Week 1: Neuroplasticity Flashcards

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Neuroplasticity

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Ability of neurons to change their function, profile, or structure

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Simplest form of neuroplasticity

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Long-term habituation

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Long-term habituation

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  • Decreased output response to repeated input stimulation

- Due to changes in the post synaptic neuron

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4
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Neuroplasticity is the basis for what in physical therapy?

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The basis for all learning, specifically motor learning for PT

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What is the effect of maladaptive plasticity?

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Can lead to atypical movement or abnormal sensory perception

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What neurotransmitter is used for long-term potentiation?

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Gluamate

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7
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Consequences of maladaptive neuroplasticity in the PNS?

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Sprouting to the wrong effector

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Consequences of maladaptive neuroplasticity in the CNS?

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Reorganization of cortical maps can lead to inefficient movement patterns

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