Modern frameworks

Question 1

what practice are not used anymore

Answer 1

bobath concept/NDT

PNF

brunstoms stages of motor recovery

Rood

Question 2

what are used in practice

Answer 2

ICF

movement system diagnosis

Question 3

NDT good or bad

Answer 3

bad

Question 4

bobath good or bad

Answer 4

bad

Question 5

what is another name for bobath

Answer 5

NDT

Question 6

what is the bobath based on

Answer 6

hierarchal theory of motor control

this has been debunked

Question 7

what is the hierarchal theory of motor control

Answer 7

lower levels (SC) cannot control higher levels (cortex) in normal movement

CNS maturation is the main agent of change with other factors having mim input

damage to higher levels (cortex) means lower levels (SC) has not control and nothing is controlling the reflexes

Question 8

what is bobath focused on

Answer 8

normalizing quality movement before addressing function

stopping abnormal patterns of movement to allow normal patterns to emerge

Question 9

brunstroms stages good or bad

Answer 9

bad

Question 10

brunstroms stages

Answer 10

flaccid paralysis - no relfexes

spactic - syngery pattern

more normal movement

normal

uses synergies to learn movement and the breaks them

Question 11

ROODs methodology

Answer 11

follows patterns learned from a infant

supine> rolling > sit > stand > walk

uses tactile cues to faciltate movement - brushing, ice, touch

Question 12

PNF now a days

Answer 12

now more a form of advanced stretching

Question 13

PNF in the past

Answer 13

assisting a pt in smooth diagonal motions with slow reversal between agonist and antagonist

this will impact the muscle spindles and encourage increased tone for improved voluntary movements

Question 14

what is a movement system diagnosis

Answer 14

used to guide intervention decision

based off of the PT diagnosis on what the mpvement system is doing and not the medical body system

Question 15

weakness

Answer 15

force production deficit

Question 16

cannot selectively move joint without syngeries

Answer 16

fractionated movement deficits

Question 17

undershooting and overshooting, abnormal rhythm

Answer 17

dysmetria

Question 18

hypokinesia

Answer 18

slow in initiating/excuting movement

Question 19

timing and sequencing is off intersegmentally

Answer 19

movement pattern coordination deficit

Question 20

inaccurate vertical orientation, visually or gravitational

Answer 20

postural vertical defect

Question 21

lacking JPS, cannot execute intersegmental movement

Answer 21

sensory detection deficit

Question 22

what are the 6 core tasks that everyone should be able to do

Answer 22

sit
STS
Stand
walk
step up/down
reach grasp and manipulate

BM