1
Q
Sensation
A
- is frequently impaired by rarely absent on the hemiplegic side
2
Q
May include combinations of:
A
- Protective sensations
- Discriminative sensations
3
Q
Protective Sensations
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- Pain (sharp/dull)
- Temperature (hot/cold)
- Light Touch
4
Q
Discriminative Sensations
A
- Proprioception
- Stereogenosis
- Tactile Location
- Two Point discrimination
5
Q
Type and extent of deficits are related to….
A
- Location and extent of the lesion
Neuroanatomy
flashcards
Decks in class (43)
# Cards
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Chapter 236
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Spinal Cord18
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Muscle Spindals1
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Peripheral Nervous System8
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Autonomic Nervous System5
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Cerebral Circulation10
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Cerebrovascular Accidents24
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Common Stroke Syndroms20
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Visual Impairments7
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Sensory Impairments5
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Perceptual Impairments37
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Communication Impairments7
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Orofacial Deficits4
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Respiratory Impairments5
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Shoulder Dysfunction8
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Motor Impairments43
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Motor Control16
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Motor Learning13
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Contraints on Motor control Learning8
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Recovery of Function9
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Interventions to Improve Motor function21
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Life Span Concept!12
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Developmental process35
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Intro to TBI8
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Pathophysiology16
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Signs and symptoms:8
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Specific deficits post TBI17
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Prognostic Indicators and Outcome Predictors for TBI23
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Rancho Los Amigos Levels of Cognitive Functioning14
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Acute care treatment of flaccid, unresponsive pt in ICU (Rancho Level 1)10
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Early Treatment of pts with severe extensor responses and generalized responses to stimuli (Rancho Level 2)10
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Treatment for pt's at Racho Level 3 (localized response)6
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Treatment for Pt's at Rancho Level 4 (Confused-Agitated)15
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Treatment for pt's at Ranch Level 510
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Treatment for Pt's at Racho Level 6 (Confused - Appropriate)2
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Treatment for Pt's at Rancho Level 7 (Automatic - Appropriate)4
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Treatment for Pt's at Rancho Level 8 (Purposeful - Appropriate)4
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Medications commonly used with TBI2
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Pain8
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Physiology of Pain20
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Pain Causes and Risk Factors9
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Psychosocial Factors of Pain18
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PT Examination "PAIN"20
