Neuro (updated) Flashcards

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Decorticate rigidity
- damage to ____
- presentation

A
  • damage to cerebral hemispheres
  • UEs are in spastic flexed position;
    LEs are in spastic extended position.
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Decerebrate rigidity
- damage to ______
- presentation

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  • damage to brain stem and extrapyramidal tracts
  • all extremities in position of spastic extension, adduction and
    internal rotation
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Function of Frontal Lobe

A

decision making, fine motor control, goal setting, judgment, higher-level
thinking, planning, problem solving

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Function of Temporal Lobe

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~~”Give me tempo ready go”~~
expressive and receptive language

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Function of Parietal Lobe

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~~party~~
form & space
sensory information from senses, muscles and joint

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Function of Occipital Lobe

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~~O-O 眼鏡~~
visual info & integrates

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Function of Cerebellum

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posture, balance

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Function of limbic system

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emotions, alertness, and arousal

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9
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Function of brain stem

A

essential body functions

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Broca’s aphasia
- speech (speed, content)
- comprehension
- awareness of deficit

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~~Broken speech~~
Speech: non-fluent
- awkward, slow, effortful speech
- difficulty initiating speech
- telegraphic speech (simple 2-word sentences)
- words are appropriate!! (words convey substance and meaning)
- Comprehension: intact
- typically aware of deficit (may show frustration with inability to communicate)

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Wernicke’s aphasia
- speech (speed, content)
- comprehension
- awareness of deficit

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  • Speech: fluent but not make sense
  • Comprehension: impaired; cannot receive/ understand words
  • unaware of deficit
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Anomic aphasia

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difficulty with word finding/ retrieval

e.g. OT show a picture of “Scissor” —> ask client to name it —> client: “give me a second… it is used to cut things.. oh what’s that name…”

easy to overlook deficit due to: fluent speech / good grammar / meaningful words

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