Nbcot Exam Review (Children's) 1

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Development Coordination Disorder (DCD)

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Developmental Coordination Disorder (DSD)

REFERS TO CHILDREN WHOSE ACQUISITION AND EXECUTION OF MOTOR SKILLS IS SUBSTANTIALLY BELOW THAT EXPECTED FOR THEIR CHRONOLOGICAL AGE AND OPPORTUNITY FOR SKILL LEARNING AND USE.

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Dysdiadokokinesis

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Impairment of the ability to make movements exhibiting a rapid change of motion that is caused by cerebellar dysfunction

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Intention Tremor

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A slow tremor of the extremities that increases on attempted voluntary movement and is observed in certain diseases of the nervous system

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Dysmetria

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Impaired ability to estimate distance in musculuar activity

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Limited force control

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Limited strength or energy

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Poor bilateral motor coordination

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Inability to perform movements using both sides of the body (e.g, alternating jumps)

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Difficulty with coordination (fine and gross motor)

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Inability to complete movements n a smooth manner (e.g., walk on heels, finger opposition

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Difficulty with balance

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Inability to maintain one's center of gravity (e.g., stand on one foot)

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Associated reactions (Synkinesis)

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Involuntary movement in one part when another part is moved: an associated movement