Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
evenwichtsprikkel
English translation:
vestibular registration
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Lianne van de Ven
Oct 24, 2011 20:02
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evenwichtsprikkel
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Mevrouw X, ergotherapeut school Mxxx, heeft onderzoek gedaan naar zintuiglijke prikkelverwerking van Myyy (september 20011). Zij concludeert dat Myyy een onderregistratie voor evenwichtsprikkels vertoont. Zijn basisarousal is waarschijnlijk laag. Om zijn arousal op adequaat niveau te brengen zoekt hij evenwichtsprikkels extra op en is hij daardoor vaak en veel in beweging. Zijn arousal stijgt en Myyy reageert dan minder op andere prikkels uit zijn omgeving. Als Myyy van buitenaf duidelijke prikkels krijgt aangeboden zoals tastprikkels of visuele prikkels dan is de behoefte aan veel bewegen minder omdat de andere prikkels zorgen voor voldoende arousal.
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Proposed translations
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| 4 +1 | vestibular registration |
Lianne van de Ven
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| 4 | vestibular stimulus |
Josephine Isaacs (X)
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| 2 | balance stimuli |
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Oct 26, 2011 14:53: Lianne van de Ven Created KOG entry
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vestibular registration
(underactive) vestibular registration
Or: under-active vestibular system
http://spectrumcenter.net/addadhd.html
First address vestibular registration processing by: Vestibular input is the strongest of the brain stem sensations and lasts the longest in the brain chemical release. It is the fastest way to calm anyone with slow, gentle, rhythmic swinging from a single hung point. Decreases stress chemicals the fastest.
http://www.developmentaldelay.net/page.cfm/286
Overmatig reageren op evenwichtsprikkels (vestibulaire overregistratie) Deze kinderen zijn vaak bang voor hoogtes en schuine oppervlaktes. Op hen komt de situatie als gevaarlijk en angstig over. Ook worden deze kinderen snel duizelig of misselijk van draaien of autorijden. Veel spelletjes die kinderen spelen hebben te maken met evenwicht. Als het kind daar niet aan mee durft te doen kan het zich buitengesloten voelen, dit komt het zelfvertrouwen vaak niet ten goede.
http://www.sense2move.nl/bestanden/Motoriekengedrag.pdf
Or: under-active vestibular system
http://spectrumcenter.net/addadhd.html
First address vestibular registration processing by: Vestibular input is the strongest of the brain stem sensations and lasts the longest in the brain chemical release. It is the fastest way to calm anyone with slow, gentle, rhythmic swinging from a single hung point. Decreases stress chemicals the fastest.
http://www.developmentaldelay.net/page.cfm/286
Overmatig reageren op evenwichtsprikkels (vestibulaire overregistratie) Deze kinderen zijn vaak bang voor hoogtes en schuine oppervlaktes. Op hen komt de situatie als gevaarlijk en angstig over. Ook worden deze kinderen snel duizelig of misselijk van draaien of autorijden. Veel spelletjes die kinderen spelen hebben te maken met evenwicht. Als het kind daar niet aan mee durft te doen kan het zich buitengesloten voelen, dit komt het zelfvertrouwen vaak niet ten goede.
http://www.sense2move.nl/bestanden/Motoriekengedrag.pdf
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freekfluweel
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balance stimuli
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http://www.carlehearing.com/new-clinic-facilitates-rapid-evaluation-and-treatment-of-dizziness.php
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Josephine Isaacs (X)
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vestibular stimulus
and evenwichtsprikkels: vestibular stimuli.
http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/encyclopedia/en/article/48/
In the application of vestibular stimulation, the structure and position of the vestibular stimulus is significant in the efficiency of stimulation. Whether the vestibular stimulation has excitatory or inhibitory effects is determined by the form of the stimulation. Slow, rhythmic, and passive movement has inhibitory effect; rapid movement has excitatory effect. Rotational movement and linear acceleration-deceleration stimulate different receptors. Different types of sensory stimuli form by rolling, and swing back and forth.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6971048
Sensory processing disturbance in autistic children as a predictor of response to sensory integrative procedures was investigated. Ten autistic children, ages 3-1/2 to 13 years (mean, 7.4 years), were initially evaluated in regard to their hypo-, hyper-, or normal responsivity to visual, auditory, tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, olfactory, and gustatory stimuli. After evaluation, each child received therapy that provided somatosensory and vestibular stimulation and elicited adaptive responses to these stimuli.
http://cirrie.buffalo.edu/encyclopedia/en/article/48/
In the application of vestibular stimulation, the structure and position of the vestibular stimulus is significant in the efficiency of stimulation. Whether the vestibular stimulation has excitatory or inhibitory effects is determined by the form of the stimulation. Slow, rhythmic, and passive movement has inhibitory effect; rapid movement has excitatory effect. Rotational movement and linear acceleration-deceleration stimulate different receptors. Different types of sensory stimuli form by rolling, and swing back and forth.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6971048
Sensory processing disturbance in autistic children as a predictor of response to sensory integrative procedures was investigated. Ten autistic children, ages 3-1/2 to 13 years (mean, 7.4 years), were initially evaluated in regard to their hypo-, hyper-, or normal responsivity to visual, auditory, tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, olfactory, and gustatory stimuli. After evaluation, each child received therapy that provided somatosensory and vestibular stimulation and elicited adaptive responses to these stimuli.
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