Motor Control
What is the order of motor control?
Mobility->stability->controlled mobility->skill
What is the prone progression sequence?
Prone on elbows->quadruped->kneeling->modified plantigrade->standing
What rehab approach requires certification and family centered?
NDT/Bobath
Tapping
Facilitation
What hand position is preferred as the manual contact?
Lumbrical grip
Name 2 activities you could do in the stability stage of motor control.
Hold longer, alternating isometrics, rhythmic stabilization, perturbations
What is the skill in sitting?
What approach uses sensory stimuli to facilitate or inhibit motor responses?
Rood
Prolonged stretch
Inhibition
What is the upper extremity diagonal pattern associated with feeding, seat belt?
D1
Name 2 activities you could do in the controlled mobility stage of motor control.
Weight shifting, change of base of support, superimposed movements, altered support surface
What position best works on vertical midline orientation?
Sitting
What are the stages of motor learning?
Cognitive, associative, autonomous
Rocking
Inhibition
What is the lower extremity diagonal pattern associated with gait?
D1 extension
Define skill and what is it from prone on elbows.
move from one position to another, military crawling
What posture works on weight bearing through the hips, shoulders, and upper extremities?
Quadruped
Which Brunnstrom stage has the highest level of spasticity?
3
Manual contacts
Facilitation
What is the PNF term for this definition: External resistance to one area results in increased in activity of muscles in related areas, and/or contralateral limb.
Irradiation
What stage of motor control would PROM be a part of?
Mobility
What position would decrease extensor tone at the knees and work on balance reactions?
Which Brunnstrom stage do we begin to see movement out of synergy patterns?
4
Joint approximation
Facilitation
Which PNF technique requires the therapist to switch hand positions when moving from extension to flexion?
Slow reversal