Week 4 Flashcards

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How can 1) muscle activity, 2) tonal balance, 3) sensory activity, 4) behavior be facilitated/inhibited?

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What are some considerations when facilitating/inhibiting a response?

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Define exteroceptors, interoceptors, and proprioceptors

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What are the receptors that relay “unconscious” information?

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What mechanoreceptors stimulated by?

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Define thermal receptors, chemoreceptors, photoreceptors

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Explain receptive fields

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Define summation and tetany

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What are the areas that have the most cortical representation?

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What are some questions to consider prior to attempting facilitation/inhibition?

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Explain facilitory/inhibitory approaches to audition/vision

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Explain facilitory/inhibitory approaches to smell/taste

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What are some approaches to facilitate the vestibular system?

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Explain approximation

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Explain pounding

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Explain tapping

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Explain quick stretches

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Explain respiration

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Explain vibration

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Explain deep tendon pressure

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Explain sustained stretches

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Explain manual contact

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Explain slow vs fast stroking

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Explain ironing

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Explain the use of ice/warmth
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What systems do we use to gain input into the CNS and help facilitate/inhibiting motor responses?
sensory and proprioceptive systems
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What can very high frequency vibration (>200) cause? What is the range for low vs high frequency?
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Can we access more than one receptor at a time?
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Why and how do we move?
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What colors cause arousal/relaxation?
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Does type of sound matter? How do we change verbal output?
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How can the sense of smell be used clinically?
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How can the sense of taste be used clinically?
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How is slow vs fast application of bouncing/rocking affect facilitation/inhibition? When is this contraindicated?
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When is stroking inhibitory vs facilatory? When is it contraindicated?
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When is sustained stretch used the most? Contraindications?
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What receptors are stimulated with manual touch? If the contact varies, could you get a different response? Contraindications? What is “total contact”?
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Give examples of inhibitory applications of manual contact
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Is there a difference between inner thinking and thinking out loud?
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What from these options is NOT facilitatory? 1) High frequency vibration 2) Touch or bruising 3)Approximation or compression of joint surfaces 4) Neutral warmth
Neutral warmth
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Which of the following is NOT related to the inhibitory technique? 1) Touch 2) Low frequency stimulation 3) Maintained touch 4) Prolonged and firm stretch
Touch