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What is the primary cause of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)?
Which of the following is NOT a common physical characteristic of a child with FASD?
Fetal Alcohol Effect is a milder form of FASD and usually does not involve intellectual disabilities.
Which of these complications is commonly seen in adolescents with FASD?
FASD is the most common preventable developmental disability.
What causes Cerebral Palsy (CP)?
Cerebral palsy can only occur during birth, not before or after.
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for cerebral palsy in newborns?
What type of cerebral palsy involves uncontrollable contractions of skeletal muscles resulting in stiff and jerky movements?
Athetoid cerebral palsy is characterized by involuntary, slow, writhing movements.
Which cerebral palsy type affects only one side of the body?
Quadriplegia affects all four limbs in cerebral palsy patients.
Which statement best describes the muscle tone in ataxic cerebral palsy?
Children with FASD often have heart problems, hearing loss, and spinal abnormalities.
Which outcome is a common intellectual effect seen with FASD?
Spastic cerebral palsy affects about half of all cerebral palsy cases.
Difficulty speaking can be a symptom of cerebral palsy.
Diplegia in cerebral palsy affects which part(s) of the body?
Low birth weight is a risk factor for both FASD and cerebral palsy.
Which of the following is a likely consequence of spastic cerebral palsy affecting muscle coordination and posture?
Lack of oxygen to the newborn's brain is the usual cause of cerebral palsy.
All children diagnosed with FASD will have severe intellectual disabilities.
Which of the following symptoms would least likely be caused by cerebral palsy?
Mechanical ventilation needed at birth increases the risk for cerebral palsy.
Which of the following is a common behavioral issue in children with FASD?
What percentage of children with FASD may require special education services?
The majority of children with cerebral palsy can walk independently without assistance.
All forms of cerebral palsy result in the same level of motor impairment.