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Postural tone and reflexes quizOnline version Short and clear quiz to learn. by Alejandra Diaz 1 How is muscle tone defined? a Low-level, constant muscle contraction performed by muscles to maintain a stable and balanced posture b Automatic response of the body, triggered by a change in position c Passive and continuous contraction of muscles in their resting state that helps maintain posture, movement and motor development d Involuntary and automatic reaction of the body to a stimulus 2 What are the muscle tone conditions? a Agonists and antagonists b Hypotonia and hypertonia c Sagging and stiffness d Resistance and extension 3 In spasticity, are agonist and antagonist muscles affected? a False b True 4 The evaluation methods after the year are: a Observation, auscultation and palpation b Observation, palpation and mobilization c Mobilization, palpation and percussion d Palpation, percussion and auscultation 5 The cogwheel sign refers to: a Sagging b Hypotonia c Spasticity d Rigidity 6 How is reflection defined? a They are involuntary, conscious or unconscious motor responses to a given stimulus. b It includes static postural reflexes, changes in the distribution of muscle tone throughout the body. c Structure or tissue existing in humans that has the ability to generate movement by contracting and relaxing. d Fibers that function as communication cables in the body, transmitting electrical impulses between the brain and the rest of the body to enable movement 7 What are the levels of maturation of the central nervous system? a Medullary level, cephalic level, cortical level and spinal level b Midbrain level, brainstem level, body level and cortical level c Spinal Level, Brainstem Level, Midbrain Level, Cortical Level d Motor level, cortical level, nervous level and peripheral level 8 At the level of maturation of the midbrain are the equilibrium reactions found? a True b False

Postural tone and reflexes quizOnline version

Short and clear quiz to learn.

by Alejandra Diaz

How is muscle tone defined?

Low-level, constant muscle contraction performed by muscles to maintain a stable and balanced posture

Automatic response of the body, triggered by a change in position

Passive and continuous contraction of muscles in their resting state that helps maintain posture, movement and motor development

Involuntary and automatic reaction of the body to a stimulus

What are the muscle tone conditions?

Agonists and antagonists

Hypotonia and hypertonia

Sagging and stiffness

Resistance and extension

In spasticity, are agonist and antagonist muscles affected?

False

True

The evaluation methods after the year are:

Observation, auscultation and palpation

Observation, palpation and mobilization

Mobilization, palpation and percussion

Palpation, percussion and auscultation

The cogwheel sign refers to:

Sagging

Hypotonia

Spasticity

Rigidity

How is reflection defined?

They are involuntary, conscious or unconscious motor responses to a given stimulus.

It includes static postural reflexes, changes in the distribution of muscle tone throughout the body.

Structure or tissue existing in humans that has the ability to generate movement by contracting and relaxing.

Fibers that function as communication cables in the body, transmitting electrical impulses between the brain and the rest of the body to enable movement

What are the levels of maturation of the central nervous system?

Medullary level, cephalic level, cortical level and spinal level

Midbrain level, brainstem level, body level and cortical level

Spinal Level, Brainstem Level, Midbrain Level, Cortical Level

Motor level, cortical level, nervous level and peripheral level

At the level of maturation of the midbrain are the equilibrium reactions found?

True

False

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Postural tone and reflexes quizOnline version

by Alejandra Diaz

How is muscle tone defined?

What are the muscle tone conditions?

In spasticity, are agonist and antagonist muscles affected?

The evaluation methods after the year are:

The cogwheel sign refers to:

How is reflection defined?

What are the levels of maturation of the central nervous system?

At the level of maturation of the midbrain are the equilibrium reactions found?

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