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How is cp classified?
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Please specify.: Would love to help you, but CP can mean multiple things-- chronic pancreatitis, chest pain, cerebral palsy, etc.
Answered 11/27/2017
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CEREBRAL PALSY: Classified differently: #1. Physiologic: spastic, athetoid, ataxic, atonic, mixed, unclassified. #2.Topographic: mono/para/hemi/tri/di/ quadri/ paraplegia, double hemiplegia, etc. #3.Etiologic: prenatal e.g. Infection, metabolic, toxic, anoxic, genetic etc. Perinatal- anoxia. Postnatal: toxic, infection, trauma. #4. Functional- degree of limitation e.g. Class i to class iv.
Answered 9/15/2013
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