ENS 363 Exam #3 Flashcards

1
Q

Cerebral palsy

A

non-progressive neuromuscular condition

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2
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Cerebral

A

brain centered

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3
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Palsy

A

lack of muscle control

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4
Q

Who discovered cerebral palsy?

A

Bobath (also known as Bobath’s disease)

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5
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Classification of lower motor lesion

A

atonia (lack of muscle control)

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6
Q

Classification of upper motor lesion

A

spastic signs (pyramidal tract)

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7
Q

Quadriplegia

A

paralysis in four limbs

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8
Q

Paraplegia

A

paralysis in two limbs almost always waist down

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9
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Diplegia

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paralysis in two limbs; could be upper 2 or lower 2

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10
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Hemiplegia

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one side of the body (most common with strokes)

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11
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Monoplegia

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one limb, peripheral neuropathies - condition that affects peripheral system as opposed to CNS

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12
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Triplegia

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affecting 3 limbs

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13
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Acquired brain injury

A

damage to the brain acquired after birth; usually affecting cognitive, physical, emotional

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14
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Causes of acquired brain injury

A

motor vehicle accidents
electrocution
poisoining
severity and location

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15
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Causes of acquired brain injury

A

motor vehicle accidents
electrocution
poisoining
severity and location

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16
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Multiple sclerosis

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demylineating disease of the brain and spinal cord