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What is a general approach to treating contraversive pusher syndrome?
What is a general approach to treating contraversive pusher syndrome?
- Using pushing movements to redirect the patient.
- Avoiding any tactile feedback.
- Encouraging the patient to actively move toward the paretic side.
- Implementing environmental cues and visual feedback. (correct)
Why is it important to remove the pushing extremity in contraversive pusher syndrome?
Why is it important to remove the pushing extremity in contraversive pusher syndrome?
- Because using the extremity can worsen the condition. (correct)
- To facilitate weight shifting towards the paretic side.
- To encourage more pushing movements.
- To decrease cortical excitability.
How does alignment in midline play a crucial role in rehab interventions for contraversive pusher syndrome?
How does alignment in midline play a crucial role in rehab interventions for contraversive pusher syndrome?
- By promoting forces use towards the paretic side.
- It aids in maintaining visual alignment and weight shifting. (correct)
- By encouraging weight shifts towards the paretic side.
- It helps prevent the patient from moving actively.
What is a significant difference between treating patients with and without contraversive pusher syndrome?
What is a significant difference between treating patients with and without contraversive pusher syndrome?
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Why is it recommended to use tactile feedback for patients with contraversive pusher syndrome?
Why is it recommended to use tactile feedback for patients with contraversive pusher syndrome?
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What is the primary goal when treating contraversive pusher syndrome?
What is the primary goal when treating contraversive pusher syndrome?
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