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Lecture 7 Movement Science

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Postural activation patterns can be divided into what tow parts?   Preparatory phase & Compensatory Phase  
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Preparatory phase   Postural muscles are activated in response to the direction of the reach (if forward, then posterior muscles are recruited, if sideways, then contralateral postural muscles (lateral flexors)  
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Compensatory Phase   After the movement is complete, postural muscles are again recruited in a feedback manner, to stabilize the body further.  
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There is a pre-selection of the postural adapter muscles referred to as a ___________?   Central Set:refers to a state of the nervous system that is influenced or determined by the context of the taskā€¦or anticipated task  
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What muscles are weaker in those with back pain and do not fire like healthy persons for postural sets?   TVA, internal obliques, and lumbar multifidi  
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Gait: What areas are responsible for CPG?   spinal cord, brainstem, cerebellum, basal ganglia, vision, cerebral input.  
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Gait: Spinal Cord   Reflexive gait  
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Gait: Cerebellum and Brainstem   Timing and Task Specific Adapatations (like stepping higher or lower)  
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Gait: Basal ganglia   Dynamic Stability and Postural Tone  
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Gait: Vision   Need to gain typical gait pattern that allows adjustment for rough terrain  
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Gait: Brain adds (assuming visual and cortex)   Vision Orientation to novel Situations Spatial orientation  
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What happens when we remove sensation from gait?   1) Slow Down 2) Steps become stereotypical 3) Balance is poor  
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Vision for Reactive strategies help us determine...?   1) our speed 2) influence our bodies alignment in space (PERCEPTION of our visual field1)  
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How do we initiate gait?   1) Reduction of activity in gastroc/soleus 2) Activation of the TIb Anterior 3) GRFV moves toward stance leg, while moving leg swings and dorsiflexors become active  
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