Boyd Intro Flashcards

1
Q

Somatic PNS

A

skin joints mm voluntary

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2
Q

visceral PNS

A

involuntary, autonomic, organs, vessels, glands

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3
Q

somatic general sensory does what

A

general: touch, pain, pressure, vibrations, temp, propprio

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4
Q

somatic special does what

A

hearing equilibrium vision smell

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5
Q

visearl sensory general does whats

A

stretch pain temp hunger nausea

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6
Q

visceral sensory special does what

A

taste

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7
Q

branches of PNS

A

sensory and motor

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8
Q

somatic motor does what

A

skeletal mm

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9
Q

visceral motor general does what

A

smooth cardiac mm glands

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10
Q

whats visceral motor equivalent to

A

ANS

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11
Q

branches of visceral motor

A

para / sympathetic

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12
Q

PNS motor signs

A

paralysis mm
uni lateral maybe
limbs involved

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13
Q

CNS motor signs

A

spastic
babinski
brisk reflex
uni or bi lateral

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14
Q

PNS sensory signs

A

1 dermantone

sharp loss

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15
Q

CNS sensory signs

A

+1 dermatomes
associated with spinal level
autonomic dysfunction (incontenence)

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16
Q

Lower motor neurone damage signs

A

Flaccid
hypo reflex
no clonus
atrophy

17
Q

upper motor neuron dame

A

spastic
hyper reflex
clonus
atrophy

18
Q

difference atrophy in LMN and UMN

A

Lower: early, marked. Velocity less

UMN: delayed / limited, velocity same

19
Q

UMN or LMN has loss of reflex

A

L

20
Q

smaller AP leads to

A

less strength
sensory changes
slow response time

21
Q

PNS with agin

A

loss mylinated / unmyselinated fibres
Small AP
loss cell bodies

22
Q

Charcot cause patho

A

heredity

demyelination

23
Q

medical for Charcot

A

deal with the foot drop. deformity

24
Q

carpal tunnel cause path

A

occupation obesity

compression of median

25
Q

medical for carpal

A

PT does egometric analysis

surgery

26
Q

bells palsy cause patho

A

herpes

virus

27
Q

medical for bells

A

corticosteroid

protect eye

28
Q

thoracic outley cause risk patho

A

pressure on brachial plexus
posture from growth / trauma
compress nerve root

29
Q

medical thoracic outlet

A

posture strength

release mm or surge

30
Q

diabetic neuropathy cause patho

A

diebates

schwann effected
loss myelinated / unmyelined axons

31
Q

diabetic neuropathy manifestation s

A

hyperglycaemic
symettric polyneuropathy
focus neuropathies

32
Q

medical for diabetic neuropathy

A

control hyperglycemia
skin care
amputation

33
Q

gillian barre cuase patho

A

immune disorder
lesions in PNS

shwann myelin attached

34
Q

medical for Gillian barre

A

plasma exchange

PT; mm ROM, strength

35
Q

complex regional pain - patho

A

injury at one somatic level making sympthic on

36
Q

herpes cause
manfistection
med

A

not sure
pain blisters
med: PT manage pain, vaccine, oral med

37
Q

role of PT in PN lesion injury

A

prevent damage to skin joint mm
splint , stim
mm imbalance