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Neuromotor Test

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What is muscle tone?
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What is the Eating and Drinking Classification System (EDACS)?
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What is the Modified Ashworth Scale?
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What is a level 1 on EDACS?
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What is the Communication Function Classification System (CFCS)?
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What is the Gross Motor Function Classification System?
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What are the type of Abnormal muscle tone?
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What are neurological soft signs?
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What is muscle strength?
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What is a 4 on the MAS?
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After what age can we not use the GMFCS?
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What are the S/S of hypotonia?
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What is a 0 on the MAS?
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What is a level 5 on EDACS?
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What are the key points of postural observation?
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Affected parts are in rigid flexion or extension
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Muscles ability to contract and create force in response to resistance
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5 years old
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-Decreased strength -Decreased spontaneous movement -Weak cry -Poor suck -Abnormal response to vertical suspension
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Eats and drinks safely and efficiently
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-Hypotonic -Hypertonic -Mixed -Fluctuating
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Muscle tone assessment scale used to assess the resistance experienced during PROM, which does not require any instrumentation an d is quick to perform
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Classifies biting, chewing, and swallowing
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-Head -Neck -Shoulders -Elbows, forearms, wrists, digits -Trunk -Hips -Knees, feet
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Looks at movements such as sitting, walking and use of mobility devices and provides a clear description of a Childs current motor function
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No increase in muscle tone
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-Poor posture -Poor resistance to passive movement -Non integrated reflexes -Poor bilateral movements -No crossing of midline
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Muscles resistance to passive stretch during resting state and maintains posture
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Unable to eat or drink safely-tube feeding may be considered to provide nutrition
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Classifies everyday communication into five levels and includes speech, gestures, facial expression and augmentative and alternative communication
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What is a 1 on the GMFCS?
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What is a 5 on the GMFCS?
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Is a person at level 1 or 5 more communicative in the CFCS?

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