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CURRENTLY TESTING SOLUTIONS OF CLINICAL NUEROSCIENCE
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hat is the Romberg test?

Tests the client's coordination, client stands with feet together and arms at sides eyes open and then
closed. Client should be able to maintain the position for 20 secs with minimal or no swaying

tests 3 sensory systems --> vision, vestibular, proprioception

what is gait?

observe walking toward and away

note stance, posture, stability, how high feet raise off the floor, trajectory of leg swing and if there is
circumduction, leg stiffness, degree of knee bending, arm swing, tendency to fall or sway, rate and
speed, difficulty initiating or stopping gait, and involuntary movements

test tandem gait, test forced gait

how can you conduct a sensory exam?

1. primary sensation, asymmetry, and sensory level
2. cortical sensation, including extinction

primary sensation, asymmetry, sensory level

test light touch, pain sensation, temperature, vibration, joint position sense, and two-point
discrimination

cortical sensation, including extinction

test graphesthesia by identifying letters on hand

test stereognosis by closing etes and identifying objects

,test tactile extinction

what are the 5 stages of neural development?

1. Neurulation
2. Cell proliferation
3. Migration/ aggregation
4. Formation of axonal and dendritic processes aka Cell Differentiation
5. Synaptogenesis

what happens on day 14 of neurulation?

the formation of gastrula -- ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

what happens on day 21 of neurulation?

notochord forms -- mesodomal structure

what happens on day 28 of neurulation?

formation of neural crest and tube from ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm

what does the neural tube become?

CNS

what does the neural crest become?

PNS

What causes spina bifida?

Failure of the posterior neuropore to close

what causes anencephaly?

Failure of the anterior neuropore to close

where does cell proliferation take place?

within the neural tube

during cell proliferation, what does the ependymal (germinal) layer turn into?

lining of ventricles

during cell proliferation, what does the intermediate (mantle) later turn into?

gray matter

during cell proliferation, what does the marginal layer turn into?

white matter

, what happens during migration?

cells are within definitive locations

what pathologies can happen during migration?

dyslexia, lissencephaly (smooth brain)

what is the sequence during migration?

radial migration --> vertical tangential migration --> horizontal/transverse

what happens during cell differentiation?

formation of axonal and dendritic processes

development of cranial nerves

what happens during synaptogenesis?

formation of synapses -- connections between nerve cells to nerve cells or muscle cells

basis for neural plasticity

what does the CNS arise from?

ectodermal cells

what do the ectodermal cells form?

neural tube

which term is synonymous with horizontal plane?

axial -- transverse

what are nerve cells called?

neurons

what does the cell body of a neuron contain?

nucleus

most mammalian neurons are ______

multipolar

communication between neurons occurs at _______

synapse

presynaptic terminals of chemical synapses are located in the _______

axon

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