SIMUCASE DON INTERVENTION SLP
TRANSCRIPT QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Primary Clinical Focus.
Answer: Movement quality, alignment, and motor control rather
than isolated strength deficits
◉ Step 1 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Explain the impairment in simple, patient-centered
language comparing faulty vs optimal movement
◉ Step 2 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Observe the patient's preferred (habitual) movement
strategy
◉ Step 3 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Guide movement with simple, consistent cues (one at a
time)
◉ Step 4 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Use intrinsic feedback by asking the patient how the new
movement feels
, ◉ Verbal Cues.
Answer: Simple, specific instructions targeting one joint or motion
without overwhelming the patient
◉ Manual Cues.
Answer: Hands-on guidance providing tactile input to facilitate
correct movement or joint mechanics
◉ Assessing Response to Cueing.
Answer: Evaluate changes in movement pattern, ROM, and
symptoms after cueing
◉ Common Scapular Fault in Shoulder Flexion.
Answer: Internal rotation, anterior tilt, and downward rotation
◉ Axioscapular Muscles.
Answer: Muscles that control scapular motion (e.g., trapezius,
serratus anterior)
◉ Scapulohumeral Muscles.
Answer: Muscles that primarily move the humerus (e.g., deltoid)
TRANSCRIPT QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Primary Clinical Focus.
Answer: Movement quality, alignment, and motor control rather
than isolated strength deficits
◉ Step 1 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Explain the impairment in simple, patient-centered
language comparing faulty vs optimal movement
◉ Step 2 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Observe the patient's preferred (habitual) movement
strategy
◉ Step 3 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Guide movement with simple, consistent cues (one at a
time)
◉ Step 4 in Movement Retraining.
Answer: Use intrinsic feedback by asking the patient how the new
movement feels
, ◉ Verbal Cues.
Answer: Simple, specific instructions targeting one joint or motion
without overwhelming the patient
◉ Manual Cues.
Answer: Hands-on guidance providing tactile input to facilitate
correct movement or joint mechanics
◉ Assessing Response to Cueing.
Answer: Evaluate changes in movement pattern, ROM, and
symptoms after cueing
◉ Common Scapular Fault in Shoulder Flexion.
Answer: Internal rotation, anterior tilt, and downward rotation
◉ Axioscapular Muscles.
Answer: Muscles that control scapular motion (e.g., trapezius,
serratus anterior)
◉ Scapulohumeral Muscles.
Answer: Muscles that primarily move the humerus (e.g., deltoid)
