Occupational Therapy

1. / Observable facial expressions of a feeling or emotion.
4. / A condition in which a person with cognitive impairment becomes confused or disoriented at the end of the day.
6. / Abnormally increased convexity in the curvature of the thoracic spine.
7. / The surgical transplantation of the patients own skin from one area to another.
8. / Stiff movement in one direction in small evenly spaced segments.
11. / The ability to read words above age-level expectation.
14. / Opposite of Colles' fracture.
18. / Inability to write a sentence.
20. / An extremely elevated mood.
21. / The inability to distinguish fantasy from reality.
22. / Inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary movement.
24. / Who won the NBA Finals?
25. / Who won the Stanley Cup?

2. / Inflammation of the synovial lining of the tendon sheath.
3. / Accelerated speech with rapid changes in subject.
5. / Abnormally low muscle tone.
9. / Also referred to as degenerative joint disease.
10. / A condition in which the shoulder blade protrudes from a person's back in an abnormal position.
12. / Paresis or weakness affecting on side of the body.
13. / Inability to name objects.
15. / Reduced tone.
16. / Abnormal shortening of muscle tissue that renders the muscle highly resistant to stretching.
17. / A recurrent and persistent idea, thought, or impulse to carry out an act.
18. / Imperfect articulation of speech.
19. / An absence or suppression of emotion, feeling or concern.
23. / Difficulty in swallowing.
25. / Inflammation of the fluid-filled sac that lies between a tendon and skin.