Test Your Knowledge About Motor Control And CNS!
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Motor Control refers to the ability of a person to systematically initiate as well as direct muscle function and voluntary movements. This process requires smooth interaction between the Central Nervous System(CNS) and the musculoskeletal system. This quiz has been created to test your knowledge about Central Nervous System which includes coordination, cognition, motor control topic. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.Motor Program
- A.
Storage of motor programs. how the movement felt, components and outcome
- B.
Motor plan is formed
- C.
Set of commands that result in the production of a coordinated movement sequence
- D.
Coordinated movement, actions at 2 or more joints
- E.
Spontaneous stereotypical patterns of the motor activity associated with a variety of stimuli
- 2.Motor Memory
- A.
Set of commands that result in the production of a coordinated movement sequence
- B.
Coordinated movement, actions at 2 or more joints
- C.
Spontaneous stereotypical patterns of the motor activity associated with a variety of stimuli
- D.
Storage of motor programs, how the movement felt, components and outcome
- E.
Motor plan is formed
- 3.High Level of involvement of the CNS in motor control includes
- A.
The sensory cortex, cerebellum, basal ganglia and brainstem. defines the program and initiates commands
- B.
The spinal cord, executes the higher level commands
- C.
Association cortex of basal ganglia, organizes sensory information and motor plan.
- 4.Factors influencing motor control include all but......
- A.
Coordination
- B.
Perception
- C.
Cognition
- D.
Arousal
- E.
Sensation
- 5.Decreased Perception may result in the patient being unable to complete simple tasks safely and independently and may make the same mistake over and over.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Motor Control
- A.
Set of commands that result in the production of a coordinated movement sequence
- B.
Storage of motor programs.
- C.
Selection, integration, and interpretation of a sensation
- D.
Complex interactions of many body systems
- E.
Resistance of a muscle to passive elongation or stretch
- 7.Overall alertness of the CNS
- A.
Perception
- B.
Cognition
- C.
Attention
- D.
Arousal
- E.
Sensation
- 8.Coordination
- A.
Resistance to passive elongation
- B.
Synergistic organization
- C.
Sensory input guides movement
- 9.Modified ashworth scale and min/mod/severe measure.....
- A.
Muscle strength
- B.
Movement patterns
- C.
Tone
- D.
Coordination
- E.
Functional abilities
- 10.On the ashworth scale to measure tone, (0-4), 2 is normal.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.The order of 4 levels of control during functional activities are...
- A.
Stability, mobility, controlled mobility, skill
- B.
Strengthening, improve coordination, task modification, and decrease in spasticity
- C.
Mobility, stability, controlled mobility, skill
- D.
Improve coordination, strengthen, task modification and decrease spasticity
- 12.Muscle Tone
- A.
Incoordination with delays in initiation of movement or errors in the range, force or metrics of movement
- B.
Slow, writhing movements of neck trunk and limbs
- C.
Involuntary contraction of a muscle that results in slow, sustained movement and maintenance of joint position in abnormal posture
- D.
Involuntary increase in resistance of a muscle to passive stretch that is uniform throughout the ROM of muscles being stretched, not velocity dependent
- E.
Resistance of a muscle to passive elongation or stretch
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