Week 3- Atypical Development Flashcards
1
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PART 1
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PART 1
2
Q
Motor signs are distinguished by ________ and ________ signs.
A
positive and negative signs
3
Q
- _________ signs lead to increased frequency or magnitude of muscle activity, movement, or movement patterns.
- _________ signs include insufficient muscle activity or insufficient control of muscle activity.
A
- Positive
- Negative
4
Q
What are some examples of positive signs?
A
- Hypertonia
- Chorea
- Tics
- Tremor
5
Q
What are some examples of negative signs?
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- Weakness
- Impaired selective motor control
- Ataxia
- Apraxia
6
Q
Are positive or negative signs easier to detect in the clinic?
A
Positive signs are easier to detect, negative signs are often overlooked by positive.
7
Q
What are some components other than positive/negative signs that may contribute to reduced function? (8)
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- sensory deficits
- biomechanical limitations
- abnormalities of posture and balance
- cognitive deficits
- learning disabilities
- fatigue
- decreased motivation
- the ENVIRONMENT
8
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What are (5)
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