Lecture 13: posture response triggers Flashcards
Proposed origins of primary trigger for postural response?
- Ankle proprioceptors
- hip and trunk proprioceptors
- vestibulo-spinal
- load receptors
look at onset latency (100-120ms after)
what did allen et. al. look into
enhanced ankle angle protocol
looked at emg of those with lower leg and total leg proprioceptive loss
What did allen et al find
argued that potentially proximal joint proprioceptive info does play a role in triggering postural responses
nulled ankle angle protocol
conducted by allen et al
kept original angle of ankle the same so that theoretically proprioceptive information is no longer there
still see normal balance correcting responses (NOT CRITICAL FOR RESPONSES)
still evidence that more proximal joints providing cues
is vestibular information critical for balance correcting responses?
No, no delays that would indicate so
vestibular information still responsible for modulating appropriate amplitude of responses
load receptors and postural correction
detect load on muscles
Deitz et. al.
EMG slightly reduced when load of receptors was decreased
no delays seen
not critical
Is vision critical for postural responses
no
Nakata and Yabe 2001, observed eyes open and closed
same timing of response, no change in onset latency
blind, same or slightly shorter onset latency
Is there reduncancy in sensory feedback to trigger postural responses?
yes
Conditioned postural responses
Campbell et. al.
loud auditory cues stimulus
response is the balance correcting response when the platform would move
response
results of postural conditioning
less amplitude seen when tone was provided
postural responses can occur without normal sensory cues, such as the platform moving
Postural responses can be ___ for an extended time
stored, pavlovian style trial conducted by campbell et al
startling response ___ balance correcting response that is _____
stimulates, prepared
Postural responses can be prepared even with _____ ___ or ______ ____
anticipation
limited physical, visual experience