Spastic Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

this type of dysarthria is from damage from bilateral UMN

A

spastic

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2
Q

high tone does NOT equal ___

A

strength

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3
Q

test to see if reflexes are hyperactive. done on the foot

A

babinski

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4
Q

in spastic dysarthria, damage to the ____ activation pathway causes weakness, slow rate, impaired fine mvt

A

direct

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5
Q

in spastic dysarthria, damage to the ____ activation pathway causes increased tone, spasticity, hyperactive reflexes

A

indirect

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6
Q

uncontrollable jaw shivering in spastic

A

clonus

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7
Q

___ and ___ loop are the terrible twins that have no mom (IAP) to relax them

A

alpha and gamma

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8
Q

these two are perceptual characteristics of spastic dysarthria

A

strained vocal quality
slow rate

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9
Q

why is there strained vocal quality is spastic dysarthria?

A

hypertonia - overactive muscles

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10
Q

why is there a slow rate for spastic?

A

takes longer for nerve impulses to get there because of damage

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11
Q

Bilat damage to this tract of the UMNs results in imbalance of LMN stretch reflex increasing muscle tone and spasticity

A

extrapyramidal (indirect)

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12
Q

extrapyramidal tract crucial in the background-framework, or muscle ___

A

tone

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13
Q

this tract works on inhibitory actions and reflexes

A

extrapyramidal

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14
Q

bilateral damage to this tract results in impaired fine motor and skilled mvt slowing and weakening speech

A

corticobulbar

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15
Q

Spastic/flaccid share all of the following salient features neuromuscular function EXCEPT

1) reduced muscle strength
2) reduced tone
3) reduced ROM
4) reduced accuracy of mvt

A

reduced tone

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