Tone Normalization
Tone Normalization
Tone Normalization
Tone Normalization
Tone Normalization
100
What is weight bearing over the affected side?
100
What is scapular protraction?
100
Dissociation of upper trunk and lower trunk
What is trunk rotation?
100
Done with voice, guiding, feedback
What are slow controlled movements?
100
The client is close enough to the activity to be completed
What is proper positioning?
200
What is trunk rotation?
200
Opposite of fast movements that tend to facilitate tone
What are slow controlled movements?
200
The most effective way to normalize tone
What is weight bearing over the affected side?
200
Feet being supported while sitting
What is proper positioning?
200
Placing a client in this position while seated
What is anterior pelvic tilt?
300
What is anterior pelvic tilt?
300
Seated in a soft chair decreases the likelihood of this
What is proper positioning?
300
Good to use with clients who display a flexor synergy pattern
What is scapular protraction?
300
Swallowing, alignment of the scapula and humerus, and encourages a flexor synergy pattern of UE
What are the negative effects of a posterior pelvic tilt?
300
Feet flat on the floor, scooted all the way back in chair, and arm supported on table
How to normalize tone during meal time?
400
Difficulty swallowing, malalignment of the scapula and humerus, flexor synergy patterns of UE
What are negative effects of posterior pelvic tilt?
400
Proximal to Distal
What is NDT law?
400
Dressing, grooming/hygiene, eating, home tasks, etc
What is incorporating function?
400
Most widely used treatment approach in stroke rehab
What is NDT?
400
This is discouraged when working on functional recovery
What are compensations?