Neuroplastic Principles Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Define dosage

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Training of more than 5 hours a week

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2
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Definition of structured practice

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Training schedule with frequent and longer breaks

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3
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Definition of task-specific practice

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Movements preformed relevant for ADL and goal oriented

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4
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Definition of variable practice

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Several tasks require different movements

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5
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Definition of multi sensory stimulation

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Providing feedback through multiple senses

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6
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Definition of explicit feedback

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Knowledge of RESULTS

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7
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Definition of implicit feedback

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Knowledge about performance

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8
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What is compensation

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Learning new methods to perform tasks

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9
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What is the process of restoration

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Neuroplasticity

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10
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What are 5 principles of effective training

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-specificity
-intensity
-time
-salience
-rep

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11
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What are 3 types of neuroplasticity

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Experience expectant
Experience induced
Long term potentiation

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12
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What is experience expectant NP

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Based on experience
-norm development

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13
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What is experience induced NP

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After neuro injury
-motor learning, skilled motor act, skill adaptation

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What is long term potentiation? What does it increase? Key to what?

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Occurs at cellular level, constant process

Presynaptic NT’s and postsynaptic receptors

Permanent change

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15
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Role of ex in neuro genesis

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Aerobic and resistance induces hippocampal neuro genesis
-increase cerebral BF, and memory

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16
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What is time/dosage for adult neuro injury (CVA)

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-wait 24 hours if med stable
-sm frequent doses
-ex 2-3 m’s post CVA
- > 3 hrs better outcomes

17
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Motor learning creates connections to what part of the brain

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Striatum — BG

18
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What does strength training increase

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Increase spinal motor neuron excitability

19
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Rats showed greater # of what regarding strength

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Excitatory synapses

20
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How does co-contraction activities affect IA

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Decreased Ia transmission, SC

21
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What is multimodal stimulation? What type of info can be incorporated

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> 1 sensory or motor act targets brain activity

Auditory and visual

22
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What part of the brain is involved with attention, motivation, and vision

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Frontal, BG, occipital

23
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What part of the brain is involved with goal orientation

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Premotor cortex

24
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Aerobic ex affects what part of the brain? Influences what?

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Frontal lobe

Executive function

25
What types of exercise improve cognitive and automatic components of motor control in PD pts
Goal based training and aerobic act
26
What training can improve white and gray matter? For what condition?
Task oriented MS
27
4 benefits of resistance training for MS
-enhance synapses -increase AHC activation -may decrease tau protein -refine corticospinal tract
28
What is dosage for neuro rehab for in pts
22-60 min/day