OCCTH 585 - Lab Notes Exam Questions and Answers
Proper positioning reduces the risk of? - Answer- contractures
- edema
- aspiration
- pressure injuries
- pain
- shoulder subluxation
/.With a stroke, what area of the body always need to be supported? - Answershoulder
/.Stage 1: Chedoke - AnswerFlaccid paralysis, no movement
/.Stage 2: Chedoke - Answerspasticity begins, able to facilitate or minimal movement
/.Stage 3: Chedoke - Answerspasticity is marked, movement with synergy patterns
/.What is the recovery progression from lower functioning arm to higher functioning
arm? - Answerindividual uses the affected upper limb for stabilization --> individual uses
the affected upper limb for *stabilization and manipulation*
/.Chedoke Stage 4 - Answerspasticity decreases, some synergies can be reversed, can
do more complex movements
/.Chedoke Stage 5 - AnswerSpasticity is decreased, spasticity is only present with rapid
movements or at extreme end ranges
/.Chedoke Stage 6 - AnswerCoordination and patterns of movement are near normal
/.Chedoke Stage 7 - AnswerNormal movement
/.Hand Skills for Chedoke - Answer- in hand manipulation
- different grips
- isolated finger movements
/.Moving coins in hands, and taking one coin out is an example of what hand skill -
Answerin hand manipulation
/.Coordination - Informal Testing - Answer- finger to nose test
- finger opposition test
- rapid pronation and supination
/.Coordination - Formal Testing - Answer- box and blocks test
- purdue peg board
Proper positioning reduces the risk of? - Answer- contractures
- edema
- aspiration
- pressure injuries
- pain
- shoulder subluxation
/.With a stroke, what area of the body always need to be supported? - Answershoulder
/.Stage 1: Chedoke - AnswerFlaccid paralysis, no movement
/.Stage 2: Chedoke - Answerspasticity begins, able to facilitate or minimal movement
/.Stage 3: Chedoke - Answerspasticity is marked, movement with synergy patterns
/.What is the recovery progression from lower functioning arm to higher functioning
arm? - Answerindividual uses the affected upper limb for stabilization --> individual uses
the affected upper limb for *stabilization and manipulation*
/.Chedoke Stage 4 - Answerspasticity decreases, some synergies can be reversed, can
do more complex movements
/.Chedoke Stage 5 - AnswerSpasticity is decreased, spasticity is only present with rapid
movements or at extreme end ranges
/.Chedoke Stage 6 - AnswerCoordination and patterns of movement are near normal
/.Chedoke Stage 7 - AnswerNormal movement
/.Hand Skills for Chedoke - Answer- in hand manipulation
- different grips
- isolated finger movements
/.Moving coins in hands, and taking one coin out is an example of what hand skill -
Answerin hand manipulation
/.Coordination - Informal Testing - Answer- finger to nose test
- finger opposition test
- rapid pronation and supination
/.Coordination - Formal Testing - Answer- box and blocks test
- purdue peg board
