What tests can be used to Ax Sensation?
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Sensation Body Diagram
Nottingham Sensory Assessment (stroke)
What are some prevention techniques for a CVA?
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Anticoagulation therapy (aspirin)
Lipid lowering agent
Lifestyle changes
, Exercise
If a patient has a T1-9 SCI, how would they present?
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Have intact UE function
Use w/c to move around
If above T6 have compromised respiratory function
Can have spasticity in trunk
Can use standing frame
Could have varying trunk control depending on level
May use orthoses with assistive devices for short distances
What is the general purpose of the Cerebrocerebellum (lateral hemisphere),
intermediate hemisphere/spinocerebellum, and vestibulocerebellum?
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Cerebrocerebellum - motor planning
Spinocerebelllum - motor execution
Vestibulocerebellum - balance/eye movement
,How can PT's treat Spina Bifida?
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ROM, strength functional msk
teach t/f
equipment (orthotics, early mob, standing, ambulation)
encourage awareness of sensory deficits (protect feet, legs, check sores)
What Somatosensation Tests can be used?
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, Light touch
Sharp/dull
Thermal
Vibratory Sense
Joint Position Sense (Kinesthesia awareness)
Proprioceptive Awareness
Two Point Discrimination
Stereognosis
Graphesthesia
Double Simulation
How can PT's help treat Cerebral Palsy?
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Sensation Body Diagram
Nottingham Sensory Assessment (stroke)
What are some prevention techniques for a CVA?
Give this one a try later!
Anticoagulation therapy (aspirin)
Lipid lowering agent
Lifestyle changes
, Exercise
If a patient has a T1-9 SCI, how would they present?
Give this one a try later!
Have intact UE function
Use w/c to move around
If above T6 have compromised respiratory function
Can have spasticity in trunk
Can use standing frame
Could have varying trunk control depending on level
May use orthoses with assistive devices for short distances
What is the general purpose of the Cerebrocerebellum (lateral hemisphere),
intermediate hemisphere/spinocerebellum, and vestibulocerebellum?
Give this one a try later!
Cerebrocerebellum - motor planning
Spinocerebelllum - motor execution
Vestibulocerebellum - balance/eye movement
,How can PT's treat Spina Bifida?
Give this one a try later!
ROM, strength functional msk
teach t/f
equipment (orthotics, early mob, standing, ambulation)
encourage awareness of sensory deficits (protect feet, legs, check sores)
What Somatosensation Tests can be used?
Give this one a try later!
, Light touch
Sharp/dull
Thermal
Vibratory Sense
Joint Position Sense (Kinesthesia awareness)
Proprioceptive Awareness
Two Point Discrimination
Stereognosis
Graphesthesia
Double Simulation
How can PT's help treat Cerebral Palsy?
Give this one a try later!
