TRUE/FALSE?
1. With regard to Cerebral Palsy:
A. CP is a progressive disorder

TRUE/FALSE?
1. With regard to Cerebral Palsy:
B. CP is a disorder of movement and posture

TRUE/FALSE?
1. With regard to Cerebral Palsy:
C. CP is associated with intellectual disability

TRUE/FALSE?
1. With regard to Cerebral Palsy:
D. Commonly due to birth asphyxia in the western world

TRUE/FALSE?
1. With regard to Cerebral Palsy:
E. No cause is found for CP in over 75% of cases

2. Which of the following features suggest that CP should not be your working diagnosis:
A. Positive family history of CP
B. Presentation of motor problems in the first year of life
C. Diurnal variation
D. Multisystem involvement
E. Non responsive to Levodopa medication trial

3. Dystonia is typically:
A. Associated with contractures
B. Variable
C. Best felt on examination rather than observed
D. Associated with a consistent dynamic range
E. Worsened with anxiety

TRUE/FALSE?
4. Re the internationally accepted classification of cerebral palsy (GMFCS):
A. GMFCS is a measurement scale of motor function

TRUE/FALSE?
4. Re the internationally accepted classification of cerebral palsy (GMFCS):
B. Can be a useful common language for clinicians

TRUE/FALSE?
4. Re the internationally accepted classification of cerebral palsy (GMFCS):
C. Describes gross motor function

TRUE/FALSE?
4. Re the internationally accepted classification of cerebral palsy (GMFCS):
D. Is a stable classification under 6 years of age

TRUE/FALSE?
4. Re the internationally accepted classification of cerebral palsy (GMFCS):
E. Is based on the Gross Motor Function Measure

TRUE/FALSE?
5. Regarding hip surveillance in CP:
A. Should start at 3 years of age

TRUE/FALSE?
5. Regarding hip surveillance in CP:
B. Can be ceased in some CP children at 5 years of age

TRUE/FALSE?
5. Regarding hip surveillance in CP:
C. Does not need to continue into adulthood

TRUE/FALSE?
5. Regarding hip surveillance in CP:
D. Referral to an intervention service is required when hip migration gets to 15%

TRUE/FALSE?
5. Regarding hip surveillance in CP:
E. Has reduced the incidence of hip dislocation in CP

6. Oral medications for most types of CP include which one of the following:
A. Botulinum toxin, baclofen, methylphenidate
B. Botulinum toxin, baclofen, sodium valproate
C. Baclofen, Levo-Dopa, Benzhexol
D. Baclofen, Levo-dopa, Quetiapine
E. Respiridone, balcofen, botulinum toxin