Upper Extremity Flashcards

1
Q

Upper extremity function

A
transport hand to desired location
grasp
tactile identification 
visual coordination 
body language
balance (arm swing etc.)
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2
Q

Examples of upper extremity impairments

A

peripheral (fracture, ligs)
chronic (osteoarthritis)
neuro (stroke)

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3
Q

how many degrees of freedom does reaching have

A

> 7

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4
Q

Why do we care about degrees of freedom

A

means multiple ways to reach for target

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5
Q

T/F elbow and shoulder joint can plan independent of each other in reaching

A

false

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6
Q

feed forward neuro control

A

movements based on experience

anticipates

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7
Q

feedback neuro control

A

continuously regulates mm activity through reflex

reactive

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8
Q

do most movements use feedback or feedforward

A

combination

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9
Q

Agonist

A

concentric

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10
Q

antagonist

A

opposing concentric

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11
Q

Fitts Law

A

increase accuracy, decrease speed
tapping, reaching, grasping
small object = more time

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12
Q

what improves hand function

A

trunk/core exercises

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13
Q

Fitts law doesn’t apply to

A

traumatic brain injury, strokes

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14
Q

T/F does reaching for goal orientated movement impact kinematics

A

True - smoother, faster

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15
Q

when does max grip aperture occur

A

at 75% of reach movement time

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16
Q

which hemisphere is usually dominant for language

A

left cerebral hemi

17
Q

T/L left handed people stronger in left

A

F they equal

right handed is more strong in right tho

18
Q

T/F bone mineral density 3% lower in dominant hand

A

False, its 3% higher

19
Q

Grips tests

A

Hand Grip Jamar dynamometer

20
Q

3 types of pinch

A

tip, key, palmar

21
Q

define dexterity

A

speed, coordination, fine motor interaction w enviro

measure of function for UE

22
Q

Pinch tests

A

nine hole peg, box n block

23
Q

Quick dash questions

A
daily living (jar, chores, washing, knife, golf)
symptoms (tingles, sleep, pain)