Vocabulary Check-up

I. Match the words from the right column with their definitions:

1. harmful change in any part of the body caused by injury or disease	a) hearing
2. power to float or keep things floating (usually on water)	b) lesion
3. different from what is normal, ordinary or expected	c) extremities
4. nerve-fibers in the spine	d) abnormal
5. loss or impairment of motor function due to a lesion in the neural or the muscle mechanism	e) posture
6. hands and feet	f) buoyancy
7. manners, treatment shown towards others	g) behaviour
8. power of seeing or imagining	h) vision
9. perception by sound	i) spinal cord
10. position of the body	j) paralysis

5. One out of four doesn’t fit. Which one?

1. a) abnormality; b) paralysis; c) pathology; d) dysfunction;

2. a) difficult; b) not the same; c) various; d) different;

3. a) vision; b) hearing; c) smell; d) sound;

4. a) lesion; b) leisure; c) trauma; d) damage;

5. a) affected; b) accurate; c) precise; d) exact;

6. a) handicapped; b) dislocated; c) disabled; d) impaired;

7. a) to occur; b) to happen; c) to disturb; d) to exist;

8. a) inadequate; b) insufficient; c) improbable; d) not enough

9. a) to affect; b) to influence; c) to increase; d) to atack

III. Match the endings with the beginnings:

1. The scope of the cerebral palsy rehabilitation programme to a large extent depends on …

2. This focus on time differs cerebral palsy from the motor problems caused by …

3. The role of brain dysfunction as the cause of abnormal motor function differentiates cerebral palsy from …

4. Physical therapy (rehabilitation) is the primary source of …

5. Through consultations with the physician, teachers and parents physical therapist…

6. The buoyancy of water allows children with cerebral palsy …

7. Cerebral palsy is a multiply handicapping condition caused by brain abnormality resulting from maldevelopment or damage …

a) … to have a freedom of movement that they cannot have out of water.

b) … can discover which skills need additional work.

c) …other motor problems caused by spinal lesions.

d) …movement education for an individual with cerebral palsy.

e) … occurring before, during or shortly after birth and characterized by motor dysfunction and a variety of associated problems.

f) … the facilities and equipment available.

g) … brain dysfunction associated with strokes or head injuries occurring later in life.

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PHYSICAL REHABILITATION IN SPORTS TRAUMATISM

CEREBRAL PALSY

Підсумковий модульний контроль final test paper

1. Match the words with their definitions:

a) research	b) to evaluate
c) to supervise	d) rudiments of sth
e) flexibility	f) treadmill
g) experience	h) to supplement

1. Knowledge or skills that you acquire from learning or doing something.

2. Qualities of a thing that is easily bent without breaking.

3. Apparatus for producing circular motion by a person who is walking on it.

4. A detailed and careful study of sth. to find out more information about it.

5. Basic skills that are needed for any kind of an activity.

6. Watch sb/sth to make sure that work, etc. is being done properly and people are behaving correctly.

7. Study the facts and then give your opinion about the meaning of sth or about how good it is.

8. Make additions to sth.