A child whose muscles are excessively stiff and thus has trouble controlling both gross and fine motor movements is most likely to be diagnosed with:
a. ataxic cerebral palsy.
b. athetoid cerebral palsy.
c. epilepsy.
d. spastic cerebral palsy.
Question 2
Rogers' humanistic theory proposes that self-concept develops from:
a. the child's autonomous explorations of the world around them.
b. the child's efforts to fulfill the need for self-actualization.
c. the child's perceptions of his or her own unique experiences.
d. the child's positive outlook, future mindedness, and courage.
Coordination of antagonist muscles to perform movement.
Muscles of the arm and hand.
A fluorescent trouble light operates cooler and is safer to use in the shop because it is protected ...
Cross-arm stretch of cervical muscles with neck in forward flexion.
Warming effleurage to thigh muscles. Use reinforced palm over palm method to apply deeper pressure ...
Deep effleurage with forearm to hamstring muscles. Apply from above knee to superior attachments.