PHYSICAL DISORDERS Physical disorders in children include orthopedic impairments , such as cerebral palsy, and seizure disorders. Many children with physical disorders require special education and related services, such as transportation, physical therapy, school health services, and psychological services
Children with orthopedic impairments suff er restricted movement or lack of control over movement due to muscle, bone, or joint problems.
Seizure Disorders The most common seizure disorder is epilepsy, aneurological disorder characterized by recurring sensorimotor attacks or movement convulsions. Children who experience seizures are usually treated with one or more anticonvulsant medications, which often are effective in reducing the seizures but do not always eliminate them.
