Introduction to Spasticity
13 May 2020
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Question 1 of 10
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“Spasticity is a symptom that occurs following damage to the central nervous system”
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Why does spasticity occur? Click the correct answer
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“Spasticity is always harmful and should always be treated”
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Match the following types of spasticity with their definitions:
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- affecting an isolated body part such as an elbow or a foot
- affecting a whole limb such as an arm or a leg
- affecting the whole body
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Focal Spasticity
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Multi-focal Spasticity
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Generalised Spasticity
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Question 5 of 10
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Match the following features of spasticity with their definitions:
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- An increase in stiffness of an affected body part due to a whole range of issues e.g. effortful movement or pain.
- Involuntary, rhythmical contractions – often seen around the ankle and elbow.
- Stretch reflexes protect our muscles from injury. In spasticity these become exaggerated and therefore muscles become tighter with even the smallest stretch.
- Increased tone that is present at rest and NOT velocity dependent like pure spasticity.
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Associated reactions
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Clonus
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Hyperactive stretch reflex
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Dystonia
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Which of the following are common triggers of spasticity?
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Which of the following should be considered as first-line interventions in spasticity management?
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Which of the following should be considered as second-line interventions in spasticity management?
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Which of the following should be considered as third-line interventions in spasticity management?
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Question 10 of 10
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“If left unmanaged spasticity can result in numerous secondary complications”
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