Time Of Neuroplasticity Flashcards

1
Q

When is the best time for best plasticity after a stroke?

A

Early after a stroke

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2
Q

What does stroke trigger?

A

Axonal growth and synaptic proliferation

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3
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When should intervention occur post stroke?

A

Early intervention is best but recovery can occur at anytime

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4
Q

What are the 2 phases of learning?

A

Fast phase

Slow phase

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5
Q

When is the fast phase of learning seen?

A

In a single session or first few sessions

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6
Q

What does the fast phase of learning activate?

A

Striatum and cerebellum

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7
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When do changes occur in the slow phase of learning?

A

Moderate progressive gains over multiple sessions (permanent changes)

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8
Q

What is activated in the slow phase of learning?

A

Motor cortex

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9
Q

What increases in the slow phase of learning?

A

Number of synapses

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10
Q

What is a plateau?

A

Stuck in same spot with no improvement

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11
Q

How do we avoid plateauing in our patients?

A

Periodization and variability in interventions

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12
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What are some examples of periodization?

A

Adjust exercise delivery

Modify intensity, duration, and routine

Task specific

Challenge exercise regimens

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