1
Q
what are we testing with coordination
A
cerebellum
2
Q
cerebellum
A
motor learning
timing of motor activity
smooth flowing, goal directed activity
3
Q
cerebellar dysfxn
A
ataxia
4
Q
ataxia
A
decomposition of movement
dysmetria
5
Q
coordination exam
A
rapid alternating movements
finger to nose test
heel to shin
rebound reflex
speech
tandem gait
walking
stationary postures
6
Q
what else can lead to coordination problems
A
vestibular system
7
Q
what is a distinguishing factor of vertigo
A
determining whether it is the vestibular v. cerebellar system
PT Exam 2
flashcards
Decks in class (20)
# Cards
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Intro to Normal Gait - Class 615
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Definitions of Gait - Class 629
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Normal Parameters of Gait - Class 622
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Gait Evaluation - Class 628
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Gait Eval (2) - Class 626
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Gait Abnormalities - Class 658
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Intro & Definitions of Posture - Class 725
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Development of Posture - Class 712
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Components of Postural Eval - Class 766
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Causes of Poor Posture - Class 746
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Common Postural Deformities - Class 756
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Scoliosis - Class 736
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Neuro Exam - Class 821
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Mental Status Exam - Class 834
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Cranial Nerve Testing - Class 822
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Coordination - Class 87
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Sensory Testing - Class 826
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Motor Coordination - Class 826
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Gait Examination - Class 819
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Balance Testing - Class 838
