1
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Spinal Cord Injury
A
Is damage to the spinal cord due to traumatic or non-traumatic etiology; tumor, stroke, inflammation
2
Q
How does tetraplegia/quadriplegia present?
A
UE + LE - present with sensory and or motor deficits
3
Q
Paraplegia
A
both the LE’s have deficits
4
Q
Hemiplegia
A
1/2 of spinal cord is damaged
5
Q
Efferent signaling - CNS
A
alters awareness, quality of pain, touch, proprioception and movement
6
Q
Afferent signaling - from brain to periphery
A
impacts motor control, strength, and coordination
Neuromuscular Practice
flashcards
Decks in class (46)
# Cards
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2.1 MS Intro11
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2.2 MS Medical Management10
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2.4 MS Examination14
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2.5 MS Rehabilitation17
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2.12 Interventions for weakness7
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2.13 Interventions for limited ROM4
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2.14 Interventions for involuntary contractures and movements12
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3.1 Parkinsons10
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Outcome Measures for PD6
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Rehab Management Strategies6
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Rehab Cueing PD6
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Dermatomes10
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Tracts8
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upper or lower motor lesion13
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SCI EMERGENT MEDICAL MANAGEMENT6
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SCI MEDICAL MANAGEMENT18
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4.1 Stroke Intro13
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Types of Strokes4
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Vascular Syndromes6
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4.28
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4.38
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4.51
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4.611
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4.712
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4.85
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4.1112
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4.127
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4.133
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SCI6
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3.2 PD9
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3.3 PD Medical Managment6
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3.4 Surgical Management4
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2.6 GBS Intro20
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2.9 ALS Intro6
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2.153
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1.143
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1.139
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1.123
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1.118
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1.106
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1.91
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1.81
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1.75
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1.13
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1.27
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1.6 Movement System Diagnosis9
