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Postural Control
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Involves controlling the body's position in space for purpose of orientation and stability
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Postural Orientation
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Ability to maintain appropriate relationship between body segments and between the body and environment to perform a task
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Postural Stability
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Ability to control COM in relationship to the base of support in a given sensory environment
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Musculoskeletal components for systems for postural control
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ROMSpinal FlexibilityMuscle propertiesbiomechanical relationships
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Neural components of systems for postural control
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Neuromuscular synergies sensory/perceptual processeshigher level processes
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Normal Postural Control
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Quiet stanceAdaptive or reactive control-response to perturbation or disturbance of balanceanticipatory control
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Motor Control of Quiet Stance
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-Alignment-Muscle tone-Postural tone
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Motor Control of perturbed stance
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-muscle synergies-anteroposterior stability-mediolateral stability -multidirectional stability
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