Ther Ex 3 Review

Slowness of movement

When working with an infant with severe Meningomyelocele, they may have a shunt for CSF. Where can you palpate it?

61% of SCI’s are from trauma, which is the most common cause?

In Hoeln and Yahr scale, needing a wheelchair and bedridden would fall under what stage?

Anteropulsive gait can be treated with

The beta afferent fiber is also know as______.

Difficulty initiating movement

Which technique is best for a patient with CP?

____ SCI injury is known for needing a Respiratory Vent in some cases, but able to breath on their own in most.

This gait deviation is know for spastic CP

_____ is the slowness of movement, while _____ is difficulty initiating movement.

In Hoehn & Yahr staging scale, this stage is defined as balance impairment, some restrictions but can live independently

Which option is best for treating the baby in this picture?

This form of Spina Bifida is the most common and known to have a hairy patch.

All are the same scapular movements between D1 and D2 flexion except for

This SCI level can still ambulate outside of the home independently with assistive equipment.

Slower thought process and and lack of concentration and awareness is known as Bradyphrenia

At what level can you expect to see physiological standing with orthosis and parallel bars?

The scapula during D2 Flexion moves in what pattern?

During D1 Extension, what movement occurs at the shoulder?

Torticollis causes abnormal postural patterns in all Righting, protective, and equilibrium reactions.

Holding a 3 month old in prone position will promote which tonic reflex?

A stretch reflex is

Which type of walker is best for maintaining an upright position in a child with LE Diplegic CP?

This technique is perfect for balancing tone

This SCI level is the highest that can transfer independently with a sliding board.

The purpose of this Developmental Sequence is to increase muscle spindle sensitivity via gamma motor activation.

Decreased speech volume is a common deficit with Parkinson’s. What is the deficit called?

Resting Tremor is also known as Postural Tremor

What is the highest SCI level you can expect the patient to transfer Independently with no assistive devices?

What complete SCI is the highest for expected household ambulation with orthoses?

Select the movements that will not help strengthen spinal extension for a Parkinsons patient

RI technique would be an effective treatment for all of these patients, except

Chris sustained a _____ SCI that left him with Wrist Extensors MMT: 4/5, Triceps MMT: 3/5, Finger Extensors MMT: 3/5.

Whoever mentioned the Quizs to Professor O, it’s all good and I still love you.

Ankle plantar flexors are present in a motor evaluation at what SC level.

Hoehn & Yahr stage where bilateral symptoms begin to appear with balance still unaffected.

Affects individuals in different ways/to different degrees (“spectrum disorder”)

A non-integrated STNR in a 5 month old is also know as

Dopamine is more of a(an)______ in regards to Parkinsons.

At what stage for Parkinson’s (Hoehn and Yahr) is there decreased postural reflexes?

Autonomic Dysreflexia usually occurs at what SC Level and above?

One thing all types of Spina Bifida have in common

Failure of the neural tube to close causes _____ if caudal, and ______ if cephalic.

L2 is responsible for

Plagiocephaly is a secondary impairment caused by

In what pnf pattern does the scapula abduct, rotate downward, and protract?

What causes the difference between cogwheel and lead pipe rigidity?

Children on the spectrum may have high muscle tone or difficulty with coordination and sports

These are the 4 cardinal signs of Parkinson’s except

______ is the highest SCI level that retains 100% Respiratory Volume.

Torticollis causes an imbalance in muscle strength. Muscle Strength is _______ on the affected side