Unit 3: movement

Question 1

types of movement

Answer 1

voluntary, involuntary

Question 2

highest level of control of movement

Answer 2

strategy

Question 3

middle level of movement controlt

Answer 3

tactics

Question 4

the main mover, lowest level

Answer 4

execution

Question 5

reflex

Answer 5

simplest motor action, may involve afferent of efferent neuron; monosynaptic stretch reflex

Question 6

stereotyped movement

Answer 6

walking with arm-swinging, talking with accompanying facial expression

Question 7

discreet

Answer 7

controlled movement, piking up pensil

Question 8

high level, intricate

Answer 8

typing

Question 9

tendon reflexes

Answer 9

associated with different spinal cord segments

Question 10

Achilles tendon reflex located at

Answer 10

which nerve..

Question 11

upper motor neuron

Answer 11

regulates reflex arc

Question 12

lower motor neuron

Answer 12

drives function, function

Question 13

injure upper motor neuron

Answer 13

spastic paralysis, no atrophy, hyperreflxia

Question 14

lower motor neuron defect

Answer 14

flaccid paralysis, hyporeflexia, atrophy

Question 15

as a nerve dies it

Answer 15

sends out rapid impulses, causes twitches

Question 16

spastic

Answer 16

either completely flexed or extended

Question 17

babinski

Answer 17

reflexive test at feet, babies will flare toes, positive ababinski

Question 18

most of brain is dedicated to?

Answer 18

movement