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bassich midterm (test two)

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Ataxia   show
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Dysmetria   show
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show Decreased muscle tone (ataxia,flaccid) reduced phonation - (hypo) masked face, reduced eye blink decreased phonation/soft voice- (hypo)  
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Intention tremor   show
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show Involuntary eye-jerk movement (ataxic)  
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show muscle shrinkage. Ex:Jaw, tongue (flaccid)  
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fasciculations   show
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chorea   show
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show very slow movements (hyper)  
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show slow movements (faster than dystonia) (hyper)  
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Dyskinesia   show
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Myoclonus   show
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show faster hyperkenetic movements (hyper)  
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Tremor   show
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rigidity   show
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bradykinesia   show
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resting tremor   show
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show lack of movement, freezing (hypo)  
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spasticity   show
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pathological reflexes   show
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show uninhibited cry or laugh-(spastic) very small writing- (hypo)  
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show Group of MSDs associated w/ disturbed muscular execution or control of the speech mechanism due to cns/pns  
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Spastic: place of lesion   show
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show Bilateral cortical stroke cerebral palsy unilateral cortical stroke  
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show harsh or tight/strained-strangled hypernasality slow rate  
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show AMRs sound REGULAR, SLOW rate reduced ROM Reduced force  
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Spastic: Neurological signs/neuro muscular characteristics   show
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Spastic:Speaker/Pt Complaint   show
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UUMN: Place of lesion   show
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UUMN: medical/Neurolofical conditions   show
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UUMN: Speech/Auditory perceptual characteristics   show
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UUMN:Non-speech movement deficits   show
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UUMN:Neurological signs/neuromuscular characteristics   show
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show thick tongue  
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show Basal Ganglia: Substantia Nigra  
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Hypokinetic:Medical/Neurological conditions   show
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Hypokinetic:Speech/Auditory perceptual characteroistics   show
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show Very reduced ROM- non speech repetitive Reduced ROM -individual movements  
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show Hypertonia-Rigidity (cogwheel-jerks) Hypomimia Resting tremor Micrographia Shuffling Gait Loss of Arm swing when walking Bradykinesia Hypokinesia Akinesia Postural Instability TRAP: Tremor[resting],Rigidity,Akinesia,Postural Instability  
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show Reduced Loudness (listener complaint) Rapid rate Mumbling or Stuttering Difficulty initiating speech Reports that "people tell them..."- not their perception Stiff lip- also other stiffness and cramps  
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show Basal Ganglia: Striatum  
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Hyperkinetic:Medical/neurological conditions   show
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show prolonged intervals variable rate inappropriate silences excess loudness variations prolonged phonemes Sudden forced inspiration/expiration (audible inspiration) Voice Stoppages (phonatory breaks)(phonatory instability)  
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Hyperkinetic: DYSTONIA :Speech/Audiological perceptual characteristics   show
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Hyperkinetic: Non speech Movement deficits   show
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Hyperkinetic: Neurological signs/Neuro muscular characteristics   show
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Hyperkinetic: CHOREA :Speaker/Pt complaint   show
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Hyperkinetic: DYSTONIA :Speaker/Pt complaint   show
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show Cerebellum  
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show Damage to Cerebellum, TBI ? Unilateral Cortical stroke  
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show Irregular articulatory breakdowns Scanning Speech: prolonged phonemes& excess/equal stress in ea syllable Excessive loudness variation hyponasality Vowel distortions Voiced for Voiceless errors  
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Ataxic:Non speech Movement Deficits   show
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show Hypotonia Broad based gait- wide for balance Dysmetria Intention tremor Nystagmus  
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Ataxic:Speaker/Pt Complaint   show
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show PNS (CNs)  
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Flaccid: Medical/Neurological Conditions   show
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show Depends on CN or Nerves involved and if its bilater or unilateral lesion  
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show Useful ti ID Myasthenia Gravis  
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What is Myasthenia Gravis   show
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show Rapid Counting 1-50 MG- if pt deteriorates after 10, then resumes normal function once rested  
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Flaccid:Non Speech Movement Deficits   show
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show Atrophy Fasciculations Hypotonia Decreased gag- if high vagal lesion  
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show Variation depending on the specific CN involved. Specific compensation depending on site of weakness Perceptual Features: HYpernasaility, Audible inhalation/exhalation, imprecise vowel/consonant production  
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show ALS: Spastic-Flaccid MS: Ataxic- Spastic TBI: Spastic-Ataxic or Flaccid-Spastic Stroke: Unilateral cortical  
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Differentiation between resting tremor associated with PD and Benign Essential Tremor   show
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show Jaw elevation General face sensation General tongue sensation (ant 2/3)  
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CN V- Trigeminal: Tasks   show
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show Upper and Lower Face Taste to ant 2/3 tongue  
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CN VII- Facial: Tasks   show
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CN IX- Glosspahryngeal: Function   show
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show Test light touch Test taste of something sour  
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CN X- Vagus : Function   show
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show Velar elevation: ee-ee-ee Phonation:say "ah" for as long as you can Pitch glide: say ah, increase pitch  
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CN XII - Hypoglossal : Function   show
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CN XII - Hypoglossal : Tasks   show
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show those which are present during infancy but tend to disappear during nervous system maturation. as brain degenerates/normal again primitive reflexes return. "release phenomena"  
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Snout Reflex   show
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sucking reflex   show
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Jaw refelx   show
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Test for Central Facial Weakness   show
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show Because Upper face (eyebrows,eyelids,forehead) are 50:50/bilaterally innervated  
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AMRs   show
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show Sequencing /coordination "Pataka" fast suggests ataxia or apraxia  
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Additional observations to make during tasks   show
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show Branches 1-3 palatal muscles & Larynx Hypernasality Soft Breathy voice Cant raise pitch  
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show Spare palate inability to raise pitch soft breathy voice  
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Low vagal lesion (5)   show
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