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Motor Control and Learning: Key Concepts Quiz

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What are the required minimum abilities for patients undergoing CIMT?

Minimum 20 degrees shoulder flexion, 45 degrees elbow extension, and 10 degrees finger extension

Minimum 45 degrees shoulder flexion, 20 degrees elbow extension, and 10 degrees finger extension including thumb extension and abduction (correct)

Minimum 45 degrees shoulder extension, 20 degrees elbow flexion, and 10 degrees finger flexion

Minimum 45 degrees shoulder flexion, 10 degrees elbow extension, and 20 degrees finger extension including thumb extension and abduction

What are the two outcome measures from CIMT?

WOLF MOTOR FUNCTION TEST MAL and QUALITY OF MOVEMENT SCALE

MOTOR ACTIVITY LOG and RANGE OF MOTION SCALE

MOTOR ACTIVITY LOG and WOLF MOTOR FUNCTION TEST MAL (correct)

QUALITY OF MOVEMENT SCALE and RANGE OF MOTION SCALE

What is the purpose of body weight supported systems in CIMT?

To replace the patient's missing body weight components (correct)

To provide manual cues to patients during tasks

To ensure high intensity practice for the restrained less involved side

To eliminate the need for restraint on the less involved side

What does CIMT stand for?

Constraint Induced Movement Therapy Signup and view all the answers

Which PNF pattern involves movement in one plane?

Anterior Elevation Signup and view all the answers

In the context of PNF patterns, what muscles are involved in Posterior Depression?

Contralateral internal and external obliques Signup and view all the answers

In PNF handling, what movement does D1 FLEXION involve?

Shoulder extension, internal rotation, and abduction Signup and view all the answers

What type of motion is required for a Golfer swing according to the text?

Biplanar motion Signup and view all the answers

Which PNF pattern involves the scapula being shrugged up and retracted towards the midline?

Posterior Elevation Signup and view all the answers

Which muscles are involved in Anterior Depression in the context of PNF handling?

Contralateral QL Signup and view all the answers

What are the 3 major components of motor learning mentioned in the text?

Perception of self, creating a plan, and plan performance Signup and view all the answers

Which part of the brain is predominantly involved in implicit learning, as mentioned in the text?

Prefrontal and association cortices Signup and view all the answers

What is the key factor that may alter the way a patient is able to perform a movement task, according to the text?

Body morphology and alignment Signup and view all the answers

Where does explicit learning primarily occur, as mentioned in the text?

Prefrontal and association cortices Signup and view all the answers

What needs to be manipulated in order to carry out a movement task?

Performer and practice Signup and view all the answers

Which constructs of motor control are mentioned in the text?

The task, the performer, and the environment Signup and view all the answers