Misc. Midterms Notes Flashcards

1
Q

why are the PNF patterns so great to use?

A

-promoting normal movement patterns - diagonals and rotational movements

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2
Q

postural sway

A

body is constantly correcting

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3
Q

approximation

A

putting shoulder into glenoid fossa

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4
Q

traction

A

bones are separating

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5
Q

PNF and NDT both use ____ and ____ to stimulate joint receptors and movement

A

approximation and traction

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6
Q

describe the eval. for shoulder subluxation.

A

amount of fingers in between

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7
Q

name the 2 interventions for shoulder subluxation.

A
  • approximation

- support upper limb

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8
Q

the theoretical bases for treatment are based in what?

A

learning principles (feedback, practice)

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9
Q

why do we want trunk rotation?

A

no dissociation when reaching

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10
Q

static theory is used to describe what?

A

underlying skill areas that are assessed during eval. process

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11
Q

dynamic theory is used to describe what?

A

learning/change process - used during treatment to promote change in UIAs

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12
Q

ankle and hip strategies are an example of which type of postural control mechanism?

A

compensatory/feedback mechanism

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13
Q

which SC tracts regulate extensor muscle tone?

A

descending SC tracts

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14
Q

which SC tracts regulate somatosensory input for balance (proprioception)

A

ascending SC tracts

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15
Q

too much reciprocal inhibition leads to what?

A

high tone

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16
Q

GTO prevents muscle from doing what?

A

too forceful of a contraction

17
Q

spasticity is due to what of the tonic stretch reflex?

A

hyperexcitability

18
Q

LMN lesions leads to what type of deep tendon reflexes?

A

hyporeflexive/absent

19
Q

UMN lesions leads to what type of deep tendon reflexes?

A

hyperreflexive

20
Q

force coupling of deltoid and RC muscles contributes to what?

A

dynamic stabilization of GH joint

21
Q

resting hand splints are used for which motions?

A

flex wrist to extend the fingers (compromise wrist extension to get finger extension)

22
Q

describe wrist cock up splints.

A
  • do not immobilize active finger movement if present.

- consider this if pt. has active finger motion.

23
Q

no underlying muscle tone

A

flaccidity

24
Q

some slight muscle tone

A

hypotonicity

25
knowledge of results is feedback of the what?
outcome after completing a task
26
knowledge of performance is feedback on what?
qualitative descriptors of the performance
27
when is the point of instability during sit to stand?
transition phase (point when thighs come off surface)