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This document provides a summary of rehabilitation management interventions for Multiple Sclerosis (MS). It covers various strategies for different stages of the condition, focusing on preventative, restorative, and compensatory interventions to improve quality of life and address symptoms.

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2.5 Rehabilitation Management - MS Intervention Types Preventative minimizing complications delaying exacerbation (good prognosis of baseline (later, severe stages) AD after exacerbation) - All to help w/ ADL neural plasticity recovery of mvmt task modification - secondary prevention - ex: nutrition...

2.5 Rehabilitation Management - MS Intervention Types Preventative minimizing complications delaying exacerbation (good prognosis of baseline (later, severe stages) AD after exacerbation) - All to help w/ ADL neural plasticity recovery of mvmt task modification - secondary prevention - ex: nutritionist Maintenance Restorative Compensatory caregiver) decrease disability education (pt/ assistive services not covered by insurance - tertiary prevention Early Stage Interventions/Impairments Relapsing Remitting - will not show limitations can affect instrumental ADLs, like social aspects compensatory strategies Preventative/Restorative Intervention CV exercise stretching strengthening education on energy conservation - know when overdoing things environmental modification middle stages compensatory strategies Preventative/Restorative mod independence bc mobility using AD consultations psychological support energy conservation activities - modify their sport late stages compensatory (improves QOL of pt/caregiver) Prevention WC cushion improve posture education on bed mob positioning to avoid contractures/atrophy pressure relieving AFOs/PRAFOs - decreases integumentary compromise lifting techniques Intervention for sensation Compensatory Restorative proprioceptive loading through jts weights w. resistance to improve body awareness vision - contrast/lighting to prevent falls in environment home environment - rugs moved sensory brushing/pharmacological - bright colored tape - heightened sensitivity at soles of feet eyepatch - diplopia & I I - do skin checks bc can lead to compounding integumentary dysfxn - 1 I , - - interventions for pain pain directly from MS Lhermitte’s sign - PT can’t directly impact - pharmacological agents/acupuncture/meditation pain due to MS symptoms use soft cervical collar for systemic body pain - pts will feel shocking pain if flex neck - ex: tight muscles/malaligned jts - postural reeducation - use swiss ball - stretching - improve flex, jt pain - aquatic therapy - calming - TENS pain following medication pain independent of MS - important to time therapy - referral interventions for exercise * exercise does not increase symptoms for people with MS usually* schedule & dosage important - avoid overheating or exacerbation current relapsing episode - no exercise until remission vitals - RPE, HR, BP stop when reach peak HR, dizziness, lightheadedness, or significant increase/decrease BP maintain diary to see sleep, how costly ADLs are distributed practice best, 3-5x a week alt days w. 60-85% HR peak per session recumbent bike water aerobics treadmills VR/gaming Interventions for strength progressive resistance bands weight training circuit training WEIGHTED VEST: activity based training closed chain exercises interventions for bowel and bladder control voiding times for improved QOL pelvic floor exercises interventions for flexibility - hold in end range for 30-60 seconds daily splinting spasticity Coordination & Balance: see ataxia/postural instability WB activities for trunk stab - reduces unintended mvmts manual over pressure - good for spasticity - Estim for strengthening of pelvic floor HEP PNF for coordination/stab - chop/lift/isotonic/reversal of antagonist/rhythmic stab - dont stretch too much bc can make worse - weather can make worse: heat packs help - proprioceptive feedback: WB dont do patterns emphasizing mvmts and not stability, can make it worse Interventions for gait: decreased balance, coordination, strength fxnal gait in all directions gait overground w/ assistance if can more assistanceL bodyweight supported treadmill Orthotics/AD compensatory avoid bracing until really need to encourage muscles to do work - AFOs: help w/ DF in swing phase, decreased genu recurvatum during stance, decrease PF spasticity later use power chair for energy conservation & participation in society summary combination of interventions preventative restorative compensatory maintenance interventions specific to symptoms and activity goal

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