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Across 2. related to treatment of a disease or disability 4. convulsions caused by a disturbance of the electrical activity of the brain 5. a condition caused by injury to certain parts of the brain; usually results in paralysis and uncontrollable muscle movement in particular parts of the body 7. a congenital protrusion of the spinal cord through the vertebrae; paralysis of the lower trunk and legs often results 8. a therapeutic device to help a child maintain a standing position 9. artificial devices replacing body parts that are damaged at birth or later removed 10. mobility devices, prostheses, and prescribed alterations of standard furnishings to meet the needs of exceptional children 11. materials that children can handle and work with, such as puzzles, blocks, and wooden beads 13. having abnormally high muscle tone 14. having too little muscle tone; “floppiness” 15. responses the infant is born with: such behaviors as grasping, stepping, rooting, and sucking

Down 1. a disorder that involves the joints, causes stiffness, swelling, and limited motion; may be accompanied by inflammation of the eyes 3. condition that results from undrained fluids leading to enlarged head and ultimate deterioration of the brain 5. use of chemicals in the treatment of disease 6. similar to the myelomeningocele, except that the protrusion contains only the covering of the spinal cord and usually causes little or no neurological impairment 12. a tube implanted into the brain to allow proper circulation and drainage of fluids within the skull