Neuro-Based Approaches Quiz

When do we use neuro-based approaches?

• When a patient has CNS dysfunction

• When a patient has a common cold

• When a patient has a broken bone

• When a patient has a skin rash

What is the aim of neuro-based approaches?

• To restore function

• To increase pain

• To reduce sleep

• To cause stress

What do occupational therapists (OTs) focus on in neuro-based approaches?

• Motor learning, motor relearning, and sensorimotor facilitation

• Increasing medication dosage

• Reducing physical activity

• Enhancing dietary supplements

What is one of the goals of neuro-based approaches?

• Normalize motor control

• Increase muscle tension

• Decrease cognitive function

• Reduce hydration

Which of the following is a motor learning approach?

• Classical Conditioning

• Contemporary Task-Oriented Approach to Motor Learning

• Operant Conditioning

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who developed the Motor Relearning Program?

• Pavlov and Skinner

• Carr and Shepherds

• Freud and Jung

• Watson and Rayner

Which approach is developmentally based and begins treatment at the person's current level?

• Brunnstrom

• Rood-sensorimotor

• Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

• Neurodevelopmental Treatment

What is the focus of the Brunnstrom approach?

• Developmental progression

• Promotion of movement from reflexive to volitional

• Muscle strengthening

• Cognitive development

Which approach is also known as Bobath?

• Rood-sensorimotor

• Brunnstrom

• Neurodevelopmental Treatment

• Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

What is a prerequisite to movement according to Rood Basic Theory?

• Developmental sequences

• Motivation

• Normal muscle tone

• Repetition