Cerebral Palsy Escape Room

Cerebral Palsy Escape Room

Nursing Education

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Follow the clues and Escape to help your patient.

You are a team of pediatric nurses working in a rehabilitation unit. A 7-year-old patient, Lily, has been admitted with a diagnosis of spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. She struggles with mobility, experiencing tightness and limited movement in her legs, which impacts her ability to walk and engage in everyday activities. Your goal is to assess her condition, implement interventions, and create a care plan that supports her mobility. Throughout the escape room, you will unlock various clues related to Lily’s diagnosis and treatment, ultimately working toward a care plan that enhances her mobility and quality of life.

+ Lily's History

PUZZLE CENTRAL

Complete each PUZZLE to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

PUZZLE 1

PUZZLE 2

PUZZLE 3

PUZZLE 4

FINAL PUZZLE

Puzzle 1

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PUZZLE 1: Assessment Assessing Lily’s gait and overall mobility. Which of the following tests or scales could be used to quantify her functional abilities and limitations?

The Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory

Gross Motor Function Measure

ALL are correct

Functional Independence Measure

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Test 2

Watch the video:Lily may benefit from teaching her parents this intervention. What intervention is Beckham's mom doing that is "vital for his progress"?

Stretching

Administering Botox medications

Assisting with walking

PUZZLE CENTRAL

Complete each PUZZLE to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

PUZZLE 2

PUZZLE 1

PUZZLE 3

Final PUZZLE

PUZZLE 4

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Test 2

Watch this video:Maybe Lily could benefit from surgery. How doe the procedure Dorsal Rhizomtoy help a patient with Cerebral Palsy?

A procedure that cuts the motor nerve roots to enhance muscle strength.

A surgical procedure that involves cutting or destroying specific nerve fibers to relieve chronic pain or spasticity

A surgery where the spinal cord is completely severed to treat paralysis.

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Final Puzzle

Drag concepts to the corresponding groupMedications

CP treatment

Not anticipated for CP treatment

1. Baclofen

2. Diazepam

3. Propanolol

4. Botox

5. Fluconazole

6. Furosemide

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Final Puzzle

Drag concepts to the corresponding groupMedications How did you do?

CP treatment

not anticipated for CP treatment

1. Baclofen

3. Propanolol

2. Diazepam

5. Fluconazole

4. Botox

6. Furosemide

continuE

PUZZLE CENTRAL

Complete each PUZZLE to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

PUZZLE 3

PUZZLE 1

PUZZLE 2

PUZZLE 4

FINAL PUZZLE

Puzzle 1

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You're doing great. Next question:Lily, is prescribed baclofen. The nurse knows that baclofen helps manage cerebral palsy by:

Blocking acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction

Decreasing muscle spasms and reducing muscle tone

Enhancing motor skills by stimulating dopamine production

PUZZLE CENTRAL

Complete each PUZZLE to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

PUZZLE 1

PUZZLE 2

PUZZLE 3

PUZZLE 4

FINAL PUZZLE

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Final PUZZLE

Time to documentMatch the CP term to the appropriate nursing documentation.

Spastic CP

A. Involuntary movements, fluctuating muscle tone

Dyskinetic CP

B. A combination of two or more or all of the symptoms

Ataxic CP

C. Poor coordination, balance issues

Mixed CP

D. Muscle tightness and stiffness

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Final PUZZLE

Time to documentMatch the CP term to the appropriate nursing documentation. HOW DID YOU DO?

Spastic CP

D. Muscle tightness and stiffness

Dyskinetic CP

A. Involuntary movements, fluctuating muscle tone

Ataxic CP

C. Poor coordination, balance issues

Mixed CP

B. A combination of two or more or all of the symptoms

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PUZZLE CENTRAL

Complete each PUZZLE to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!

PUZZLE 1

PUZZLE 2

PUZZLE 3

PUZZLE 4

FINAL PUZZLE

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Final Puzzle

Creat a plan ofcare by Draging appropriate options to the care plan.

Care plan

Things to Avoid

1. Physical Therapy

2. Occupational Therapy

3. Surgical Interventions

4. Medication Therapy

5. Speech-Language Therapy

6. Avoid Assistive Devices

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Final Puzzle

Creat a plan ofcare by Draging appropriate options to the care plan.How did you do?

Care plan

Things to Avoid

1. Physical Therapy

2. Occupational Therapy

6. Avoid Assistive Devices

3. Surgical Interventions

4. Medication Therapy

5. Speech-Language Therapy

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Completed

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• Diagnosed with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy at age 2 • Experiences spasticity (muscle stiffness) primarily in her legs • Has difficulty walking without support, uses a walker at home • Currently undergoing physical therapy for strength and mobility • Struggles with balance and coordination during daily activities • Participates in weekly PT and OT sessions. Good Luck! Lily needs your help and expertise.

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