1
Q
What tests help you see central hypofunction?
A
Spontaneous nystagmus
Smooth pursuit
Saccadic eye movement
Convergence
VOR cancellation
2
Q
What tests help you see peripheral hypofunction?
A
Head thrust test
Head shaking test
Dynamic visual acuity test
3
Q
What intervention do you use for stable unilateral deficit?
A
Adaptation
4
Q
What intervention do you use for stable bilateral deficit?
A
Substitution or adaptation
5
Q
What intervention do you use for central vestibular deficit?
A
Habituation
6
Q
What is adaptation?
A
X1 and X2
7
Q
What is habituation?
A
Graded exposure
Neuromuscular Control
flashcards
Decks in class (42)
# Cards
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Neuro Rehab21
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Time Of Neuroplasticity12
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Motor Learning Expanded12
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Task Anaylsis5
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Current Practice Vs Evidence4
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Neurofacilitation Techniques35
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Continuum Of Care7
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Rancho Levels6
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Speech And Swallowing14
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Sync Exam 118
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Acute Stroke And Brain Injury18
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Acute Spinal Cord Injury25
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Deeper Dive Of SCI10
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Autonomic Dysreflexia3
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Acute Neuromotor Disorders24
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Cognition And Memory35
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Visual Dysfunctions27
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Visual Interventions11
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Perceptual Dysfunction16
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Contraversive Pushing13
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Functional Mobility (2)13
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Interventions For Limited ROM (2)13
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TI For Motor Control- Stability (2)15
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TI For Motor Control - Mobility (2)18
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Adult Ataxia (2)20
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Functional Movement Disorder (2)8
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Interventions For Complete Paralysis (2)14
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Interventions For Weakness (2)54
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Interventions For Involuntary Contractions (2)13
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Interventions For Sensory Impairments (2)16
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TI For Alteration In Muscle Tone (2)53
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Postural Control (2)31
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Postural Dysfunction (2)7
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SCI- Posture And Balance (2)5
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C6 Chart Summary (2)0
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Horizontal Mobility (2)3
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Bed Mobility (2)12
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Functional Activity Interventions In Sitting (2)5
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Basic Transfers And Sit To Stand (2)5
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Bed Mobility And Transfers For SCI (2)13
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Wheelchair (2)0
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Vestibular7
