Neuro Theory

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Right hemiplegia, right hemisensory loss, right HH, dysphasia and dyspraxia

Left hemiplegia, left hemisensory loss, left HH, neglect and spatial dysfunction

Ipsilateral ataxia, vertigo, nystagmus and dysarthria

Dysmetria, dysdiadocokinesia, intention tremor, dyssynergia, nystagmus, rebound phenomenon and dysarthria

Initiation and control of voluntary movement and correction of movement errors

Execute subconscious patterns of motor activity and inhibit unwanted movements

Innaccurate fine movement and misplaced force

Difficulty swallowing

Impaired ability to perform rapid, rhythmic movements and has imprecise timing

Weakness in muscles used for speech

Difficulty in expressing or comprehending information

Uncoordinated or abrupt movements

Impaired abililty to coordinate voluntary movement

Motor planning problem, causing a disorder of skilled, voluntary movement not attributable to motor, sensory or perceptual disorders

Left parietal lobe

Inability to recognise objects, despite primary sensation being intact

When an activity is resisted but cannot stop moving after the resistance is removed

Disorder of spatial attention and a failure to attend to one side of the body, despite primary sensation remaining intact

Non-dominant parietal lobe

Repetitive uncontrolled eye movements