KIN 3513 : Test 2
15 Mar 2019
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Movement accuracy: you are less accurate if you cannot feel. Proprioception: the sensory system"s detection and reception of movement and spatial position of limbs, trunk, and head. To answer this question, researchers have investigated the following question: Afferent neural pathways associated with movements of interest have been surgically removed or altered. Large myelinated fibers of the limb are lost, leading to a loss of. Nerve block technique inflate blood-pressure cuff to create temporary disuse of sensory nerves sensory information. High speed vibration of the tendon of the agonist muscle. Spatial and temporal accuracy for movement in progress. Spatial-temporal coupling between limbs and limb segments. Adapting to new situations requiring non-preferred movement coordination patterns. Sensory information is essential for all theories of motor control and learning. Focus in this book is on three types: In many tasks vision is the preferred source of sensory information.
