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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
  1. Bobath
  2. Brunnstrom
  3. PNF
  4. Rood Approach
2.  In the Task Oriented Approach, the therapist chooses activities that are:
  1. Functional Tasks
  2. Contextually appropriate
  3. Are exercises exclusively
  4. Both A and B
3.  Mental Practice is rehearsing task or series of tasks:
  1. Physically
  2. Visually
  3. Mentally
  4. Verbally
4.  Mental Practice for the upper limb:
  1. Improves learning & performance
  2. Decreases performance
  3. Has no positive outcomes
  4. Is not effective
5.  Cyclic Neuro Muscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) involves:
  1. Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES
  2. Functional Activities
  3. NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation
  4. Placing a sling on the patients arm
6.  Electro Myograph Generated (EMG) Triggered NMES involves:
  1. Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES
  2. Functional Activities
  3. NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation
  4. Placing a sling on the patients arm
7.  Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) is:
  1. Active movement to reach established EMG threshold to activate NMES
  2. Cyclic NMES during functional movements and functional activities
  3. NMES contracting muscles on a preset schedule, does not require active participation
  4. 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:
  1. Prevent a shoulder subluxation
  2. Decrease shoulder pain
  3. Increase function of the upper limb
  4. 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
  1. Resting hand splint
  2. Shoulder sling
  3. Digit extension splint
  4. Neck brace
10.  After stroke, the resting hand splint is effective for:
  1. Wrist/ digit extension
  2. Motor function
  3. ROM
  4. None of the above

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