Wk 10 Flashcards
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What system has muscle tissue and skin
Somatosensory system
What system has vision, taste, hearing, speech and smell
Special Sensory system
What system communicates between the brain and smooth muscle, heart, intestine etc
Autonomic System
What structures are involved in a UMN Lesion
Brain and Spinal Cord
What does the frontal lobe control
Motor control
Problem Solving
Speech production
Personality
What does the temporal lobe control
Auditory processing
Language comprehension
Memory
What does the brainstem control
Involuntary Responses
What does the cerebellum control
Balance and Coordination
What does the occipital lobe control
Sight
What does the parietal lobe control
Touch perception
If the R side of the brain is affected, what side of the body is impacted
L
What is sympathetic system
Fight or flight
What is para sympathetic system
Rest and Digest
What is the cause of a primary neuro impairment
Direct result of brain injury
What is a secondary neuro impairment
Indirect result of brain injury, usually takes a while to develop
What is a motor neuro impairment
Involves movement of arm, leg and trunk muscles
What is a non motor neuro impairment
Does not involve muscle function directly (e.g speech, cognition etc)
What is paresis when it comes to muscular weakness
Partial loss of muscle strength
What is ‘para-‘ distribution
Lower extremities
What is ‘tetra-‘ distribution
All four extremities
What is a MMT of 2+
Partial ROM against gravity (<50%)
What is a MMT of 3-
Almost full ROM against gravity (>50%) but not 100%
What is a MMT of 4+
Maximal resistance but can’t go through full ROM
What are primary motor impairements in brain injuries
strength
coodination
spasticity
