2.2- Treatment Approaches Flashcards

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_________ - focus on therex and neuromuscular facilitation to prevent learned nonuse and overcompensation by intact segments

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traditional approach

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2
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What are the 3 basic principles to PNF?

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  1. facilitation of total patterns of movement and posture
  2. normal synergies
  3. normal patterns of movement are spiral and diagonal
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3
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PNF- extremities - use ___ and ____ patterns

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D1 and D2

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4
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PNF- head and trunk- combines _______

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flexion/extension with rotation (chops)

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5
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PNF- uses _____ and _____ to facilitate muscle contraction

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resistance and stretch

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6
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What promotes normal development to help learn/relearn motor control through structured activities within context of functional tasks?

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Neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) - Bertha and Karel Bobath

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What is the theory/method behind Neurodevelopmental treatment?

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breaking down functional tasks into component parts

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NDT- focus on ____________________

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normal movement sequences and balance

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9
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NDT- normalize __________ through _________

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sensory and perception through tactile stimulation

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10
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NDT- ________ and _______ cause abnormal movement patterns = focus on eliminating these

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abnormal tone and primitive reflexes

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NDT- normalize _______ and _____ = use tactile cues for ____________, ______________

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normalize postural tone and control = use tactile cues for facilitation for low tone, inhibition for high tone

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NDT- use functional activities that are ____ and ______ (rolling, sitting up, etc)

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meaningful and goal oriented

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13
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NDT- start with ___________ progressing to _______ progressing to __________ activities

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gravity eliminated progressing to weightbearing progressing to gravity resisted activities

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14
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What is not permitted with NDT?

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substitution (compensatory) movements

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15
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NDT- work on _______ side

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affected

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16
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Treatment techniques for NDT
1.
2.
3.

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  1. Guided movement
  2. Handling (key points of control)
  3. Rhythmic rotation
17
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Recovery progresses in sequence from mass movement (synergy patterns) to movements that have components of both synergy patterns, to isolated joint movements

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Movement therapy in Hemiplegia - Brunnstrom

18
Q

Out of synergy patterns, ____________ progress to ______

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isometric and eccentric contractions progress to isotonic contractions

19
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What is Brunnstrom’s now contraindicated method?

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encourage patient to use synergy first and then work out of it

20
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Techniques of movement therapy of hemiplegia

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proprioceptive input (resistance, weightbearing, stretching, tapping), use of good side to facilitate movement on the involved side