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Sullivan Flashcards

1
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TRADITIONAL: Heel Strike

A

RLA: Initial Contact

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2
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TRADITIONAL: Foot Flat

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RLA: Loading Response

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3
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TRADITIONAL: Midstance

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RLA: Midstance

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4
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TRADITIONAL: Heel Off

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RLA: Terminal Stance

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5
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TRADITIONAL: Toe Off

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RLA: Preswing

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6
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TRADITIONAL: Acceleration

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RLA: Initial Swing

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7
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TRADITIONAL: Midswing

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RLA: Midswing

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8
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TRADITIONAL: Deceleration

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RLA: Terminal Swing

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9
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Weber test: sound localizes to impaired ear

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Conductive Hearing Loss

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10
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Weber test: sound heard in good ear

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Sensorineural Hearing Loss

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11
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CN XI UMN affectation

A

I/L SCM and C/L trapezius weakness

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12
Q

Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 1-2 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

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Flexor Withdrawal

Crossed Extension

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13
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Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 2-5 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

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Traction

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14
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Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 5-6 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

A

Moro

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15
Q

Onset: birth
Integration: persists
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

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Startle

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16
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Onset: 28 weeks of gestation
Integration: 4-6 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

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Palmar grasp

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17
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Onset: birth
Integration: 9 mos
(PRIMITIVE/SPINAL)

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Plantar grasp

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18
Q

Onset: Birth
Integration: 4-6 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

A

ATNR

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19
Q

Onset: 4-6 mos
Integration: 8-12 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

A

STNR

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20
Q

Onset: birth
Integration: 6 mos
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

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TLR

Positive Supporting

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21
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Onset: birth-3 mos
Integration: 8-9 yrs
(TONIC/BRAINSTEM)

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Associated Reactions

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22
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Negative features of UMNL

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Paresis/ Paralysis
Loss of dexterity
Fatigue

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23
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CN that supplies the tensor tympani

A

CN 5

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24
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CN that supplies the stapedius

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CN 7

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25
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CN that supplies the parotid glands

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CN 9

26
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CN that supplies the submandibular and sublingual glands

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CN 7

27
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Sensation experienced at a site remote from point of stimulation

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Allesthesia

28
Q

Inability to localize a sensation

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Atopognosia

29
Q

Touch sensation experienced as pain

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Dysesthesia

30
Q

Loss or absence of sensibility to vibration

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Pallanesthesia

31
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Inability to perceive heat

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Thermanalgesia

32
Q

Inability to perceive sensations of heat and cold.

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Thermanesthesia

33
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Increased sensitivity to temperature

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Thermhyperesthesia

34
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Decreased temperature sensibility

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Thermhypesthesia

35
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Loss of light touch sensibility

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Thigmanesthesia

36
Q

Pulse locations during cardiac arrest

A

Femoral
Brachial
Carotid

37
Q

Pulse site often used with infants; used by anesthesiologists for monitoring during surgery

A

Temporal

38
Q

Pulse site often used with infants; used to monitor cranial circulation; easily accessible if other peripheral pulses are difficult or too weak to palpate.

A

Carotid

39
Q

Decreased pulse pressure with a slow upstroke and prolonged peak

A

Small, weak pulse

40
Q

Great surge precenses a sudden absence of force or fullness

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Large, Bounding Pulse

41
Q

Increased pulse pressure with a rapid upstroke and downstroke, and a shortened peak

A

Corrigan’s (Water-Hammer) Pulse

42
Q

Regular pulse rhythm c alternation of weak and strong beats

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Pulsus Alternans

43
Q

Irregular pulse rhythm in which premature beats alternate c sinus beats

A

Pulsus Bigeminus

44
Q

Strong upstroke, downstroke, and second upstroke during systole

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Pulsus Bisferiens

45
Q

Pulse with a markedly decreased amplitude during inspiration

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Pulsus Paradoxus

46
Q

Color or old ecchymosis

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Greenish-yellow

47
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Color of new ecchymosis

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Bluish-purple

48
Q

Body temp alternates at regular intervals between periods of fever and periods of normal temp

A

Intermittent

49
Q

Elevated body temp that fluctuates >3.6 deg F within a 24 hr period but remains above normal

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Remittent

50
Q

Periods of fever interspersed with normal temp; each last at least 1 day; recurrent fever

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Relapsing

51
Q

Body temp may fluctuate slightly but is constantly elevated above normal

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Constant

52
Q

Describes what an individual does in his/her current environment (AD, assist)

A

Performance qualifier

53
Q

Describes an individual’s ability to execute a task or an action.

A

Capacity qualifier

54
Q

Normal cadence
Males
Females

A

M: 111 steps/min
F: 117 steps/min

55
Q

Normal walking velocity
Males
Females

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M: 86 m/min
F: 77 m/min

56
Q

Normal stride length
Males
Females

A

M: 1.46 m
F: 1.28 m

57
Q

Disease
Impairments
Disability
Handicaps

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ICDH

58
Q

Active Pathology
Impairments
Functional Limitations
Disability

A

Nagi

59
Q

CK MB
Normal
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn
Major Cardiac Dysfxn

A

CK MB
Normal 0-3%
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 5%
Major Cardiac Dysfxn 10%

60
Q

Lactic Dehydrogenase
Normal
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn
Major Cardiac Dysfxn

A

Lactic Dehydrogenase
Normal 110-225 mU/mL
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 300-750 mU/mL
Major Cardiac Dysfxn >/= 1000 mU/mL

61
Q

Troponin
Normal
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn
Major Cardiac Dysfxn

A

Troponin
Normal 0.02 ug/mL
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 5 ug/mL
Major Cardiac Dysfxn 10 ug/mL

62
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Myoglobin
Normal
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn
Major Cardiac Dysfxn

A

Myoglobin
Normal <100 ng/mL
Minor Cardiac Dysfxn 200 ng/mL
Major Cardiac Dysfxn >/= 500 ng/mL

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