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OTA 101 - Ch. 6 Body Functions Flashcards

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Categories of Body Functions

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1) Mental Functions
2) Sensory Functions
3) Neuromusculoskeletal and Movement-Related Functions
4) Muscle Functions
5) Movement Functions
6) Cardiovascular, Hematological, Immunological, Respiratory System Functions
7) Voice and Speech, Digestive, Metabolic, Endocrine, Genitourinary, Reproductive Functions
8) Skin and Related Structures Functions

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Body Functions > Mental Functions

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1) Higher level cognitive
2) Attention
3) Memory
4) Perception
5) Thought
6) Sequencing complex movement
7) Emotional
8) Experience of self and time

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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Higher Level Cognitive Functions

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  • Judgment
  • Concept Formation
  • Metacognition
  • Executive Functions
  • Praxis/Motor Planning (ability to do sequential movements)
  • Cognitive Flexibility (changing strategies when problem or change arises)
  • Insight (realistic concept of physical/mental abilities)
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Metacognition (under Higher Level Cog)

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Awareness of one’s own cog processes and ability to manipulate and control one’s own cognition. Important for effective learning, problem solving and efficient communication with others.

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Executive Functions (under Higher Level Cog)

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Use frontal lobes of brain; complex goal-oriented behavior like decision making, abstract thought, planning, mental flexibility.

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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Attention Functions

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  • Sustained attention/concentration
  • Selective attention
  • Divided attention (2 things at once)
  • Shifting attention (shift from one to another task)
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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Memory Functions

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  • Short-term memory
  • Working memory
  • Long-term memory
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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Perception Functions

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  • Discrimination of Sensations: Auditory
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Tactile
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Visual
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Olfactory
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Gustatory
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Vestibular (knowing position of body in space; ability to stay upright for an activity)
  • Discrim. of Sensations: Proprioceptive (detecting muscle lengthening/shortening and speed/direction limbs move)
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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Thought Functions

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  • Control and Content of Thought (thoughts relate to activity)
  • Awareness of Reality
  • Logical and Coherent Thought
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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Sequencing Complex Movement Functions

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• Regulating speed, response, quality, time of motor production (mentally sequencing purposeful mvmt)

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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Emotional Functions

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  • Regulation and Range of Emotion

* Appropriateness of Emotions

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Body Functions > Mental Functions > Experience of Self and Time Functions

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  • Appropriateness and Range of Emotion (same as Emotional Functions)
  • Body Image
  • Self-Concept (awareness of identity/roles)
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Global Mental Functions (under Mental Functions)

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  • Consciousness
  • Orientation
  • Temperament and Personality
  • Energy and Drive
  • Sleep
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Global Mental Functions > Consciousness Functions

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  • Awareness and alertness

* Clarity and Continuity of Wakeful State

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Global Mental Functions > Orientation Functions

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  • Orientation to person and self (own identity)
  • Orientation to place
  • Orientation to time
  • Orientation to Others
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Global Mental Functions > Temperament and Personality Functions

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  • Extroversion, Introversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness
  • Emotional Stability
  • Openness to Experience
  • Self-Expression
  • Confidence
  • Motivation
  • Self-Control and Impulse Control
  • Appetite (natural desire)
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Global Mental Functions > Energy and Drive Functions

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  • Motivation
  • Impulse Control
  • Appetite (natural desire)
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Global Mental Functions > Sleep Functions

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• Physiological Process (physical and mental disengagement from immediate environment)

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions

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  • Visual
  • Hearing
  • Vestibular
  • Taste
  • Smell
  • Proprioceptive
  • Touch
  • Pain
  • Temperature and Pressure
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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Visual Functions

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  • Quality of Vision (light/contrast/color)
  • Visual Acuity (form and contour/near and far)
  • Visual Stability (perceive things as stable as eyes move)
  • Visual Field (detection of all within visual field–not looking through tunnel)
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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Hearing Functions

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  • Sound Detection and Discrimination

* Awareness of Location and Distance of Sounds

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Vestibular Functions

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  • Position
  • Balance
  • Secure Movement Against Gravity
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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Taste Functions

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• Qualities of bitterness, sweetness, sourness, saltiness

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Smell Functions

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• Sensing odors and smells

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Proprioceptive Functions

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• Awareness of body position and space (where body parts are and which direction they are moving via sensory receptors in muscles)

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Touch Functions

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  • Feeling of being touched

* Touching various textures

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Pain Functions

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  • Localized Pain (identifying pain and where it occurs)

* Generalized Pain (nonspecific or larger area)

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Body Functions > Sensory Functions > Temperature and Pressure Functions

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  • Thermal awareness

* Sense of force applied to skin

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Body Functions > Neuromusculoskeletal and Movement-Related Functions

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  • Joint Mobility > Joint ROM

* Joint Stability > Maintenance of structural integrity of joints

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Body Functions > Muscle Functions

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  • Muscle Power > Strength
  • Muscle Tone > Degree of muscle tension
  • Muscle Endurance > Sustaining muscle contraction
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Body Functions > Movement Functions

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  • Motor reflexes
  • Involuntary movement reactions
  • Control of voluntary movement
  • Gait patterns
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Body Functions > Movement Functions > Motor Reflexes

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• Involuntary reflexes: involuntary contractions of muscles automatically induced by stretching

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Body Functions > Movement Functions > Involuntary Movement Reactions

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• Postural reactions, body adjustment reactions, and supporting reactions

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Body Functions > Movement Functions > Control of Voluntary Movement

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  • Eye-Hand and Eye-Foot Coordination
  • Bilateral Integration
  • Crossing Midline
  • Fine Motor Control
  • Gross Motor Control
  • Oculomotor Control
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Body Functions > Movement Functions > Gait Patterns

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• Movements used to walk

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Body Functions > Cardiovascular, Hematological, Immunological, Respiratory Functions

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  • Cardiovascular: blood pressure, heart rate and rhythm
  • Hematological and Immunological
  • Respiratory: Rate, rhythm, depth of respiration
  • Additional Functions: Physical endurance, stamina, aerobic capacity
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Body Functions > Voice and Speech Functions

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  • Rhythm and Fluency of Speech

* Alternative Vocalization Functions

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Body Functions > Digestive, Metabolic, and Endocrine Systems Functions

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  • Digestive System
  • Metabolic System (food-to-energy)
  • Endocrine System (hormones)
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Body Functions > Genitourinary and Reproductive Functions

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  • Urinary Functions

* Genital and Reproductive Functions

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Body Functions > Skin and Related Structures Functions

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  • Skin > Protection and > Repair

* Hair and Nails

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