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PHYSDYS - Motor Relearning Approach Flashcards

1
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direct or regulate mechanism of movements

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Motor Control

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What are the 3 things that we should focus in order to produce an effective solution to movement in Motor Control?

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  1. Body Function
  2. Task Demands
  3. Environmental Condition
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3
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STUDY OF MOVEMENT PROCESSES.

It is associated to PRACTICE and DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESS that leads to person’s capability for SKILLED ACTIONS.

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Motor Learning

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4
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Outcome of movement process under motor learning when it is practised continously and when there is developmental progress

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Aquired Skilled Actions

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STUDY OF HOW MOTOR BEHAVIOUR CHANGES OVER THE LIFESPAN.

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Motor Development

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6
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In what way can we influence motor skill change?

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  1. Person Interaction
  2. Environment Interaction
  3. Maturation of the central nervous system.
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DEVELOPMENT is dependent of the maturation of the central nervous system.

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Traditional Motor Control

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MOVEMENT acquired and organized through the interaction of all the systems

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Dynamic System Theory

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9
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TMC or DST

Bottom-Up Approach

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TMC

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TMC or DST

Eclectic Approach

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DST

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11
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TMC or DST

FOLLOWER - Follows developmental sequence

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TMC

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12
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TMC or DST

AIN’T FOLLOWER - No logical Priority for directing or influencing others.

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DST

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13
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TMC or DST

TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE: Underlying Deficit

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TMC

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TMC or DST

TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE: General System and Subsystems and their Interaction

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DST

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15
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Aka Dynamic Systems Approach

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Dynamic Systems Theory

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16
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DERIVED from variety of sources.
HAPPENS in a variety of context.

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Dynamic Systems Theory

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Emotional

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Person

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Cognitive

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Person

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19
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PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT
- Perceptual

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Person

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Sensory

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Person

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Motor

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Person

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22
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Physical

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Person

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23
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Complexity

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Task

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23
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Degree of Structure

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Task

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24
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Purpose

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Task

25
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Physical

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Environment

26
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Social

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Environment

27
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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Cultural

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Environment

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Institutional

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Environment

28
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important factor in acquiring NEW motor skills. To produce motor behaviours that are challenging and motivating

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Practice and Experimentation - Repeated Attempts

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[PERSON, TASK OR ENVIRONMENT]
- Temporal

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Environment

29
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LEVELS AND TYPE OF PRACTICE

  1. Single Task;
  2. Minimal - No variations;
  3. Longer Duration than Rest
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Massed/Blocked

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LEVELS AND TYPE OF PRACTICE

  1. Multiple tasks;
  2. w/ Variations ;
  3. Rests between each trials is longer than the trial
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Distributed

31
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LEVELS AND TYPE OF PRACTICE

Multiple Tasks
Multiple variations
Adaption
Generalization

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Variable/Random

32
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LEVELS AND TYPE OF PRACTICE

Complete Tasks
For Simple Skill Acquisition

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Whole

33
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LEVELS AND TYPE OF PRACTICE

  1. Divided to discrete/separate units
  2. For Complex Acquisition
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Part/Separate

34
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

In motion

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OPEN

35
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

Stationary

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Close

36
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

predictable environment

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OPEN

37
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

used during mid to later stages of learning

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OPEN

38
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

unpredictable environment

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CLOSE

39
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

used in early stages of learning

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close

40
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

a lot of variation in movement

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OPEN

41
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[OPEN vs CLOSE TASKS]

similar to some variation movements

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close

42
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Development of flexibility and generalization

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Variability

43
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Central of Functional Movement

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Variability

44
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Developmentally Appropriate Support

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Assist children to master new skills

45
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Scaffolding

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Support and instructions of adult . To assist children master skills beyond their CURRENT capabilities.

46
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  1. Clear and direct
  2. Appropriate for Child’s CLS: Cognitive, Language, and, Sensory abilities.
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FEEDBACK

47
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TYPES OF FEEDBACKS

required during early stages. comes from the environment

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Extrinsic

48
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TYPES OF FEEDBACKS

overall outcome/motor performance. NOT CONTINOUS

e.g. mag fe-feedback pa lang pag nasa mouth na yung food. not every actions may feedback

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Summary/General

49
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TYPES OF FEEDBACKS

for motor skills REFINEMENT/ADJUSTMENTS. Feedback are detailed while doing a performance

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Knowledge of Performance

50
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TYPE OF FEEDBACK

effective: sustaining motor performance. within what the body tells us.

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intrinsic

51
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TYPES OF FEEDBACK

specific parts of the task. every part of the tasks need continous feedback

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SPECIFIC/DETAILED

52
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TYPES OF FEEDBACK

for motor skills ACQUISITION; early stage of learning. AFTER NA MA-ACHIEVE ANG TASK.

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KNOWLEDGE OF RESULT

53
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Interventions for neurological and movement difficulties. It also encourages active movement during functional tasks to produce movements

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carr and shepherd

54
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occurs without intervention

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Spontaneous recovery

55
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occurs on the presence of therapeutic intervention.

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Forced recovery

56
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  • Aka Generalization
  • Application of learning
  • Occur during functional activity/actual occupation
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TRANSFER OF LEARNING

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