Rotarod prestationstest
Sjukdomsmodeller, djur
Psykomotorisk funktion
"Psykomotorisk funktion" refererer til den sammenhæng og koordination mellem psykiske processer (som tanker, følelser, perception) og motoriske handlinger (som bevægelser, reflekser). Den psykomotoriske funktion omfatter evnen til at modtage information fra sin omverden, bearbejde denne information og svare igen med en relevant fysisk respons. Dette er vigtigt for adfærdsmønstre som opmærksomhed, hukommelse, læring, planlægning, koordination og kontrol af bevægelser.
Back Muscles
The back muscles, also known as the posterior muscle group, consist of various muscles that are responsible for supporting and moving the spine, shoulders, and upper limbs. These muscles can be categorized into three layers: superficial, intermediate, and deep. The superficial layer includes the trapezius and latissimus dorsi muscles, which are involved in movements of the shoulder blades and arms. The intermediate layer consists of the rhomboid major and minor, as well as the levator scapulae muscles, which help to rotate and retract the shoulder blades. The deep layer includes the erector spinae group, which is responsible for extending and laterally flexing the spine, and the multifidus muscles, which provide stability and support to the individual vertebrae of the spine. Overall, the back muscles play a crucial role in maintaining posture, providing mobility, and protecting the spine from injury.
Arbetsprestation
I en enkel medicinsk definition kan 'arbetsprestation' (work performance) syfta på en individs förmåga att utöva sin yrkesroll effektivt och effektivt, inklusive kognitiva, fysiska och emotionella aspekter. Detta täcker ofta ett brett spektrum av färdigheter som innefattar kunskaper, minneskapacitet, motoriska förmågor, kommunikationsförmåga, sociala kompetenser och psykologisk hälsa. Arbetsprestation kan påverkas av många faktorer, till exempel medicinska tillstånd, behandlingar, stress, arbetsmiljö och personliga omständigheter.
Neuropsykologiska tester
"Neuropsychological tests are a type of psychological assessment that measures various aspects of cognition, such as memory, attention, language, perception, and executive functions, with the aim to evaluate brain-behavior relationships, identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and assist in diagnosing and monitoring neurological or psychiatric conditions."