Neuroplasticity Training for Spinal Cord Injuries

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What is the recommended velocity for wheelchair training to aim for in order to improve community function?

1.06 meters per second

What is the recommended contact angle during wheelchair propulsion?

85 to 100 degrees

What percentage prevalence of shoulder pain is associated with shoulder pain and sci pain due to chronic shoulder impingement/Rotator Cuff (RC) tears?

30-70%

Which of the following factors is NOT weakly linked to shoulder pain after spinal cord injury (SCI)?

Improper wheelchair setup

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for shoulder pain after SCI?

Frequent manual wheelchair use

What is a key aspect to consider when providing activity-based therapy for individuals with SCI?

High energy consumption

Why is wheelchair mobility emphasized in the rehabilitation of individuals with SCI?

It reduces shoulder pain.

Which level of SCI patients are likely to require assistance from trunk musculature for independent home ambulation?

T10-L2

What is a common consequence of developing shoulder pain for individuals with higher-level SCI?

Limitation in activities of daily living

In the context of SCI rehabilitation, what does the term 'neuroplasticity' refer to?

Trunk control and coordination

Why does general rehabilitation for individuals with SCI progress to high-intensity individualized activity-based therapy?

To achieve optimal recovery outcomes

What is the primary focus of the research by Sawatsky in 2015 related to shoulder pain in individuals with spinal cord injuries?

Education for patients and caregivers on risk of upper extremity pain and injury

In the study by Mulroy in 2011, what type of training was provided to the group with shoulder pain due to paraplegia?

Strength training focusing on shoulder flexors in the scapular plane

What is the significance of resting the shoulder or hand in individuals with spinal cord injuries according to the text?

It is more likely and beneficial for those without spinal cord injuries

What is a common secondary condition that patients with spinal cord injuries need to address to optimize function and participation?

Heterotopic ossification

What is the primary concern regarding heterotopic ossification in individuals with spinal cord injuries?

Decreased joint range of motion

Based on the text, what was the main focus of the Stomps study in relation to shoulder pain in individuals with paraplegia?

Optimizing transfers and wheelchair propulsion

What is a common intervention to address neurogenic bladder in spinal cord injury patients?

Functional mobility training

Why is neurogenic bladder control important for spinal cord injury patients?

To prevent urinary dysfunction

What is the purpose of clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) in spinal cord injury patients?

To manage urinary output

How does hydrophilic coated catheters contribute to the management of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in SCI patients?

By minimizing infection rates

Which factor impacts the length of hospitalization for spinal cord injury patients?

Functional recovery

What is the main benefit of using trial voiding with bladder scans in spinal cord injury patients?

To evaluate bladder function

What is the recommended seat width for a wheelchair compared to the person's width?

2 inches wider than the person's width

Why is it important for the seat depth of a wheelchair to be 2 inches shorter than a specific distance?

To avoid compression on blood flow and nerves

In Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES), what does UMN/Mixed Presentation likely indicate?

Intact peripheral nerve

Which of the following can be used as external triggers in FES for lower extremities?

Heel Switches

What muscle is typically targeted with FES due to its role in forwarding advancement during gait?

Tibialis Anterior

Why is it recommended to have a symmetric bipolar waveform for activating Gluteus Maximus with FES?

Due to the large muscle belly of the Gluteus Maximus

Learn about the importance of repetitive and task-specific training in neuroplasticity for spinal cord injuries. Explore technologies like platform walkers and body weight support treadmill training. Understand the significance of trunk control and hip flexion in achieving independent home ambulation.

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