Motor Activity Flashcards
1
Q
T/F In and of themselves, motor disturbances are not necessarily pathological.
A
TRUE
2
Q
It is common to observe motor disturbances in psychiatric illness. T/F?
A
TRUE
3
Q
Reduction of level of motor activity.
A
Motor Retardation
4
Q
Imitation of movements of others.
A
Echopraxia
5
Q
Continuous repetition of speech or physical activity for extended periods of time.
A
Sterotypy
6
Q
Peculiar activity such as tics, gestures, or grimaces.
A
Mannerisms
7
Q
Generalized state of decreased motor responsiveness/Immobility & muscle rigidity.
A
Catatonia
8
Q
Involuntary assuming of peculiar postures.
A
Catatonic Posturing
9
Q
Resistance to movement. -
A
Catatonic Negativism
10
Q
Person permits their limbs be put in certain positions which they hold. Gumby style.
A
Waxy Flexibility (Cerea Flexibilitas)
