Neurorehabilitation frameworks and MOTOR CONTROL Flashcards

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Motor control def

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Ability to regulate the mechanisms essential to movement

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2
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Movement emerges from 3 factors?

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Individual, task and environment

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3
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which models encompass all the neuro motor model and it’s applicable in neurorehabilitaion?

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contemporary task-oriented

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4
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What are the building blocks of a complex behavior?

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reflexes

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5
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stimulus triggers a ?

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response

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6
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What’s necessary for a motor output?

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sensory input (sensation)

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What does the reflex model say in neuro rehab for complex behavior?

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They are the combination of individual reflexes (sensation trigger motor action=1 reflex)

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Reflex model clinical implications?

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Used for evaluation - predicts functional movements of kids
Used for interpretation- diagnose abnormal behaviors because presence or lack of reflexes
Treatment was done - to increase or diminish the person reflex

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9
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Treatment for movement disorders from altered reflex regulation?

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PNF techniques (stretching and gaining ROM)

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10
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Autogenic inhibition

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Hold Relax ( contract the agonist muscle and then stretch it)

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Reciprocal inhibition

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Called contract relax (Contract relax + help of antagonist) means you active the antagonist muscle to inhibit the agonist muscle and stretch it more

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