Cerebral palsy

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    Cerebral palsy is a group of neurological disorders. It is diagnosed during infancy or childhood and it permanently affects the body movements and the muscle coordinations. Cerebral palsy is caused by many disorders inside the brain during the development that stops the brain’s ability to control motor movements. Cerebral palsy (CP) affects the motor function of the brain’s outer layer of cerebral cortex that directs muscle movement. And the cerebral motor cortex of the fetal is unable to…

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    Cerebral Palsy The Birth defect that i’m going to write about is Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral palsy is a condition impaired by muscle coordination. Cerebral Palsy can affect people in many ways some being a person’s posture, balance, and ability to move, communicate, eat, sleep and learn. Cerebral Palsy can be caused by a brain injury of brain malformation that occurs while the brain is developing before, during, or after birth. As a result of the brain damage during brain development a…

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    this paper will be focusing on just a few of the major, most common ailments. Cerebral palsy, cerebral infections, strokes, and degenerative brain diseases are some of the most common pathologies associated with the brain and these will be the main focus throughout this paper. Cerebral palsy, a very common developmental neurological disorder, appears in the early infant years and beginning stages of childhood. Cerebral palsy, or CP for short, can be caused by abnormal development in utero or…

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    role in the health of your unborn child therefore creating a risk factor for your child developing cerebral palsy. Small habits such as smoking drinking alcohol and use of any illicit drugs is putting your unborn baby at risk for permanent and potential health One of the most common questions about cerebral palsy is, is cerebral palsy genetic? 'A growing body of evidence ' suggests that cerebral palsy is a result of a combination of genetic factors, like those of neurodevelopment disorders such…

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    Cerebral Palsy Case Study

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    her Cerebral Palsy. She was then diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at the age of 5 (present day). Family members: Bailey’s mother’s name is Linda and her father’s name is Robert. Both of her parents work full time, and they are in the upper middle class. Her mom is a nurse at a nursing home and works long hours, and her dad is a dentist who works days and is often times on call. Her parents are married, and she has one little brother who is three years old named Brock. Diagnosis: Cerebral Palsy: a…

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    Palsy Target Population

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    The target population that I choose to focus upon are individuals with Cerebral Palsy, which approximately effects two per thousand children born (Duquette, Guiliano, Starmer, 2015). The first signs often tend to appear at nineteen months, or within the first five years depending on the mildness or severity of the condition, or the type of Cerebral Palsy (CP) (Duquette et al., 2015). These include pyramidal/spastic CP, the most common, and extrapyramidal/ non spastic CP (Duquette et al., 2015).…

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    Cerebral Palsy Case Study

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    patterns of movement, posture and regulation of muscle tone. Neurodevelopmental impairments affect adaptive and sensory functioning, learning, communication, behavior and even seizures. (Martin Bax, 2005) Cerebral Palsy is the most common childhood motor disability. (Data and Statistics for Cerebral Palsy, n.d.) The average prevalence of CP across threes ties was 3.3 per 1000. The prevalence was significantly higher in boys than in girls. The most common subtype across all three sites was…

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    Spring. We hadn’t seen each other in a couple weeks, so we decided to simply touch base. She had recently just returned from her vacation in Disney World, and more importantly, she told me that she met a guy. “His name is Steve and his .also has Cerebral Palsy. I think he has a crush on me”, she said weakly. ‘How do you feel about him?” I asked. “I like him, but I think only as a friend.” “ We’ve been on a few dates since I got back from my trip, and even though he’s a nice guy, I just don’t…

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    La Belle Dame Sas Merci

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    Writing and literature have existed for thousands of years, from the ancient civilizations of the Middle East and Mediterranean lasting until the modern era. The effect of writing and the creation of literature on the world is unimaginable, as they are cornerstones of a cultured society. Not only is the fact that we create written works important, but also what we put into those works. They are modes for the recording of information and the outlets for creative expression. The whole spectrum of…

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    Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is one type of intervention that aims to help individuals with the most complex communication needs (CCN) interact with all partners in a variety of settings. Sandra, a 14-year-old female diagnosed with cerebral palsy (CP), is currently in the process of being assessed for AAC intervention. By this point in the process, Sandra has already undergone several assessments investigating her unmet needs, receptive and expressive language, symbol…

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