Week 2 - Assessment 2 Flashcards
What scale can be used to grade high tone
Modified Ashworth Scale
What do we want to watch out for when testing for strength?
Associated reactions
What sensory tests are done?
Proprioceptive Sharp and blunt 2 point sensation Light and deep Stereognosis
Give two sensory receptors in muscle and describe what they respond to
Muscle spindles - quick stretch
Golgi tendon - muscle tension
Give two sensory receptors found in joints and what they respond to
Pacinian Corpuscles and free nerve endings - vibration, pressure and pain
Ruffini endings and Golgi type endings - vibration, pressure and pain
Give the sensory receptors found in skin and what they respond to
Merkel discs, Meissners Corpuscles, Ruffini endings, Pacinian Corpuscles, Free nerve endings - mechanical pressure, thermal, nociceptive input
What scale can you use to grade sensation
Fugl-Meyer
Nottingham Sensory Assessment
Give two tests for coordination
Finger to nose
Heel to shin
What is the name for problems with rapid movements and what patients may struggle with this?
Dysdiadochokinesis - PD patients
What might you assess in a functional assessment?
Rolling L to R Lying to sitting Sitting balance Sit to stand Standing balance Gait Steps and Stairs Reaching PADLS DADLS