OTS 322 Exam 2 Questions and Answers Latest Update 2025-2026
Spastic quadriplegia - Answers A child who has fisted hands and limited range of motion in the
upper extremities and has scissoring and increased tone in the lower extremities is
demonstrating signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
Ataxia - Answers A child who walks with an unsteady staggering gait and has difficulty with
balance is showing signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
dorsal rhizotomy - Answers A surgical procedure used to reduce spasticity and improve function
in which nerve roots in the spinal cord which are causing spasticity are cut is called a:
Spastic hemiplegia - Answers An 11-month-old infant who reaches with only one hand and
drags one side of the body when crawling is demonstrated signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
Spastic - Answers Contractures are most often associated with which type of cerebral palsy?
Brain - Answers In what part of the body must the injury occur to be considered cerebral palsy?
two standard deviations below the mean. - Answers Intellectual function is determined to be
significantly limited when the standard score is:
Limitations described must be followed by the identification of needed support. - Answers Of
the following statements, which one is accurate in terms of the diagnostic process for ID?
Diagnostic Adaptive Behavior Scale - Answers The DABS is an acronym for a widely used
assessment for persons with ID known as:
18 years old. - Answers The age threshold for diagnosis of intellectual disabilities is:
cerebellum - Answers The ataxic form of cerebral palsy is caused by damage to which part of
the brain?
Mild impairment - Answers The largest percentage of persons with ID falls into which of the
following category?
Significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior - Answers Which of the
following is the most complete definition of intellectual disability?
Rolling a pencil across a table repeatedly - Answers Which of the following could be considered
a restrictive and repetitive behavior?
sensory modulation disorder, sensory-based motor disorder, sensory discrimination disorder. -
Answers Sensory processing disorder includes:
Hypo- and hyperreactivity to sensory information - Answers Which of the following sensory
features are included as diagnostic criteria in the DSM-5?
Spastic quadriplegia - Answers A child who has fisted hands and limited range of motion in the
upper extremities and has scissoring and increased tone in the lower extremities is
demonstrating signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
Ataxia - Answers A child who walks with an unsteady staggering gait and has difficulty with
balance is showing signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
dorsal rhizotomy - Answers A surgical procedure used to reduce spasticity and improve function
in which nerve roots in the spinal cord which are causing spasticity are cut is called a:
Spastic hemiplegia - Answers An 11-month-old infant who reaches with only one hand and
drags one side of the body when crawling is demonstrated signs of which type of cerebral palsy?
Spastic - Answers Contractures are most often associated with which type of cerebral palsy?
Brain - Answers In what part of the body must the injury occur to be considered cerebral palsy?
two standard deviations below the mean. - Answers Intellectual function is determined to be
significantly limited when the standard score is:
Limitations described must be followed by the identification of needed support. - Answers Of
the following statements, which one is accurate in terms of the diagnostic process for ID?
Diagnostic Adaptive Behavior Scale - Answers The DABS is an acronym for a widely used
assessment for persons with ID known as:
18 years old. - Answers The age threshold for diagnosis of intellectual disabilities is:
cerebellum - Answers The ataxic form of cerebral palsy is caused by damage to which part of
the brain?
Mild impairment - Answers The largest percentage of persons with ID falls into which of the
following category?
Significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior - Answers Which of the
following is the most complete definition of intellectual disability?
Rolling a pencil across a table repeatedly - Answers Which of the following could be considered
a restrictive and repetitive behavior?
sensory modulation disorder, sensory-based motor disorder, sensory discrimination disorder. -
Answers Sensory processing disorder includes:
Hypo- and hyperreactivity to sensory information - Answers Which of the following sensory
features are included as diagnostic criteria in the DSM-5?
