Neuroscience
This structure connects the two cerebral hemispheres.
What is the corpus callosum?
In classical conditioning, Pavlov's dogs learned to associate this stimulus with food
What is a bell/tone?
This crutch gait is used when one leg is non-weight-bearing.
What is a three-point-gait?
*show picture*
Who is this person?
Who is anthony mackie?
What is the largest organ in the human body?
What is the skin?
This part of the neuron receives incoming signals from other neurons
What are dendrites?
This term describes the process of changing behavior by using rewards or consequences.
What is operant conditioning?
What device do PT and OT use to measure range of motion
Goniometer
Who is Taylor Swift with?
Who is Travis Kelce?
What is the only letter that does not appear in the name of any chemical element?
What is J?
This neurotrasmitter is associated with movement, reward, and Parkinson's
What is dopamine?
Freud divided personality into the id, ego, and this third component.
What is superego?
Normal elbow flexion is approximately this many degrees (answer within 5 degrees).
What is 150 degrees?
What movie recently came out that stars Inde Navarette
What is Obsession?
What street is the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas on?
A pt has weakness and loss of fine motor control on the right side of the body after a stroke affecting left side of the brain. This is largely explained by h eeature of the motor pathways.
What is contralateral control/crossing of the corticospinal tract?
This bias occurs when people overestimate how much other people notice their appearance or mistakes.
What is the spotlight effect?
This test measures how quickly someone can stand, walk, turn, and sit down.
What is the Timed Up and Go/TUG test?
What is UTD's nickname? (hint: MIT)
What school is the MIT of the south?
What city is UTD based in!!?
What is Dallas! Woohoo
A patient has an injury affecting the dorsal columns of the spinal cord. Which major sensory modalities woould be most impaored, and where would those fibers eventually cross to the opposite side.
What are vibration, proprioception, and fine/discriminative touch?
This psychological phenomenon causes people to change their behavior because they know they are being observed.
What is the Hawthorne effect?
This principle of rehabilitation describes the idea that repeated practice of a skill helps the nervous system become better at performing int.
What is neuroplasticity?
What does TTTS stand for?
What is Tung tung tung sahur
Which country has the most time zones, including overseas territories?
What is France?