Quick Reference Neuroscience for Rehabilitation Professionals by Sharon A. Gutman

Author:Sharon A. Gutman [A. GUTMAN, SHARON]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781630911539
Publisher: Slack Incorporated

Ideomotor Planning I

Ideomotor planning I is the ability to access the appropriate motor plan. For example, the ability to sort through all stored motor plans and identify the specific one for shirt donning involves ideomotor planning I.

Such motor plans are commonly stored in the premotor area.12

Ideomotor Planning II

Ideomotor planning II is the ability to execute the appropriate motor plan, or put it into action. For example, after identifying the appropriate motor plan for donning a shirt, the patient must put that plan into action.

Implementing motor plans commonly involves M1.12

Pathology can occur in any of these 3 stages of motor planning.

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