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Final Spring 2015 Flashcards

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1
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medial lateral perterbations do what to hips

A

enact the hips, flexors unload

extensors load

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2
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2 gait adaptations

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spin turn

step turn

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3
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without vision, pts have to really rely on

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proprioception

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4
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stride length ___ with age

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decreases

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5
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fnct of brain stem

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primal- breathing, digestion

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6
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pariatal lobe

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reach, grasping, reaction to env

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7
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temporal lobe

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language, hearing, memory

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8
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power vs precision grip

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power- like a baby or holding a hammer

precision - a needle or pen

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9
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thalmus

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sorts data

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10
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feed forward

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your reaction is due to a memory implant, it’s anticipatory

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11
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catching a ball, your rxn happens

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prox to distal

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12
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reaction time ___ with more practice

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decreases as you learn

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13
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grasping is a ___ task

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distal

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14
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explain ICF model

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top tier- med condition
next 3 teirs - body impairment, activity limitation, participatio restriction
lower tiers - env, personal factors

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15
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Massed vs distributed

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dist is best
Massed - for endurace pts
distributed- when they need more breaks

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16
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constant vs variable

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constant - same always
variable - mix it up

ex: walking, always in a straight line on concrete vs zig zagging an doing steps

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17
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random vs blocked (order)

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random is best for long term motor learning

blocked is good for beginner or cog issue

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18
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guidance vs discovery

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guidence is less effective bc they just do what they are told

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19
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Fitts and Posners stages of motor dev

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1- Cognition
2- Association
3 -Autonomy

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Explain cognition stage of fitts and posner

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experimentation, not sure what works best at this point, they are trying to find preffered strategies

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Explain associative stage of fitts and posner

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they are defining and mastering their preffered strategy

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Explain autonomous stage of fitts and posner

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its automatic, can now worry about env, and other factors

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23
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What is sx model theory

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idea that movement is synergistic. there are 3 levels
novice - hardly any dof used
advanced
expert -release/use of all dof

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24
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4 main goals of Motor Learning

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  1. generalizability
  2. retention-repeatable
  3. quality of performance
  4. resistance to change
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25
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4 stages of motor control

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initial mobility
stablity
controlled mobility
skill

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26
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standing independently at what age

A

12 mos

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27
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Heirarchy dev with babies (what comes first and what after that)

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attitudinal/postural reflexes
righting reactions
balace
posture mastery

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28
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Explain ATNR

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where the head goes, the UE will follow

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29
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STNR

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where head goes, arms follow and legs do opp

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30
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Tonic Labyrinthian

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when head flexes trunk flexes

when head extends trunk extends

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31
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attitudinal/postural reflexes effect

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tone of ENTIRE body

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32
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What sensory sx is most prominent in babies

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visual

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33
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mental practice happens dt what part of brain

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pre frontal

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34
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cognition includes what 3 things

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attention
motivation
emotion

35
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declarative memory comes from

A

explicit- hipppo

36
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procedural learning happens due to what brain part

A

cerebellum

37
Q

3 requisites of locomotion

A

stability
progression
adaptability

38
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___controls reach, while ___ controls grasp

A

prox-reach

distal-grasp

39
Q

voluntary control is due to

A

frontal lobe

40
Q

coordinator of mvmt

A

cerebellum

41
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Fitts law

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accuracy and speed, large vs wide target) (bigger target the faster you can complete the task-not as fine and skilled) (start with bigger target first)

42
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voluntary control happens due to

A

frontal lobe

43
Q

sensations needed for posture and fine motor control

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all (sight, touch, proprioception, vestibular)

44
Q

ATNR is beginning of

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eye hand coordination

45
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3 things needed for reflex theory

A

receptor
pathway
effector

46
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motor control and motor memory dt

A

cerebellum

47
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language hearing and memory

A

temporal lobe

48
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executive brain fnct

A

frontal lobe

49
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sight dt

A

occipital lobe

50
Q

sensations dt

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pariatal lobe

51
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grasp reflex integration occurs

A

6mos

52
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intrinsic vs extrinsic feedback

A

intrinsic- within

extrinsic- outside body

53
Q

5 main parts to gait measurment

A 
step length
step width
stride length
velocity 
step rate
54
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what is step length

A

1 foot strike to anotehr

55
Q

what is stride legth

A

q 2 steps

56
Q

what is step witdth

A

heel distances

57
Q

reactive and proactive strategies

A

reactive - reflexes, (px, temp, tactile, sensory stimulation)
Proactive -come later - jumping over obstacles

58
Q

part of brain responsible for gait speed

A

brainstem

59
Q

part of brain controls start/stop of motion

A

basal ganglia

60
Q

we lose type ___ fibers with age

A

II -fast twitch

61
Q

factors to the task oriented approach to PT

A

task
individual
env

all on functional mvmt

62
Q

Motor control includes ____ controls

A

postural

63
Q

Postural control depends on individual char, what are they

A

BOS
COM
LOS
Sensory and Motor strategies

64
Q

stability, you go against ___ forces

A

vertical

65
Q

progression, you go against ___ forces

A

horizontal

66
Q

Main muscle group in gait cycle

A

hips

67
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motor milestones

A 
2 months for head control and prone on elbows
6 sit
8 crawl
10 pull up
12 walk
68
Q

what sense is needed for eye/hand coordination

A

vision

69
Q

We use ____control during reaching tasks

A

posture

70
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mental practice happens in what part of brain

A

frontal cortex

71
Q

Hip abductors are activated to ____ control the wt shift of the pelvis

A

eccentrically

72
Q

stride length

A

same foot to same foot

73
Q

children use feed ___

A

back (reactionary response)

74
Q

reactive adaptations rely on

A

balance

75
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proactive adaptations rely on

A

vision**

76
Q

____ m/sec to cross a street

A

1.4

77
Q

as we age, _____ of muscles occurs during walking which increases stiffness

A

coactivation

78
Q

locating an object visually

A

visual regard

79
Q

fine motor task of holding a pencil

A

prehension

80
Q

log roll occurs

A

4 mos

81
Q

grasp reflex occurs dt

A

spinal cord

82
Q

stepping reflex is a CPG and occurs when

A

at birth

83
Q

walk to run to gallop to

A

hop to skip

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