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Tag Archives: Physiotherapist
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Care of the affected arm video
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: Care of the affected arm | Flaccid | Increased tone | Low tone | Physiotherapist | Spasticity
Tagged: Care of the affected arm | Flaccid | Increased tone | Low tone | Physiotherapist | Spasticity
Equipment Needs assessment
If the person is still in hospital any equipment they need should be assessed for and referral made by the hospital. Usually the Occupational Therapist for daily living equipment, Physiotherapist for walking aids or Nursing staff for medical equipment or … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Equipment
Tagged: Adaptations | Care Needs Assessment | District/Community nurse | Equipment | Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist
Tagged: Adaptations | Care Needs Assessment | District/Community nurse | Equipment | Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist
How to assist the person in and out of a car safely
If the person is still in hospital, ask the Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist or Stroke Nurse for individual advice on the safest method they recommend. If the person is at home you can ask for a Community Physiotherapy referral.
Found in Topic: Daily living activities
Tagged: Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Wheelchair
Tagged: Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Wheelchair
Disabled Living Centres
There are 5 Disabled Living Centres around Scotland in Dundee, Edinburgh, Elgin, Grangemouth, and Paisley. You can make an appointment to go and try a wide variety and selection of options such as chairs, beds, stair lifts, commodes, bathing equipment … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Equipment
Tagged: Disabled Living Center | Equipment | Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Practice nurse
Tagged: Disabled Living Center | Equipment | Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Practice nurse
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
Practical advice for dyspraxia – tasks
Tips during tasks Be patient try to let the person work the problem out first, then if they still have difficulty give a prompt or reminder. Work on just one task at a time. Try to do this when the … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Perceptual Problems
Tagged: Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Speech and language Therapist | dyspraxia
Tagged: Occupational Therapist | Physiotherapist | Speech and language Therapist | dyspraxia