reflexes, UMN,LMN Flashcards

1
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define rigidity

A

hypertonic state characterized by constant resistance
high tone
extremely hard to stretch

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2
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hypotonia =

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state of low muscle tone

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3
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hypertonia =

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abnormal increase in muscle tension

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4
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dystonia =

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abnormal muscle tone resulting in muscle spasm (hypertonia)

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5
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5 components of reflexes

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receptor
afferent 
integrating
efferent
effector
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6
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monosynaptic reflex=

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transmission of info from a sensory neuron to the motor neuron across a single synapse

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7
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polysynaptic reflex =

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multiple roots and muscles
receptor
afferent
interneuron
efferent
effector
inhibitory neuron
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8
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tone=

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resistance of muscle to stretch

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9
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spasticity=

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increase in muscle tone with increased resistance to stretch

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10
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rigidity

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hypertonic state , constant resistance in ROM, high amount of TONE

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11
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hypertonia

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increased tone

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12
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hypotonia

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decreased or absent muscle tone

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13
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dystonia

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abnormal tone

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