week 8A (no week 7 reading week) Flashcards

1
Q

what used to be considered a propioceptive sens but not anymore

A

vestibualr

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2
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kinesthesis involves ____ and proprioception is more ___

A

conscoiusness
reflexive

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3
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what are the 4 major contibutors to kinesthesis?

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  1. sense of position and movement of the limbs
  2. sense of tension or force
  3. sense of effot/heaviness
  4. sensation of body image + psoture (where head in space + upright_
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4
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kinesthesis senses ___ and is ___ while propricoeption sense____ and is___

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kinesthesis - movement and is conscou/behaviour
propriception = position and is reflexive/subconscious

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5
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what is proprioceptve afference

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afferent signal by mechanoreceptors produced as consequnce of postion and movement of body parts and tension in msucles and joints

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6
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proprioceptive affernts are signals produced as. result of ___ and ___ of body parts and ___ in muscles and joints

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postion + movement - tension in muscle and joints

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7
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what is ex-afference?

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proprioceptive afference from external/unexpecyed force

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8
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what is an example of ex-affernce? What is it generated by>

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genrated by proprioceptors -paige throw microphone at brian is his cutaneous mechano recptos sense the object hitting hiim

someone slaps me in the face

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9
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what is re-afference? example?

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propcieptive afference response generated by our own movements - internal
holding a laser pointer and moving it - typing on computer

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10
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what are the two types of taks in proprioception assessment? what are each?

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mathcing tasks and discrimination tasks

matching - comparing two limbs (simultaneous) or comparing limb to itself (successive)

deiscirimtion
- flecion vs extension - moved + how far

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11
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what is an example of a simulatnous matching task?

A

touching fingers with eyes closed

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12
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what is an example of a succesuve matching task?

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Move the area then try to replicate angle after

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13
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what is an example of a dicrimination task

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idnetifying bend in finger. light tough vs firm grip

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14
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name 4 sources of proprioception

A
  1. muscle spindles
  2. joint
  3. cutaneous
  4. GTO
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15
Q

msucl spindle detect ___ of a muscle while GOT detect ___ of a myscle

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legnth + velocity vs tension/force

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16
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what 3 aspects of proprioception do joitns detect

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pressure, force, joint position

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17
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what do cutanoues receptors detect in proprioception

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length/belocity of skin stretch
movemnt onset/onset

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18
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all mechanorecptors contirbute to proptioception. True or false?

A

true

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19
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if prximal joint is extended myscle receptors are ___

A

engaed

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20
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if proximal joint is felxed mmuscler ecptors are __

A

disengaged

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21
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what recpetors are activetd if middle finger extended, unanesthetized

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cutaneosu, joint, + muscle

22
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what receptors i fmiddle finger is extended, anesthetized

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only muscle

23
Q

what receptors are in mdidle finger extended - joint anesthetized

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cuteanous + muscle

24
Q

what receptors in middle finger if finger flexed - unasthetized

A

cutaneous + joint

25
Q

Middle finger flexed, joint anesthetized

A

only cutanous

26
Q

when are only cutaneous recptors activated in the finger

A

joint is anasthetized + flexed

27
Q

whn are both cutanous and joint receptors activated in the finger

A

joint is flexed - unastehertized

28
Q

when are cutaneous + muscle reeceptors activated

A

joint extended - joint anesthetized

29
Q

when are all receptors engaged

A

joint extended - unasthetized

30
Q

when are onyl muscle receptors engaed

A

Middle finger extended, anesthetized:

31
Q

tendon ___ in msucle spindles activates ___

A

tendon vibraitoin activates type IA afferents

32
Q

tendon vibration = ____ illusion
example?

A

kinethetis
pinnovhio effect

33
Q

What is the Pinocchio effect, what is it an example of, and what receptor does it involve

A

example of kinestheic illusion form tendon vibration
- msucle spindles

perspon toeuches nose (cutaneous sensation) while bicep is vibrated (arm exetension sensation) - gives illusion taht nose is growing

34
Q

what is sensory dominance

A

Conflict arises and the brain chooses one sensation
over other sensory information

35
Q

what is improtant for kinethetic illusion to work?

A

person cannot see the limb

36
Q

give an example of sensory visual dominance

A

vibrate Achilles tendon in participant brace against wall - feel triceps surae lengthening - falling forward

37
Q

true or false - after joint replacement - ther is a decrase in joint position sense

38
Q

what effect does lignocain have on joint receptors ?

A

DECREASES sesnitivty +proprioception

39
Q

what effect oees dextran have on joint receptor sensitivity

A

incrase sensitivity + proprioception score

40
Q

what 2 chemicals showed that joint receptors have arole in proprioception

A

lignocaine
dextran

41
Q

what affernet innervate ruffini receptors

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SAIII (slowly adaptin type II) - dtect skin stretch

42
Q

what detexts skin stervch

A

ruffini corpuscle receptors - slowdly adapting type II

fast adapting type I (FA1) - detect intiral repuchang in stretch lcoally

43
Q

what afferents code for finger psotion?

A

SAII (rufffini)

44
Q

fingeer flexion ____ discharge rates of ____ affernts

A

incrases discharge rate sof SAIII afferents

45
Q

Finger extension ___ discharge of SAII afferents

A

decrease discharge rates

46
Q

____ code for dinfe rposition wile ___ code for which joint is moving

A

SAII vs FAI

47
Q

what do FA1 afferents innervate?

A

meissner corpuscles

48
Q

do all propricoeptora have limtaitons?

49
Q

signals are ____ fomr how many proprioceptors?

A

ambiguosu from one propricoeptors

50
Q

can motor command generate kinestehtic percdption in abscence of proprioception

A

likely not but maybe
- when aske dto flec/extend oculd eprcive flecion/extension without viision of hand