Neurorehabilitation Quiz
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Neurorehabilitation Quiz

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What type of training should physical therapists provide to improve walking function according to the review?

  • Low-intensity cardiovascular training
  • Strength training for upper body mobility
  • Task-specific walking training at moderate to high cardiovascular intensity (correct)
  • Sitting or standing balance training to target postural stability and symmetry of weight bearing
  • What did the review suggest physical therapists should not perform in order to improve walking function?

  • Task-specific walking training at moderate intensity
  • High-intensity cardiovascular training
  • Strength training for lower body
  • Sitting or standing balance training to target postural stability and symmetry of weight bearing (correct)
  • What intensity level is recommended for task-specific walking training to improve walking function?

  • High muscular endurance intensity
  • Moderate to high cardiovascular intensity (correct)
  • Moderate muscular strength intensity
  • Low cardiovascular intensity
  • What type of training should physical therapists provide to improve walking function according to the review?

    <p>Task-specific walking training at moderate to high cardiovascular intensity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should physical therapists not perform to target postural stability and symmetry of weight bearing to improve walking function?

    <p>Sitting or standing balance training</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At what intensity level should task-specific walking training be provided to improve walking function?

    <p>Moderate to high cardiovascular intensity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Training for Physical Therapists

    • Physical therapists should provide task-specific walking training to strengthen walking function and enhance mobility.
    • Training should be tailored to individual needs, focusing on improving gait mechanics and efficiency.

    Practices to Avoid

    • Therapists should not solely rely on general aerobic exercises or non-specific strength training to improve walking function.
    • Avoid activities that do not directly address postural stability and symmetry of weight bearing.
    • Task-specific walking training should be conducted at moderate to high intensity for optimal results.
    • Aiming for a level that challenges the patient while ensuring safety and gradual progression is critical.

    Emphasis on Postural Stability

    • Focus on methods that directly target postural stability rather than generalized fitness routines.
    • Encourage symmetry in weight distribution to enhance walking quality and safety during ambulation.

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    Test your knowledge of physical therapy interventions for improving locomotor function in chronic stroke, incomplete spinal cord injury, and brain injury with this quiz. Covering the findings of randomized control trials from 1995-2016, this quiz will assess your understanding of task-specific walking training and cardiovascular intensity for enhancing walking function.

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