Assertion: cerebral palsy's child | /r/AtLocation | risk
Facets:
value: for secondary undernourishment
type: PURPOSE
value: for co-occurring cp
type: PURPOSE
value: for aspiration
type: PURPOSE
value: for bullying
type: PURPOSE
value: for epilepsy
type: PURPOSE
value: in other social settings
type: LOCATION
value: for developing pressure sores
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Children who are confined to a wheelchair or bed for extended periods of time are also at risk for developing pressure sores, which can become infected and life threatening in some cases.
text: At school and in other social settings a child with cerebral palsy is at risk for bullying.
text: Children with cerebral palsy are at risk of also having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) when compared to non-disabled children.
text: Children with any of the above conditions are at risk of being underweight or malnourished.
text: Children with hemiplegia and quadriplegia are most at risk for co-occurring CP and epilepsy.
text: Children who have difficulty swallowing and/or GERD are at risk for aspiration, which is when food, liquids, saliva or vomit are inhaled into the lungs.
text: Children with cerebral palsy are especially at risk of having poor nutrition because many have difficulty eating and swallowing.
text: Most children with Cerebral Palsy are at risk for secondary undernourishment due to feeding difficulties and oral motor dysfunction.
text: Children with untreated hearing loss will struggle to communicate and are at risk of becoming socially isolated.