Biofeedback

Question 1

biofeedback definition

Accepted Answer

process of gaining greater awareness of physiological functions primarily using strategies and tools that provide information on the activity of those same systems, with a goal of being able to manipulate them at will

Question 2

motor control definition

Accepted Answer

all sensory and motor elements related to motor actions including posture and movement

Question 3

motor control training changing the manner in which a person ______ _____ ____ changing the _____ applied Alterations to:

Accepted Answer

uses their body loading muscle activation, posture, alignment, movement, sensation

Question 4

pain alters an ________ ______ _____ motor control training aims to _________ __________ Goal is to promote _______, ________ pain, and ________ function

Accepted Answer

individual motor plan optimize movement recovery, decrease, increase

Question 5

real or threatened nociceptive input leads to

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changes in motor behavior Subtle - redistribution of ms activation Major - avoidance of movement

Question 6

changes in motor behavior leads to

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change in motor output and mechanical behavior stiffness, force direction, load distribution, variability, force, and movement amplitude

Question 7

changes in motor output and mechanical behavior leads to

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short term benefit: protection of injury, pain regulation, decreased ms activation/stress, decreased movement, decreased potention for error

Question 8

short term protection can lead to

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long term consequences - suboptimal tissue loading

Question 9

passive structures are _____ suffficient, need _______ ________ require a balance of ________ and _______ that depends on the ____

Accepted Answer

not muscle activation motion and stiffness task

Question 10

stiffness is _________ for daily function it assits in the _______ of _________ helps control against ____________ forces

Accepted Answer

required maintenance of alignment translational - internal/external

Question 11

movement is also required for function required for ______ _________ and _______ ________ and ____ _______

Accepted Answer

shock absorption force dampening load transfer

Question 12

movement optimization minimize _________ loading promote optimal ______ ________ achieve desired _______ ________

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unwanted movement patterns motor function

Question 13

Optimal Learning

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autonomy, ehanced expectations, external focus
Motivation - autonomy and ehanced expectation
Attention - external focus of attention
self focus decreases, increase focus on task
increases motor performance and motor learning

Question 14

Autonomy practice conditions that support a performer’s sense of ______ choice is _______ to the task

Accepted Answer

agency incidental

Question 15

Ehanced expectations
past performance accomplishments establish a foundation for a sense of _________
previously positive outcomes give rise to ________ expectations for future outcomes in similar circumstances
Confidence has been recognized as a _________ _______ or motor performance, and learning
Impact of a sense of success on ________ _________

Accepted Answer

confidence positive prospective predictor subsequent performance

Question 16

external focus of attention Beneficial effect on _______ and ______ Improved ________ _________ Speeds the learning proces so that _________ skill level is achieved ______

Accepted Answer

retention, transfer movement effectiveness higher, sooner

Question 17

What can be used for external focus of attention

Accepted Answer

Biofeedback unit - facilitation or inhibition Lasers, bolsters, blocks, water cups, towel rolls, imagination

Question 18

instructions should be

Accepted Answer

specific concrete easily understood meaningful to the patient less is more! self efficacy prodcing

Question 19

task integration _______ and ____ specific ________ to the patient

Accepted Answer

function, task meaningful

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