the movement system and diaagnoses for NM conditons

Question 1

____ means the cause of the problem is an
abnormality of a specific anatomical structur

Answer 1

Pathoanatomic

Question 2

JNPT white paper is a clinical practice - examination/evaluation that
1. emphasis on ___ ____
2. develop of a set of ___ ____
3. create a _____ _____ _____ _____

Answer 2

movement observations
core tasks
a system for standardized observation

Question 3

what are the 6 core tasks for JNPT white paper

Answer 3

1. Sitting
2. Sit to stand
3. Standing
4. Walk & Turn
5. Step-up/down
6. Reach, grasp & manipulate

Question 4

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

the pts primary movement dysfucntion is the inability to coordinate an intersegmental task because of a deficit in timing and sequencing of one segment in relationship to another. Has mild motor planning problems

Answer 4

movement pattern coordination deficit

Question 5

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

Pt primary movement fault is WEAKNESS .. the origin of weakness may be mm , nm junction peripheral nerve, or central nervous system dysfucntion. ALSO how many they present

Answer 5

force production deficit

presentation may be focal , segmental or related to faitgue

Question 6

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

Pts primary movement dysfucntion is the INABILITY TO FRACTIONATE MOVEMENTS associated with moderate or greater hyper excitability .. may describe the upper or lower extermity or both .. ALWAYS associated with neurological deficits

Answer 6

fractioned movements deficit

Question 7

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

Pt primary movement dysfunction is inaccurate perception of vertical orientation resulting in postural control deficits and the tendency to RESIST CORRECTIONof center of mass alignment.

Answer 7

postural vertical deficit

Question 8

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

pts primary movement dysfunction is the inability to maintain postural orientation or motor performance as a result of decreased ability to screen for and attend to appropriate sensory inputs.

Answer 8

sensory selection and weight bearing deficits

Question 9

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

pts primary movement dysfunction is the inability to execute intersegmental movements due to lack of joint position sense or multi sensory failure affecting joint position senses, vision and or the vestibular system

Answer 9

sensory detection deficit

Question 10

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

pts primary movement dysfunction is related to slowness in initiating and executing movement. May be associated with stopping of ongoing movement.

Answer 10

HYPOKINESIA

Question 11

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

The primary movement dysfunction is related to the inability to grade forces appropriately for the distance and speed aspects of a task. Rapid movements are generally too large, and slow movements are generally too small for their intended purpose. Performance deteriorates with faster speed… generally associated with CEREBELLAR dysfunction

Answer 11

dysmetria

Question 12

what movement system diagnoses NM category would this fall in

pts primary deficit in movement is impaired motor control related to lack of arousal, attention, or ability to apply meaning to situation that is appropriate for age.

Answer 12

cognitive deficit

Question 13

what is the Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS) used for

Answer 13

mm tone

Question 14

ridgitity is a hallmark for what 3 movement system diagnoses

Answer 14

fractionated movement deficit if hypertonic
force production deficit if flaccid
motor planning coordination deficit if milf

Question 15

what is the difference between decerebrate and decorticate rigidity

Answer 15

decerebrate is extension and decorticate is flexion

Question 16

nonfractioned movement is most likely to present with ____

Answer 16

hypertonicity

Question 17

pateints with mild deficits in motor planning may fall into what category

Answer 17

motor planning coordination deficit

Question 18

if your examination consist os non equilibrium coordination what is the hallmark for what

Answer 18

dysmetria

Question 19

what is the difference between postural vertical deficits and sensory selection and weighting deficit

Answer 19

postural- resist correction
sensory- does not resist correction

Question 20

backwards disequilibrium behavior is a hall mark for what

Answer 20

postural vertical deficit (resist)

Question 21

if you examine a pateitns and they are sensitive to sensory stimuli and have vestibular symptoms and are dizzy what category is this a hallmark for

Answer 21

sensory selection and weighting deficit

Question 22

_____ is teh agreements of the external kinetics and kinematics of movement

Answer 22

symmetry

Question 23

____ is the rate of change or velocity of segment or body displacement from strat to finish of a task

Answer 23

speed

Question 24

____ is teh extent or range of movement used to complete a task

Answer 24

amplitude

Question 25

____ is the biomechanical relationship of body segments to one another as well as to the base of support and environment in order to achieve the task

Answer 25

alignment

Question 26

_____ is the ability to orient the body in relation to the line of gravity

Answer 26

postural control verticality

Question 27

____ is the ability to control the body’s center of mass in relation to the base of support under quasi static and dynamic condtions

Answer 27

stability

Question 28

_____ is a movement is perceived to be smooth when it happens in a continual fashion without any interruptions in velocity or trajectory

Answer 28

coordination smoothness

Question 29

____ is a specific order of motor output required to achieve the intended goal of the action

Answer 29

sequencing

Question 30

____ is the overall temporal structure of movement that includes the relative percentage of time devoted to movement segments, including initiation , execution and termination

Answer 30

timing

Question 31

____ is the closeness of a measures value to a standard or known value freedom from error

Answer 31

accuracy

Question 32

___ ____ is an observation or patient report of symptoms ; movement that evokes a particular response

Answer 32

symptoms provocation

Question 33

what are 2 things u should not ignore during examination

Answer 33

pain and activity tolerance

Question 34

if your examination on a pateitns has to do with movement problems like strength and fatigue what category are u thingking

Answer 34

force production deficit