Medical Aspects I For Ph And Ohi Question Paper

Medical Aspects I For Ph And Ohi

Course:Bachelor Of Education

Institution: Kenyatta University question papers

Exam Year:2008

KENYATTA UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2007/2008
INSTITUTIONAL BASED PROGRAM - APRIL 2008 SESSION
EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

PSE 105: MEDICAL ASPECTS I FOR PH AND OHI

DATE: Wednesday 27th August 2008________________TIME: 11.00am – 1.00pm
INSTRUCTIONS:

Section One: Answer ALL questions in this Section. This Section has 30 marks.
Q1.
Physical handicapping conditions can either be visible or non-visible, explain. [3 marks]

Q2.
Differentiate between spastic and athetosis cerebral palsy. [4 marks]

Q3.
Differentiate using examples acquired amputations and congenital amputations. [4 marks]

Q4.
Explain any four courses of cerebral palsy. [4 marks]

Q5.
Why is early intervention considered critical for a child with Spina Bifida? [5 marks]

Q6.
Explain the role of a physio and occupational therapist for a child with hydrocephaly. [3 marks]

Q7.
What are the major educational implications for a child with muscular dystrophy. [5 marks]

Q8.
What is the role of the teacher for a child with brittle bone disease? [2 marks]

Section Two: Answer any TWO questions.
Q9.
Describe in detail the types of spina bifida and the medical intervention that a child with such a condition requires. [20 marks]

Q10.
Describe the treatment and management of a child with muscular dystrophy. [20 marks]

Q11.
You have been invited to a community function to give a speech on epilepsy, prepare your speech using the two major sub-topics.
(a)
Treatment and management of epilepsy
(b)
How to handle a child with epilepsy.
[20 marks]

Q12.
Select a specific physical disability and discuss it under the following sub- heading.
-
Causes
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Signs and symptoms
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Functional and academic problems
-
Educational implications.
[20 marks]

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