Mirror Therapy - Shirley Ryan AbilityLab
Yun G., Chun M., Park J., Kim B. (2011) The synergic effect of mirror therapy and neuromuscular electrical stimulation for hand function in stroke patients. Annals of …
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Upper Body: Range of Motion Exercises for the Arms ...
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www.sralab.orgstationary foot. A taped line and/or footprints may be placed on the floor to help the child maintain a stationary foot position. In addition to a visual demonstration, a single physical prompt (assistance with placement) may be given. The child may be engaged in non-stressful conversation to maintain his/her attention span for 30 seconds.
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www.sralab.orgRating of perceived exertion: Borg scales Rating of perceived exertion (RPE) is a widely used and reliable indicator to monitor and guide exercise intensity. The scale allows individuals to subjectively rate their level of exertion during exercise or exercise testing (American College of Sports Medicine, 2010).
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www.sralab.orga clinical or research setting. ... If a client becomes excessively fatigued or apprehensive it is advisable to end the assessment. Client Comprehension of Instructions A therapist’s instruction, whether words or gestures, should be clear and concise. ... external rotation less than 60 ...
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www.sralab.orgImagine the face of a clock to help you position arms properly. Begin by holding the band in your right hand at 4 o’clock. Hold the other end of the band in your left hand at 10 o’clock. End Position Raise extended arm up with thumb pointed toward the ceiling. Keep your elbow straight. Repeat with opposite arm. End Position
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