2. lesson-motor learning

What is reciprocal inhibition?

• agonist contracts, antagonist relaxes

• antagonist contracts, agonist relaxes

What is hemianesthesia?

• motor loss in half of body

• sensory loss in half of body

What should normal muscle tone be like?

• It should be low enough to prevent the body from falling against gravity, but high enough to allow movement.

• It should be high enough to prevent the body from falling against gravity, but low enough to allow movement.

Which motor neuron lesion is spasticity?

• Upper motor neuron lesion

• Lower motor neuron lesion

spasticity and hypertonus;

• is a positive finding

• is a negative finding

hypokinesia and hypotonus;

• is a positive finding

• is a negative finding

Motor learning is not a cognitive process.

• True

• False

For motor learning to occur, a permanent change in the brain is necessary.

• True

• False

Compensation is the use of different muscle groups during function to achieve the goal.

• True

• False

During learning new motor skills, vestibular information is mostly used at the beginning of treatment until automatic control for postural control is gained.

• True

• False