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In a normal healthy adult, it is the _______ system that is usually the referent, relied on system a. vision b. somatosensory c. vestibular correct answers somatosensory Proprioception comes largely from activation of the ________ a. golgi tendon organ b. muscle spindles c. cutaneous sensation d. vestibular input correct answers muscle spindles speed of sensory pathways correct answers 90-100 meters per second which system is the fastest, with the fewest number of synapses ...

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SirAnton

What are some adjuncts to stretching? correct answers Relaxation training (yoga, tai chi) Heat or Cold packs Massage Biofeedback Joint Traction This decreases firing from mms spindles and increases sensitivity of GTO allowing tissue to relax and elongate correct answers Heat This causes decrease in mms tone for pts with spasticity due to upper motor neuron lesion allowing mms to elongate correct answers Cold This decreases mms spasm and promotes joint nutrition flow causing...

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SirAnton

What is the current PT Vision Statement? correct answers "Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience" What are all of the systems that are components of the movement system correct answers 1. Musculoskeletal 2. Endocrine 3. Nervous 4. Cardiovascular 5. Pulmonary 6. Integumentary What is the APTA definition of the movement system? correct answers The movement system is the term used to represent the collection of systems (musculoskeletal, endocrin...

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SirAnton

Human Movement System correct answers anatomical structures and physiological factors that interact to move the body and its component parts What role do PT's play in the movement system? (3) correct answers Provide perspective with distinct knowledge of movement system Examine and evaluate movement system to provide POC Maximize ability to interact with environment by using movement related interventions to optimize functional capacity and performance What is a conceptual framework? co...

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SirAnton

Motor Control correct answers Understanding movement Motor learning correct answers set of processes associated with the steps leading to relatively permanent changes in the capacity for producing a specific movement or task Heirarchy theory correct answers *Heirarchy theory - top-down theory of motor control - higher levels exert control over lower levels Fitz and posner stages of learning (3) FOCUS ON THIS ONE correct answers 1. cognitive phase - understanding task that is requi...

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SirAnton

Human Movement System correct answers he term used to represent the collection of systems (cardiovascular, pulmonary, endocrine, integumentary, nervous, and musculoskeletal) that interact to move the body or its component parts Examination correct answers the process of obtaining data necessary to form a diagnosis, prognosis, and plan of care. There are three parts to the examination process: taking a history, reviewing relevant systems, and performing appropriate tests and measurements. E...

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SirAnton

Neural Plasticity: Undamaged neurons or reactive synaptogenesis. Healthy neurons will sprout new connections to neurons that were previously injured by the damaged neurons correct answers Collateral Sprouting Define: Structure to organize clinical practices or a context to interpret clinical information correct answers Conceptual Framework Conceptual Framework: What are the 5 conceptual framework components? correct answers 1. Model of Practice 2. Model of function and disabili...

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SirAnton

Define the human movement system correct answers The human movement system comprises the anatomic structures and physiologic functions that interact to move the body or its component parts The _______________ of a patient will include their history, a systems review, and original tests and measures. This is done in order to describe/quantify the patients need for services from a physical therapist, and the therapist uses this information to decide if therapy would be beneficial for the patien...

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SirAnton

Movement Science Final Exam 2023 Actual Questions and Answers Verified

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Wiseman

Movement Science II Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023 with complete solution

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Wiseman

Complete solution/ Movement Science 1 Final exam 20232023.

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MBOFFIN

Movement Science 1 Final exam 2023 with complete solution

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Wiseman

Movement Science II Final Exam 2023 with complete solution

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Wiseman

Movement Science Final Exam 2023 Questions and Answers Verified

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Wiseman

Movement science exam 1 USAHS with complete solution

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Wiseman

What functions does scapular patterns influence? And What are the two diagnoal patterns seen in scapular patterns? - Influence function of c‐spine, t‐ spine, and BUE (bilateral upper extremity) 2 Diagonals: Anterior elevation - Posterior depression Posterior elevation - Anterior depression In reference to a clock where would you find R scapula movements of AE, PD, PE, and AD - AE: 1 o'clock PD: 7 o'clock PE: 11 o'clock AD: 5 o'clock How do you set the scapula for anterior el...

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