Advanced CP & Down Syndrome Knowledge Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Advanced CP & Down Syndrome Knowledge QuizOnline version Challenging questions on CP types and Down Syndrome. by Marinella Cortez 1 Which cerebral palsy type is characterized by most severe impairment across all four limbs? a Spastic Quadriplegia b Spastic Hemiplegia c Dyskinetic CP 2 What causes spastic CP at the motor cortex level? a Damage to motor cortex or pyramidal tracts b Damage to cerebellum c Excess dopamine release 3 Which CP subtype is commonly associated with prematurity and scissoring gait? a Dyskinetic CP b Spastic Diplegia c Ataxic CP 4 Which CP subtype involves involuntary, fluctuating movements due to basal ganglia damage? a Ataxic CP b Spastic CP c Dyskinetic (Athotoid) CP 5 What is a hallmark of ataxic CP? a Poor balance and coordination b Hypertonia of limbs c Early seizures 6 Which brain region damage leads to poor coordination in CP? a Cerebellum b Motor cortex c Basal ganglia 7 Which CP cause is prenatal and related to brain development before birth? a Postnatal Causes b Prenatal Causes c Perinatal Causes 8 Which is NOT a common prenatal CP cause? a Fetal hypoxia b Infections during pregnancy c Advanced maternal age reduces risk 9 What condition is marked by an extra chromosome 21? a Turner syndrome b Down Syndrome c Klinefelter syndrome 10 Which Down Syndrome type is most common? a Trisomy 21 (Nondisjunction Down Syndrome) b Mosaic Down Syndrome c Translocation Down Syndrome 11 Which Down Syndrome type can be inherited from a parent? a Translocation Down Syndrome b Mosaic Down Syndrome c Trisomy 21 12 What prenatal test confirms Down Syndrome via chromosome analysis postnatally? a MRI b Karyotype test c Ultrasound alone 13 Which Down Syndrome risk factor increases with maternal age? a Decreased meiotic errors b Non-disjunction events c Enhanced fetal protection 14 Which Down Syndrome feature is a common physical trait? a Flat facial profile b Tall stature c Hyperflexible joints 15 Which system is often affected in Down Syndrome aside from cognition? a Lung hyperfunction b Hearing only c Heart defects 16 Which gene abnormality underpins CP symptoms rather than a single gene defect? a CFTR mutation b No single gene; multifactorial/brain injury c BRCA1 mutation 17 Which therapy is central to improving GMFCS-level movement in CP? a Chemotherapy b Physical therapy c Radiation therapy 18 Which CP treatment aims to reduce spasticity via SDR? a Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy b Chiropractic manipulation c Deep brain stimulation 19 Which Down Syndrome intervention supports early development? a Early intervention programs b High-fat diet c Postnatal radiation therapy 20 What is the common mosaic Down Syndrome pattern? a All cells 46 chromosomes b All cells 48 chromosomes c Some cells 47, others 46 chromosomes 21 Which Down Syndrome screening uses maternal blood DNA? a Triple screen b Amniocentesis only c Cell-free DNA testing 22 What type of CP involves limb involvement but not face or trunk early? a Ataxic CP b Spastic Diplegia c Dyskinetic CP 23 Which CP symptom worsens with fatigue or stress? a Fixed tone b Involuntary movements c Improved coordination 24 Which CP type is least likely to be unilateral? a Dyskinetic CP b Spastic Quadriplegia c Spastic Hemiplegia 25 Which Down Syndrome feature relates to muscle tone? a Tetany b Hypertonia c Hypotonia 26 Which Down Syndrome type has 47 chromosomes due to trisomy 21 in all cells? a Mosaic Down Syndrome b Translocation Down Syndrome c Trisomy 21 27 Which CP-related condition requires mobility aids like crutches? a Spastic Diplegia b Dyskinetic CP c Ataxic CP 28 Which Down Syndrome risk factor involves genetic rearrangements? a Maternal alcohol use b Paternal smoking c Familial translocation 29 Which symptom is common in CP and affects speech or swallowing? a Hypertension b Hyperglycemia c Dysarthria or dysphagia 30 Which CP subtype is often associated with tremors and poor coordination? a Dyskinetic CP b Spastic CP c Ataxic CP 31 Which effect is common in Down Syndrome cognitive profile? a Mild to moderate intellectual disability b Severe cerebral palsy c Advanced dementia at birth 32 Which Down Syndrome diagnosis confirms presence of extra chromosome after birth? a Blood type test b Karyotype test c Ultrasound 33 What perinatal cause can lead to CP? a Postnatal infections b Birth asphyxia c Maternal folate deficiency 34 Which CP type presents with a one-sided body involvement? a Ataxic CP b Spastic Hemiplegia c Spastic Diplegia 35 Which Down Syndrome screening is non-invasive during pregnancy? a Nuchal translucency ultrasound b Chorionic villus sampling c Amniocentesis 36 Which Down Syndrome type shows a milder phenotype due to partial chromosome 21? a Mosaic Down Syndrome b Trisomy 21 c Translocation Down Syndrome 37 Which CP symptom relates to jaw and tongue control issues? a Enhanced fine motor control b Excessive reflex elimination c Dysphagia with facial muscle involvement 38 Which Down Syndrome-associated condition is common in early childhood? a Hyperthyroidism only b Hearing and vision problems c Enhanced immunity 39 Which CP type most often results from brain injuries at birth? a Aphasic CP b Hypotonic CP c Spastic CP 40 Which genetic mechanism underpins Translocation Down Syndrome? a Extra chromosome 21 in all cells b Extra chromosome material attached to another chromosome c Deletion of chromosome 21 41 Which therapy is key for daily living skill improvement in CP? a Chemotherapy b Hyperbaric therapy c Occupational therapy 42 Which CP treatment uses muscle relaxants like Baclofen? a Surgical intervention only b Radiation therapy c Pharmacologic management 43 Which Down Syndrome feature includes Simian crease? a Curved palm line b Single palmar crease c Double palmar crease 44 Which CP symptom may improve with speech-language therapy? a Seizures b Communication difficulties c Spinal deformity 45 Which Down Syndrome intervention targets thyroid-related issues? a Antibiotics b Insulin therapy c Levothyroxine therapy 46 Which CP type is least likely to involve the trunk early? a Spastic Quadriplegia b Spastic Hemiplegia c Ataxic CP 47 What is a common non-motor feature in CP? a Hyperglycemia b Seizures c Bradycardia 48 Which Down Syndrome type sometimes shows milder physical features? a Translocation Down Syndrome b Mosaic Down Syndrome c Trisomy 21 49 Which CP symptom directly affects gait and posture? a Hair color changes b Muscle tone abnormalities c Skin pallor 50 Which Down Syndrome screening assesses fetal DNA in maternal blood? a Chorionic villus sampling b Cell-free DNA testing c Amniocentesis 51 Which CP management approach aims at independence? a Multidisciplinary therapy b Lifestyle change only c Single-drug therapy 52 Which Down Syndrome health risk is notably increased? a Hyperlipidemia b Osteoporosis c Congenital heart defects 53 Which CP type often requires braces or walkers? a Ataxic CP b Spastic Diplegia c Dyskinetic CP 54 Which Down Syndrome feature involves facial structure changes? a Increased hair growth b Enhanced vision c Distinct facial features 55 Which brain injury timing category includes birth asphyxia? a Postnatal b Prenatal c Perinatal

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Advanced CP & Down Syndrome Knowledge QuizOnline version

by Marinella Cortez

Which cerebral palsy type is characterized by most severe impairment across all four limbs?

What causes spastic CP at the motor cortex level?

Which CP subtype is commonly associated with prematurity and scissoring gait?

Which CP subtype involves involuntary, fluctuating movements due to basal ganglia damage?

What is a hallmark of ataxic CP?

Which brain region damage leads to poor coordination in CP?

Which CP cause is prenatal and related to brain development before birth?

Which is NOT a common prenatal CP cause?

What condition is marked by an extra chromosome 21?

Which Down Syndrome type is most common?

Which Down Syndrome type can be inherited from a parent?

What prenatal test confirms Down Syndrome via chromosome analysis postnatally?

Which Down Syndrome risk factor increases with maternal age?

Which Down Syndrome feature is a common physical trait?

Which system is often affected in Down Syndrome aside from cognition?

Which gene abnormality underpins CP symptoms rather than a single gene defect?

Which therapy is central to improving GMFCS-level movement in CP?

Which CP treatment aims to reduce spasticity via SDR?

Which Down Syndrome intervention supports early development?

What is the common mosaic Down Syndrome pattern?

Which Down Syndrome screening uses maternal blood DNA?

What type of CP involves limb involvement but not face or trunk early?

Which CP symptom worsens with fatigue or stress?

Which CP type is least likely to be unilateral?

Which Down Syndrome feature relates to muscle tone?

Which Down Syndrome type has 47 chromosomes due to trisomy 21 in all cells?

Which CP-related condition requires mobility aids like crutches?

Which Down Syndrome risk factor involves genetic rearrangements?

Which symptom is common in CP and affects speech or swallowing?

Which CP subtype is often associated with tremors and poor coordination?

Which effect is common in Down Syndrome cognitive profile?

Which Down Syndrome diagnosis confirms presence of extra chromosome after birth?

What perinatal cause can lead to CP?

Which CP type presents with a one-sided body involvement?

Which Down Syndrome screening is non-invasive during pregnancy?

Which Down Syndrome type shows a milder phenotype due to partial chromosome 21?

Which CP symptom relates to jaw and tongue control issues?

Which Down Syndrome-associated condition is common in early childhood?

Which CP type most often results from brain injuries at birth?

Which genetic mechanism underpins Translocation Down Syndrome?

Which therapy is key for daily living skill improvement in CP?

Which CP treatment uses muscle relaxants like Baclofen?

Which Down Syndrome feature includes Simian crease?

Which CP symptom may improve with speech-language therapy?

Which Down Syndrome intervention targets thyroid-related issues?

Which CP type is least likely to involve the trunk early?

What is a common non-motor feature in CP?

Which Down Syndrome type sometimes shows milder physical features?

Which CP symptom directly affects gait and posture?

Which Down Syndrome screening assesses fetal DNA in maternal blood?

Which CP management approach aims at independence?

Which Down Syndrome health risk is notably increased?

Which CP type often requires braces or walkers?

Which Down Syndrome feature involves facial structure changes?

Which brain injury timing category includes birth asphyxia?