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How does info travel for sensory(afferent) |
1st order-from periphery to SC 2nd order-SC to the thalamus 3rd order- thalamus to SC |
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How does info travel for motor neuron (efferent) |
UMN- cortex to SC LMN-SC to the muscle or organ |
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What does the frontal lobe control? And what aphasia |
Controls personality Motor movement Expressive speech Brocas aphasia(cant produce speech, can understand you) |
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What does the occipital lobe do |
Controls vision Allows recognition of size,shape, and color |
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Parietal lobe? |
Controls gross sensation, touch and pressure Controls fine sensation(determination of texture,wt,size, shape) Allows reading |
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Temporal lobe ? |
Contains centers for behavior, hearing language reception and understanding Wernickes area-cant understand your speech, can speak |
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what does the thalamus do? |
Is the relay station for the brain for sensation |
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What are the 3 levels of brain protection |
Bony Membranous Fluid |
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What structures make up the brainstem |
Midbrain, pons and medulla |
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Name the levels of meninges from superficial to deep |
Dura Arachnoid Pia |
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Where does the spinal cord start and stop? |
Foramen magnum to conus medullaris at L2 |
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What are the UMN injuries |
SC injuries Multiple sclerosis Parkinsons CVA |
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What are some LMN injuries |
Muscular dystrophy Polio Mysinia gravis Peripheal nerve injuries |
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What bony landmarks are in the Dermatome of C8,C7 and C6 |
Medial epicondyle &5th digit 3rd digit Thumb |
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What bony landmarks are in the Dermatome of C8,C7 and C6 |
Medial epicondyle &5th digit 3rd digit Thumb |
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What bony landmarks are in the dermatome of L3,4,5 & S1&2 |
Greater trochanter Patella and MM great toe LM, prox lateral leg Plantar foot |
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Rowdy Therapist Drink Cold Beer |
Roots Trunks Divisions Cords Branches |
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Erbs palsy |
A traction injury to the upper brachial plexus |
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Burner or stinger syndrome |
A hard blow to the head or shoulder, usually temorary |
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Scapular winging |
Injury to the long thoracic nerve that innervates the serratus anterior |
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Wrist drop |
Radial nerve injury |
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Wrist drop |
Radial nerve injury |
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Ape hand |
Loss of thumb opposition from a median nerve injury |
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Wrist drop |
Radial nerve injury |
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Ape hand |
Loss of thumb opposition from a median nerve injury |
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Claw hand |
Loss of intrinsic hand muscles due to ulnar nerve damage |
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Foot drop |
Due to common peroneal nerve damage |
