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Cerebral palsy
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What is cerebral palsy?
Lifelong
condition
affecting movement and coordination
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What causes cerebral palsy?
Problem with the
brain
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What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy?
Weak
arms and legs
Shaking
on the toes
Random
uncontrolled
movements
Swallowing,
speaking, and vision problems
Difficulties
in reaching development milestones
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What symptom involves difficulty with limbs in cerebral palsy?
Weak
arms
and legs
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What does shaking on the toes indicate in cerebral palsy?
It indicates a
symptom
of the condition
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What are random uncontrolled movements a symptom of?
Cerebral palsy
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Which problems are associated with swallowing, speaking, and vision in cerebral palsy?
They are
symptoms
of the condition
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What does difficulty in reaching development milestones indicate?
It indicates a symptom of
cerebral palsy
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What are the causes of cerebral palsy?
Bleeding
in the baby's brain
Reduced
blood
and
oxygen
supply to the
brain
A
stroke
An
infection
during pregnancy
An
injury
to the unborn baby's head
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What can cause bleeding in the baby's brain?
A
stroke
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How can an infection during pregnancy affect the baby?
It can lead to
cerebral palsy
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What type of scans are used in the treatment of cerebral palsy?
Bone scans
and
ultrasounds
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What does an MRI scan do?
It uses
magnetic fields
and radio waves
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What is the purpose of a CT scan?
To
examine
the
brain's
structure
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What type of tests are conducted for cerebral palsy?
Blood tests
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Is there a cure for cerebral palsy?
No, there is
currently
no cure
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