Neuro Interventions Flashcards

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What is Variable Practice

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Practice of several variations of the sametask/same category of movements

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What is Constant Practice

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Practice organized around one task - performed repeatedly

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What is Faded feedback

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Feedback Given very frequently at

first, then less frequently

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What is feed forward

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learner creates motor programprior to initiation

 Modified based on success

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What is feedback

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learner relies on environmental FB
and sensory input to establish cognitive schema to guide movement
 Changes based on reaction of environment

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How is a PNF pattern named?

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Pattern named by the position of the shoulder or hip when the diagonal pattern has been completed

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In PNF whenever possible, manual contacts are placed over the ________ muscle groups or their _________ ______

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Whenever possible manual contacts are placed over AGONIST muscle groups or their TENDINOUS INSERTION
(This allows PT to apply resistance to the appropriate muscle groups and cue the pt as to the desired direction of movement)

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When during the PNF motion should the distal component of the motion be complet?

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By halfway

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During PNF auditory cues are given to do what?

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Enhance motor output

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Describe the starting position for UE D1 flexion

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Shoulder extension, abduction, and IR
Elbow extension
Forearm pronation
Wrist and finger extension
With hand about 8-12 inches from hip
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Describe start position of UE D1 extension

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Shoulder flexion, adduction, ER
Partial elbow flexion
Forearm supination
Wrist and finger flexion

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Describe starting position of UE D2 flexion

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Shoulder extension, adduction, and IR
Elbow extension
Forearm pronation
Wrist and finger flexion
Forearm should lie across umbilicus
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Describe starting position of UE D2 extension

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Shoulder flexion, abduction, ER
Elbow extension
Forearm supination
Wrist and finger extension
Arm should be 8-12 inches from the ear, thumb positioned to the floor
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What specific PNF technique is used to promote the ability to initiate a movement pattern and help pt become familiar with sequence of movement and rate at which movement occurs

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Rhythmic Initation

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What specific PNF pattern would you use to strengthen a weak agonist component of a diagonal pattern?

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Repeated contractions
(Repeated, dynamic contractions, initiated with repeated quick stretches followed by resistance are applied at any point in the ROM to strengthen a weak agonist component of a diagonal pattern)
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What is the understanding of the neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of movement

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Motor control

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What is a set of internal processes associated with practice or experience leading to relatively permanent changes in the capability for motor skill

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Motor learning

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What is the primary focus of NDT

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Specialized handling:
(-) spastic and reflex patterns
(+) promote normal movement

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What is the importance of the rotational aspect of PNF?

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Rotation is the component that most elongates the muscle fibers and spindles of the agonist and increases the excitability and responsiveness

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Define open loop as it relates to how the CNS and PNS initiate and control action

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Information to carry out the motor task is contained in inital instructions; movement runs w/o influence of peripheral feedback or error detection processes

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Define closed loop as it relates to how the CNS and PNS initiate and control action

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Employs feedback and a reference for correctness to compute error and initiate subsequent corrections relative to initial instructions issued

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What are the four variables that affect the motor learning process

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Stages of learning
Sensory conditions
Feedback
Practice schedule

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What is feed back that is given after a time delay termed?

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Delayed feedback

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In what type of practice session is the practice time greater than rest time

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Massed practice

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In what type of practice session is the amount of rest between trials equals or is greater than amount of practice

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Distributed practice

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What is defined as the aquired capability to adapt the skill to permit performance of other similar related tasks

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Generalizability

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Retention is seen when?

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When the skill can be demonstrated after a period of no practice at a variety of time intervals

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What is info about the actual performance of the movement and how the movement was executed and focusing on quality of movement and errors

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Knowledge of performance (KP)