Exam Preview for 3933: Intervention Techniques for the Hemiplegic U

Intervention Techniques for the Hemiplegic Upper Limb

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1. According to Kollen (2009), overall the _____ Concept is not superior to other approaches Bobath Brunnstrom PNF Rood Approach
2. In the Task Oriented Approach, the therapist chooses activities that are: Functional Tasks Contextually appropriate Are exercises exclusively Both A and B
3. Mental Practice is rehearsing task or series of tasks: Physically Visually Mentally Verbally
4. Mental Practice for the upper limb: Improves learning & performance Decreases performance Has no positive outcomes Is not effective
5. Cyclic Neuro Muscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) involves: Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES Functional Activities NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation Placing a sling on the patients arm
6. Electro Myograph Generated (EMG) Triggered NMES involves: Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES Functional Activities NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation Placing a sling on the patients arm
7. Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) is: Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES Cyclic NMES during functional movements and functional activities NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation Placing a sling on the patients arm
8. According to Ada et al, Cochrane Database Systematic Review, 2005, there is insufficient evidence that to conclude whether slings and wheelchair attachments: Prevent a shoulder subluxation Decrease shoulder pain Increase function of the upper limb All of the above
9. According to Lannin et al, 2003, there is no clinical benefit to wearing a_______ when compared to wearing no splint with a passive range of motion program for the wrist and hand Resting hand splint Shoulder sling Digit extension splint Neck brace
10. After stroke, the resting hand splint is effective for: Wrist/ digit extension Motor function ROM None of the above