systems 2 Flashcards

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volentary thought intiation of action “think then do” HMC

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Motor Cortex

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2
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Speech HMC

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Motor Cortex

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3
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Dysmetria

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Cerebellum - impairment in pinpointing “pass pointing”

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4
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Intention Tremor

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Cerebellum - increased tremors during activity

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5
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Nystagmes

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Cerebellum - back and forth eyes when eyeing target

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6
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Dysdradochokinesia

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Cerebellum - decreased performance of rapid movements

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7
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motor memory HMC

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Cerebellum

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8
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First Initiator HMC

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Basal Ganglia

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9
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Reflexive relationships (postural, agonist, etc) HMC

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Basal Ganglia

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10
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BradyKinesia

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Basal Ganglia - freeze when starting/changing/stopping movement

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11
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Rigidity HMC

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basal ganglia

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12
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GI issues/ choking/ GI tracts / HMC

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Basal ganglia

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13
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Dystonia

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Basal Ganglia - part goes into extreme position and is held there

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14
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Dyskinesia

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Basal Ganglia - part or full body moves through rhythmic movements

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15
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Dystaxia/Ataxia

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Basal Ganglia - drunken sailor gait - staggered/ lurching/ vertigo

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16
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Festinating Gait

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Basal Ganglia - start/stop/changing issues/ during gait can impair shuffling/falling

17
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7 General Guidelines for Working with Rigidity

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Relaxation
Purfusion and Drainage
reduce Contracture
Fatigue Techniques (isometric etc)
Reflex Techniques (GTO )
Stretch and Mobilization
Medication
18
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Hyperalgesia

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more pain when painful stimulus, which continues after stimulus stops - may also be emotional response

19
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Hypalgesia

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response to nociception is weak,

20
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Dysaesthesia

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when paraesthetic sensation is painful “hot pokers, electric burning, fire” No nociception

21
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Paraesthesia

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abnormal sensations “pins and needles” can be from lack of blood flow

22
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hyperaesthesia

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exagerated sensation that maatches stimulus

23
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hypaesthesia

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reduced sensations to accurate stimulus

24
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allodynia

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instead of regular sensation, stimulus results in pain - ache/sharp, but created from non - nociceptive stimulus

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Horizons / vertigo HMC
cerebellum
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Fine tuning of Motor Commands HMC
Cerebellum
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Coordination / Integration within movement packages
Cerebellum
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SSS
Cerebellum
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Error Correction -suppression of automatic responses that are not correct for situation -HMC
Basal Ganglia
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Reflexive Facial reactions HMC
Basal Ganglia
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Supression of tremors when body not engaged in purposeful activity HMC
Basal Ganglia
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Learn through visuals "see and reproduce" and invention HMC
Motor Cortex
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Plays larger role in Complex / skillful/ bilateral HMC
Motor Cortex
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Fine Movements of the Hand HMC
Motor Cortex