Across
- 3. components include the primary senses and the cortical senses
- 5. represents reception of complete information in the environment in all areas of vision
- 6. stimulation techniques such as light-moving touch, fast brushing, and icing applied to the skin to elicit a motor response
- 7. the belief that application of sensory stimulation to elicit specific motor responses in specific sequence of positions to normalize ontogenic motor development
- 8. the belief that the use of mass movement patterns that resemble normal movement during functional activities along with the use of manual contacts, verbal commands, and visual cues
- 9. the belief on the concept that a damaged CNS has undergone an evolution in reverse and regressed to former patterns of movement and uses reflexes to regain normal movement
- 10. the belief that the use of bilateral limb use along with the alignment of symmetry of the trunk and pelvis are necessary for normal function
Down
- 1. techniques used to increase abnormally low tone
- 2. visual information is integrated with information from other senses and interpreted by the brain
- 4. the brain creates and retains a mental image of the observed object in the mind's eye and store the visual image