HCA205 Quiz #3 Questions and Answers 100% Solved
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1. Intellectual disabilities involve which of the following: low intellectual function and
impaired adaptive behaviour
2. Seizures: what does the term spastic mean?: uncontrolled contractions of skeletal muscles
3. What is a developmental disability?: A disability that occurs before before the age of 18
4. Child with an enlarged head?: hydrocephalus
5. Nerve damage?: Myelomeningocele
6. How is hydrocephalus treated?: Shunt
7. When does spina bifida occur?: first month of gestation
8. Most common congenital chromosomal disorders in Canada?: down syndrome
9. Hydrocephalus, what is most likely to occur without treatment?: they will likely have
intellectual disorders and neurological damage
10. What is the cause of Down Syndrome?: an extra chromosome
11. Cerebral palsy is caused by?: defect motor region of the brain
12. Similar body parts are affected on both sides of the body. This is?: diplegia
13. When does autism usually begin?: early childhood
14. Children with down syndrome usually have?: heart defects
15. seizure longer than 5 mins, called 911, seizure has stopped, what does you
do next?: lay them on their left side in recovery position
16. Spinal bifida that affects which part of the body?: spinal column
17. what the children with autism do?: avoid physical contact
18. Caring for a person with cerebral palsy depends on?: Depends on their severity.
19. Which of the following statements is true about autism?: People with autism spend
time alone.
20. When caring for a person with spina bifida, the support worker is more
careful around?: The sack
21. What is true about foetal alcohol syndrome?: It causes intellectual disability
22. What statement about ADHD is true?: More likely to occur when a family member has it.
23. When does a person with epilepsy have more seizures?: If the medication regime is
not followed.
24. What do people with developmental disabilities need?: Lifelong support and services
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1. Intellectual disabilities involve which of the following: low intellectual function and
impaired adaptive behaviour
2. Seizures: what does the term spastic mean?: uncontrolled contractions of skeletal muscles
3. What is a developmental disability?: A disability that occurs before before the age of 18
4. Child with an enlarged head?: hydrocephalus
5. Nerve damage?: Myelomeningocele
6. How is hydrocephalus treated?: Shunt
7. When does spina bifida occur?: first month of gestation
8. Most common congenital chromosomal disorders in Canada?: down syndrome
9. Hydrocephalus, what is most likely to occur without treatment?: they will likely have
intellectual disorders and neurological damage
10. What is the cause of Down Syndrome?: an extra chromosome
11. Cerebral palsy is caused by?: defect motor region of the brain
12. Similar body parts are affected on both sides of the body. This is?: diplegia
13. When does autism usually begin?: early childhood
14. Children with down syndrome usually have?: heart defects
15. seizure longer than 5 mins, called 911, seizure has stopped, what does you
do next?: lay them on their left side in recovery position
16. Spinal bifida that affects which part of the body?: spinal column
17. what the children with autism do?: avoid physical contact
18. Caring for a person with cerebral palsy depends on?: Depends on their severity.
19. Which of the following statements is true about autism?: People with autism spend
time alone.
20. When caring for a person with spina bifida, the support worker is more
careful around?: The sack
21. What is true about foetal alcohol syndrome?: It causes intellectual disability
22. What statement about ADHD is true?: More likely to occur when a family member has it.
23. When does a person with epilepsy have more seizures?: If the medication regime is
not followed.
24. What do people with developmental disabilities need?: Lifelong support and services
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