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UE considerations
bilateral use
safety and joint health
ROM
If a pt is subluxed or flaccid what range of motion should we avoid
>90 degrees flex
What can be used to help protect the UE
resting night splints
resting surfaces on wheel chairs
Why is it important to incorporate the involved side as much as possible
to prevent learned “non-use”
How do we prevent non-use in LEs
transfer both ways
challenge involved limb just as much OR more than intact limb
How do we prevent non-use in UEs
weight bearing
bimanual tasks
What are some interventions for neglect
encourage movement and attention to the neglected side
set up environment appropriately
monitor head position and encourage neutral
use mirror
pt engagement
cueing from therapist
What are some points for family education and involve them in therapy
positioning
orientation
stretching programs
hands on practice with caregiver(s)
Main intervention for spasticity
prioritize early mobilization and daily stretching HEP
What are some considerations for early mobilization
positioned in lengthened position if able
weightbearing
medications
What are some other methods that may help with spasticity
slow, rhythmical movements
cold
FES
massage
interventions for apraxia
part to whole practice
interventions for sensory impairments
move
change positions
practice
safety/protection
What are the general guidelines for stroke rehab