Condition Objectives 1-3 What is it? Not the medical terms, but how would you explain this to a patient? And how is it diagnosed? Cerebral Palsy Bacterial Meningitis Down Syndrome Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessments/Clinical Manifestations (including lab values) Treatment including Medications/Surgical Treatments Nursing Education to provide (regarding safety, medications, dietary restrictions etc.) 1. What are common assessments and findings associated with conditions related to intracranial regulation/cerebral dysfunction? 2. How can the nurse provide support to the family as well as the child and why is this important?

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