Which of the following is not a treatment for children with cerebral palsy?

Which of the following is not a treatment for children with cerebral palsy?
 
  A. selective posterior rhizotomy
  B. diazepam (Valium)
  C. steroid medication
  D. delivery of baclofen through a pump

Question 2

Children with impairments that require some special help with locomotion and need more assistance than their peers with self-help and communication skills would be classified as:
 
  A. mild
  B. moderate
  C. severe
  D. profound

Question 3

Term infants who are diagnosed with cerebral palsy typically show all of the following characteristics except:
 
  A. are small for gestational age.
  B. maybe part of a multiple gestation.
  C. are primarily male.
  D. maybe the result of congenital malformation of the central nervous system.

Question 4

Children with weak proximal muscles
 
  A. often trip because they dont lift their feet high enough when walking.
  B. have trouble holding a pencil, using scissors.
  C. have trouble getting up from sitting.
  D. tire when doing precise fine motor activities for a long time.

Question 5

Leslie has cerebral palsy and although she has voluntary movement but it is often stiff, jerky, and inaccurate. She probably has
 
  A. spasticity.
  B. ataxia.
  C. diplegia.
  D. athetosis.