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Neuromuscular Flashcards

1
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What is part of the brainstem?

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Midbrain
Substanitia nigra
Basal ganglia

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What is function of medulla oblongata?

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Vital sign function of cardiac
Respiratory and vasomotor centers

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What is part of diecephalon?

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Thalamus
Hypothalamus

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What is function of hypothalamus?

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Homeostasis, metabolism
Heart rate
Primary drives ( food, sex, sleep)

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5
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What does lesions in organs of brain and lobes, spinal cord lead to?

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Rigidity- organs of brain
Lobes and spinal cord- spasticity

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What is cranial nerve 3, 4, 5,6,7 8, 10, 11

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3- oculomotor
4- trochlear
5- trigeminal
6- abducens
7- facial
8- vestibulocohlear
10-vagus
11- spinal accessory

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What is the function of vestibulocochlear? Motor or sensory?

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Sensory- Vestibular ocular reflex (VOR)
Cochlear function

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What is the function of spinal accessory nerve? Motor or sensory?

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Double motor
Trapezius, SCM muscle function

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What are 12 cranial nerves?

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  1. Olfactory
  2. Optic
  3. Oculomotor
  4. Trochlear
  5. Trigeminal
  6. Abducens
  7. Facial
  8. Vestibulocohlear
  9. Glossopharyngeal nerve
  10. Vagus
  11. Accessory
  12. Hypoglossal
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10
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What artery and lobs is associated with NO homonymous hemianopsia, brocas aphasia, ataxia?

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Frontal lobe
Anterior cerebral artery

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What lobe and artery is associated with apraxia and anosognosia, wernickes aphasia?

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Parietal lobe
Middle cerebral artery

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What artery and lobe is associated with visual deficit?

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Occipital lobe
Posterior cerebral artery

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What lobe and artery is associated with lock of coordination, intention tremors, and 3Ds?

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Cerebellum
Vertebral arteries

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What are the 3 Ds ?

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Dysdiadochokinesia
Dysarthria
Dysmetria

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What lobe and artery is associated with lead pipe, cogwheel and athetosis?

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Basal ganglia
Anterior cerebral artery

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What lobe and artery is associated with pushers syndrome and thalamic pain syndrome?

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Thalamus
Posterior cerebral artery

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What lobe and artery is associated with altered basic life functions, homeostasis?

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Hypothalamus
Posterior cerebral artery

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18
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What lobe and nerve is associated with cranial nerve palsy and leads to death?

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Brainstem
Vertebral arteries

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Left sided hemisphere injury?

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Difficulty understanding and producing language both written and spoken
Slow, cautious
Difficulty sequencing movements
Aware of deficits
LFR

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Right sided hemisphere injury?

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Unable to understand nonverbal communication
Difficulty sustaining movements
Quick and impulsive
Anosognosia
Not aware of deficits
HFR

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21
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What position is scapula in with spasticity?

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Retraction
Downward rotation

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What position is shoulder on with spasticity?

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Adduction
IR
Depression

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23
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Which was does spasticity start?

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Distal to proximal

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24
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What is the Glasgow coma scale ranges with mile, moderate, severe?

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Mild- 13-15
Moderate 9-12
Severe- <9

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25
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Responds slowly and is confused, decreased interest in environment?

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Obtunded

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26
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Only aroused from sleep w/ painful stimuli, minimal awareness of self and environment?

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Stupor

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27
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What is the mini mental status examination used for , max score, and severe impairment?

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Cognitive dysfunction
Max score of 30
Severe mental impairment < 15

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28
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Loss of contralateral half of vision field in both eyes? Which side should you turn toward?

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Homonymous hemianopsia
Turn head toward blind side

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29
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What is anosognosia?

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Sever denial
Neglect
Lack of awareness or dysfunction
HFR

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30
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What is agnosia?

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Inability to recognize familiar objects with one sensory modality ( just looking at something wont work)

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31
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Inability to perform purposeful movements when there is no loss of sensation, strength, coordination or comprehension?

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Apraxia

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32
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Cannot perform task on command can do when left alone?

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Ideomotor apraxia

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33
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Cannot perform task w/ command or on own?

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Ideational apraxia

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34
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Flexor UE
Extensor LE
Diencephalon lesion

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Decorticate rigidity

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Extensor posturing in LE and UE
Brainstem lesion

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Decerebrate rigidity

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36
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What is Ramistes phenomenon?

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Resisted hip abduction/add of uninvolved extremity causes same reaction in involved extremity.
Increase tone

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37
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What is non equilibrium coordination test vs equilibrium coordination test?

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Nonequilibrium- perform tasks seated or lying down

Equilibrium- pt performs in standing

38
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When is NDT used?

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During stages 4 + 5 brunnstroms stages of recovery

39
Q

Limited ROM
Tightness
Spasticity
What technique is used?

A

Contract relax

40
Q

Limited ROM
Tightness
Spasm
Pain
What technique is used?

A

Hold relax

41
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What is rhythmic rotation and initiation used for?

A

Hypertonicity
Hypertonia

42
Q

What is the D2 flexion and extension?

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Flexion-ABDuction-ER
Extension- Adduction-IR

43
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What is D1 flexion and extension?

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Flexion- ADDuction-ER
Extension- ABDuction-IR

44
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What are the stages of motor control?

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Mobility
Stability
Controlled mobility
Skill

45
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What is a motor program?

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Set of pre structured muscle commands that initiated result in production of coordinated movement sequence

46
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What is a motor plan?

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Overall strategy for movement

47
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Practice of a single motor skill repeatedly one step at a time?

A

Blocked practice

48
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Variety of circumstances to increase generalizability and long term retention?

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Variable practice

49
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Continuous practice w/ small amount of rest time?

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Massed practice

50
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Rest time is greater than practice time?

A

Distributed practice

51
Q

What is another name for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?

A

Lou Gehrigs

52
Q

How much recovery is expected with relapsing remitting?

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Some recovery

53
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How much recovery is expected with primary progressive?

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Temporary

54
Q

What is relapse MS?

A

New onset
S/s getting worse

55
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What should temp of pool be for MS?

A

80-84

56
Q

What are frenkel exercises?

A

Supine
Seated
Standing
Walking

57
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What stage is when spasticity presents and synergy pattern begins?

A

Stage 2

58
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Spasticity at peak synergies are only movement?

A

Stage 3

59
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Shaken baby syndrome?

A

Diffuse axonal injury

60
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Shaken baby syndrome?

A

Diffuse axonal injury

61
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What are levels of ranchos Los amigos?

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1- no response
2- generalized response
3- localized response
4- confused agitated
5-confused inappropriate
6- confused appropriate
7- automatic appropriate

62
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What is management for autonomic dysreflexia?

A

Elevate head
Check for irritating stimuli
Call for medical emergency

63
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Where does guillian barre start?

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Distal-proximal

64
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What is s/s with myasthenia gravis ?

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Start w/ eyelid then to facial muscle the to throat/pharynx and respiratory

65
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What is the nerve affected with Bell’s palsy?

A

CN 7

66
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Painful condition that can develop following trauma to the nerve or in the space of nerves?

A

Complex regional pain syndrome

67
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What is complex regional pain syndrome 1 and 2?

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CRPS 1 - s/s w/out nerve injury
CRPS 2- S/s w/ nerve injury

68
Q

Painful sensation/ touch that is not typically painful?

A

Allodynia

69
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What are the stages of complex regional pain syndrome?

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Increasing pain and dysfunction
Pains worsens, skin and hair changes, joint dysfunction begins
Pain continues, may plateau and other symptoms begin to recess

70
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What are s/s of complex regional pain syndrome?

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Pain, redness, swelling/ edema, hypersensitivity, dysfunction

71
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“ tic douloureux”
CN V

A

Trigeminal neuralgia

72
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What to not do w/ post polio syndrome?

A

Do not push to fatigue or pain

73
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What motor neuron is post polio, myasthenia gravis, guillian barre?

A

LMN

74
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Which way does myasthenia gravis progress?

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Proximal to distal
Cranial- caudal

75
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How does guillian barre syndrome progress?

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Distal-proximal

76
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What muscles involved with C5?

A

Bicep
Deltoid

77
Q

What muscles are involved with C6 and what transfer is used?

A

Pec major
ECR
Teres major

Sliding board Mod 1

78
Q

What muscles involved with C7?

A

Triceps
Lat dorsi
Finger ext
FCR

79
Q

What level is lumbricals ( make a fist) ?

A

C8

80
Q

What level is interossei (finger ABD+ ADD)?

A

T1

81
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Bilateral loss of pain and temp
Hyper flexion cervical
What syndrome?

A

Anterior cord

82
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Bilateral loss of proprioception
What syndrome?

A

Posterior cord

83
Q

Flaccid paralysis of bladder and bowel
What spinal cord injury syndrome?

A

Cauda equina

84
Q

Ipsilateral loss of motor function
Contralateral loss of pain and temp
What SCI syndrome?

A

Brown sequard

85
Q

Bilateral loss of pain and temp
Hyper extension cervical
What SCI syndrome?

A

Central cord

86
Q

Complete bilateral loosen of all sensory modalities
What SCI syndrome?

A

Complete cord

87
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What is the goal, interventions for SCI?

A

Improve respiratory capacity

88
Q

What is wernickes aphasia?

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Auditory comprehension and or reading is severely impaired

89
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What is brocas aphasia?

A

Speech or writing
Speech/words

90
Q

What type of motor neuron is Parkinson’s disease?

A

UMN

91
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What motor neuron is ALS?

A

UMN and LMN

92
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What motor neuron is MS?

A

UMN

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