Lesson 8 Quiz – Tremor Mechanism in TRE

Lesson 8 Quiz – Tremor Mechanism in TRE

Test your understanding of the tremor mechanism and neurological processes in TRE.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What initiates the tremor reflex in TRE?
- Rapid breathing techniques
- Emotional release
- Gentle fatigue created through postural/isometric activation
- Strong physical exercise
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2. Question
Central Pattern Generators (CPGs) are best described as:
- Muscles that produce involuntary shaking
- Neural circuits that generate rhythmic, involuntary movement
- Emotional centers that trigger tremors
- Brain regions that control voluntary motion
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3. Question
Which characteristic is unique to TRE tremors compared to pathological tremors?
- They occur only in the hands
- They grow stronger when someone stands
- They often increase at rest and spread through the whole body
- They are constant and uncontrollable
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4. Question
The “afferent barrage” refers to:
- The brain sending commands to stop tremors
- A high volume of sensory signals sent from the body to the brain during tremoring
- Excess cortisol flooding the system
- The activation of the fight-or-flight system
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5. Question
Which two muscle receptors create the oscillation cycle seen in tremoring?
- Motor cortex and cerebellum
- Golgi tendon organs and muscle spindles
- Insula and amygdala
- Psoas and diaphragm
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6. Question
TRE tremors can be paused or stopped at any time through voluntary movement.
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- False
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7. Question
The tremors used in TRE are considered pathological in the field of neurology.
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- False
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8. Question
Tremors typically remain confined to the legs and do not spread to other areas.
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- False
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9. Question
The insular cortex interprets reduced tension during tremors as a cue of safety.
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- False
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Central Pattern Generators (CPGs) crosstalk helps explain why tremors gradually migrate upward through the body.
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- False
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