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Tag Archives: Muscle tone
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Effects of stroke which may make balancing and regaining mobility difficult.
Here are some of the effects of stroke which may make balancing and regaining mobility difficult. Muscular Physiological Psychological Loss of muscle control – muscles are required to move the body around and keep balance. Weak muscles – muscles need … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: Anxiety | Balance | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Motivation | Muscle tone | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Tagged: Anxiety | Balance | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Motivation | Muscle tone | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Video tips for washing one handed
Found in Topic: Daily living activities
Tagged: Coordination | Dressing | Muscle tone | Perceptual problems | Spasticity | Washing
Tagged: Coordination | Dressing | Muscle tone | Perceptual problems | Spasticity | Washing
Walking
Walking is a coordinated movement that propels the body forward. It requires good balance and the ability to move one leg in front of the other. Walking as an activity can be graded from a few steps up to walking … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: AFO Ankle foot orthosis | Balance | Coordination | Functional Electrical Stimulation | Muscle tone | Orthotic Devices | Walking | Walking aids
Tagged: AFO Ankle foot orthosis | Balance | Coordination | Functional Electrical Stimulation | Muscle tone | Orthotic Devices | Walking | Walking aids
Care of the affected arm
After a stroke it is important to prevent damage to the affected arm. The arm can look weak/heavy (low tone or flaccid) or be stiff (high tone or spastic). Following stroke the normal balance of tension in the muscles known … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: Flaccid | Muscle tone | Physiotherapist | Spastic muscle | Splinting | Subluxation
Tagged: Flaccid | Muscle tone | Physiotherapist | Spastic muscle | Splinting | Subluxation