'Sensory function' presentation slideshows

Concorde Career College Physical Therapist Assistant

Concorde Career College Physical Therapist Assistant. PTA 150: Fundamentals of Treatment II Day 13 & 14 Spinal Cord Injury. Lesson Objectives. Describe the pathophysiology of spinal cord injury Describe physical and neurological disorders associated with spinal cord injury

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Neurologic System

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IMPORTANTCE!

NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION Dr. Lu Qinchi Dept. Neurology, Ren Ji Hospital Shanghai Second Medical University Tel: 63260930-2217 Email: qinchilu@hotmail.com. IMPORTANTCE!.

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VCE Psychology Unit 3

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An Overview of Spinal Cord Injuries

An Overview of Spinal Cord Injuries. Allan Howatson ICM Clinical Fellow Teaching 11 th February 2016. An Overview of Spinal Cord Injuries. Demographics Incidence and prevalence Aetiology Grading Diagnostic dilemmas Investigations Rehabilitation Outcomes. Litigation.

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Documentation /Charting

Documentation /Charting . Don Hudson, D.O.,FACEP/ACOEP. Documentation. Purposes Preserves basic patient information Records changes in patient condition Justifies treatment Allows continuity of care Satisfies regulatory requirements Provides data for quality control. Documentation.

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Documentation

Documentation. Documentation. Purposes Preserves basic patient information Records changes in patient condition Justifies treatment Allows continuity of care Satisfies regulatory requirements Provides data for quality control. Documentation. Protection for EMS personnel

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TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY

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Spinal Cord Injury

Spinal Cord Injury. Kirsten Natasha Lindsey Vickie Laura. General Overview. Spinal Cord Injury is damage to the spinal cord that results in a loss of function such as mobility or feeling. Frequent causes of damage are trauma and disease.

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Lecture 3.4: Myers-Briggs

Lecture 3.4: Myers-Briggs. Dr. John MacCarthy UMBC CMSC 615 Fall, 2006. Agenda. Background Type Descriptions Conclusions/Uses. Note: many of these charts are from lecture by Drs. P. Brouse and P. Barry of GMU. Myers-Briggs Purpose .

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Brain stem

Brain stem. Lec 11. Functions of brain stem:. Motor & sensory function for face & head Control of Respiration Control of CVS Reflexes ( R); vomiting R, swallowing R, coughing R, sneezing R, and Hiccupping R. Control of equilibrium

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Hippotherapy

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Neurological Assessemnt

Neurological Assessemnt. Scope. Components . CEREBRAL FUNCTION CRANIAL NERVE FUNCTION MOTOR FUNCTION SENSORY FUNCTION REFLEXES. History. Comprehensive From patient, family members, significant other Symptoms experienced Pt. understanding and perception of what is happening.

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1B3

1B3. Sensory System. the role of the CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) is to control all the actions of the body. This CNS has been preserved for display in a Science museum. the brain takes up most of the space inside the skull. the spinal cord is found inside the backbone.

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Center for Translational Neuroscience Distinguished Speaker Series

Center for Translational Neuroscience Distinguished Speaker Series. Rayford Auditorium, Biomed II Bldg. Tuesday, November 27, 12 noon. Pathophysiology of Focal Dystonia and Implications for Treatment Mark Hallett, M.D. CHIEF, HUMAN MOTOR CONTROL SECTION,

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Motor Function : %TAM ; total active motion affected/uninjured limb or digit Sensory Function:

Motor Function : %TAM ; total active motion affected/uninjured limb or digit Sensory Function: Highet and Saunders Classification of Sensory Recovery Patient numbers. Major Replant; Median Nerve. Major Replant; Ulnar Nerve. Thumb and Fingers replant.

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