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Name the big 4 of UMN disorders
CVA, MS, SCI, TBI
Name the big 4 of LMN disorders
GBS, peripheral neuropathy, radiculopathy, poliovirus
Tone: UMN vs LMN
UMN: Hypertonic: velocity dependent (spastic)
LMN: Hyptonic, flaccid, nor velocity dependent
Reflexes: UMN vs LMN
UMN: Hyperreflexia; clonus (rhythmic motion occurs following maintained stretch). + babinski
LMN: hypoflexia, diminished DTR
Involuntary movement: UMN vs LMN
UMN: Muscle spasms or spasticity.
LMN: fasciculations
Muscle Bulk: UMN vs LMN
UMN: disuse atrophy that develops in weeks to months. Widespread atrophy to antigravity muscles
LMN: Neurogenic atrophy (rapid occurrence, 2-3weeks). Focal atrophy