Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Alzheimer disease

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degenerative disorder of brain

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Numbness & massage

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can be integrated with no intention to change the tissue

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contributing factor to Alzheimer disease

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chronic systemic inflammation

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distinguishing feature of ALS

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weakness, fatigue, muscle spasms, & progressive atrophy of skeletal muscles

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early symptom of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

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loss of coordination in feet or hands

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feet frequently tingly or numb & spreading to leg what like to be present

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peripheral neuropathy

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major concern of peripheral neuropathy

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numbness

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example of focal dystonia

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Spasmodic torticollis & meige syndrome

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tissue damaged in Parkinson

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substantia nigra

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neurotransmitter in Parkinson

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dopamine

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bradykinesia

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difficulty initiating movement

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shaking when trying to complete complex task with hands

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intention tremor

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what determines severity of encephalitis

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virulence of virus

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reactivation of chicken pox

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herpes zoster

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complication of shingles

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post herpetic neuralgia

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transmission method for meningitis

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mucus secretion on surfaces

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massage for patient recovered from meningitis

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massage as normal

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onset of muscle pain & weakness in adult w/ polio as child

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Post polio syndrome PPS

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exercise for PPS affected

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exercise muscles not affected by infection

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unwelcome thoughts and elaborate rituals to control them syndrome

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OCD

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disorder that can complicate to agoraphobia

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panic disorder

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massage concerns for ADHD

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limited tolerance for time on table

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massage concerns for autism

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may not welcome touch

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physical addiction is

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need to avoid withdrawal symptoms

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frequently abused substance
alcohol
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excessive hormone in depression
corticotrophin-releasing hormone
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benefits of massage for depression
parasympathetic balance & more efficient HPA access
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eating disorder damage teeth, esophageal
bulimia
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anorexic teen girl has high likelihood of what
osteoporosis
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can raise risk of Bell palsy
herpes simplex
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hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis refers to
stress response system
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Bell palsy example of this type of disorder
peripheral neuritis
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massage benefits for cerebral palsy
reeducate propreoceptors
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complex regional pain syndrome
long lasting pain & tissue changes
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pain in foot outlasted injury - what condition
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
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vertebral arch fails to close completely
spina bifida
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complication of spina bifida occulta
a tethered spinal cord
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spinal cord concussion
tissue is jarred and irritated but not structurally damaged
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damage to cauda equine or nerve roots shows as
flaccid paralysis of muscles
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autonomic hyperreflexia is when minor stimulus creates what
sudden sympathetic reaction
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cerebrovascular accident caused by blood clot developing in artery
stroke
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Ischemic strokes linked to what
Transient Ischemic Attacks TIA
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motor damage from strokes can result in
hemiplegia
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most traumatic brain injuries are result of
transport injury
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prognosis of person with traumatic brain injury
better if open head injury
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cause of primary trigeminal neuralgia
artery wraps around the trigeminal nerve
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headache medical emergency
traction inflammatory
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headache that throb
vascular
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condition with dizziness & tinnitus
Meniere disease
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Rotational vertigo symptom of what
Meniere disease
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electrical activity in brain causes various symptoms
seizure disorder
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adult sleep each night - undisturbed
8-8.5
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average sleep cycle
90 minutes
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symptoms of vestibular balance disorders
dizziness, nausea, nystagmus
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benign paroxysmal positional vertigo is treated how
maneuvers to move displaced autolyst back into vestibule
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3 types of depression
dysthymia, bi-polar disorder, seasonal affective disorder
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most subtle type of autism
asperger
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trigger for migraine
hormonal shifts, food sensitivities, stress
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ministroke where small clot melts within a few hours
Transient Ischemic Attack TIA
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stroke involving bleeding deep inside brain
hemorrhagic stroke
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key diagnostic features of fibromyalgia
tender points, poor quality of sleep, body wide muscle pain
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feature in development of fibromyalgia-related tender points
distributed in all 4 quadrants of body
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pain associated with fibromyalgia linked to
abnormal levels of pain related neurotransmitters