Evaluation for Movement Functions-Traditional

Question 1

it is the ability to control one’s body effectively in performing an occupation

Answer 1

Motor control

Question 2

motor control approach where there is a sequence

Answer 2

traditional

Question 3

t/f

in traditional MC, the approach is top-down

Answer 3

false

bottom up kase focus more sa cx factors before occ. perf

Question 4

which among the 2 motor control is task oriented and focuses on the occ perf before client factors

Answer 4

contemporary

Question 5

what is the sequence in traditional approach

Answer 5

1. motivation to move
2. long term memory is searched
3. program is developed (motor plan)
4. program is executed
5. knowledge of results (feedback)
6. program is stored for future use

Question 6

approach where reflex is okay and means that there is hope and movement

Answer 6

brunnstrom approach

Question 7

what do we evaluate in brunnstrom approach

Answer 7

1. sensation
2. effect of tonic reflex
3. effect of associated reactions on mvmt
4. level of recovery of voluntary mc

Question 8

type of reflex:
S: flex neck
R: flex of limbs

Answer 8

STNR (symmetrical tonic neck reflex)

Question 9

type of reflex
S: head rotate to one side
R: extend on i/L Extremities; flex on c/L extremities

Answer 9

ATNR (asymmetric tonic neck reflex)

Question 10

type of reflex
S: prone
R: flex
S; supine
R: extend

Answer 10

tonic labyrinthine reflex

Question 11

type of reflex
S: rotation of upper trunk to one side
R: flex of i/L UE and extension of i/L LE

Answer 11

tonic lumbar reflex

Question 12

they are automatic responses of involved limb that results from action occurring in some other parts of body

Answer 12

associated reaction

Question 13

ARS where there is elevation of affected arm

Answer 13

soque’s phenomenon

Question 14

ARs when unaffected limb is resisted, affected limb will move

Answer 14

raimiste’s phenomenon

Question 15

what are the stages of recovery for Arm

Answer 15

1. flaccidity (no response to all)
2. Synergies can be elicited reflexively
3. beginning voluntary mvmt only in synergy (knee to ear)
4. there is some movement away from synergy
5. independent movement
6. isolated jt mvmt freely performed

Question 16

3 things to ask cx to do in Stage 4 in stage of recovery for ARM

Answer 16

• hand behind back
• arm to forward horizonal position
• pronate/supinate with elbow at 90 deg

Question 17

3 things to ask cx t do in Stage 5 stage of recovery of arm

Answer 17

• arm to side horizontal
• arm forward then overhead
• pronate/supinate with full elbow extension

Question 18

what are the stages of recovery of HAND

Answer 18

1. flaccidity
2. little to no active finger flexion
3. grasps, no voluntary ext or release
4. semi-voluntary finger ext, lateral prehension c thumb release
5. palmar prehension cylinder/sphere grasp
6. all types of prehension

Question 19

this type of approach where presence of reflex means impairment

Answer 19

Bobath approach

Question 20

use this to eliminate abnormal tone and dysfunctional mvmts

Answer 20

manual techniques

Question 21

movement control problems occur to to this 4 reasons

Answer 21

1. loss of postural control
2. loss of selective movement control
3. abnormal tone
4. sensory disturbance

Question 22

What do you observe during bobath evaluation

Answer 22

• behavior
• typical posture
• preferred movement pattern
• spontaneous use
• performance of ADLs
• Abnormal tone and coordination