Brunnstrom Lab

Question 1

LE techniques

Answer 1

hip flexion

ramiste’s phenomenon

hamstring activity

hip extension

ankle DF

eversion

Question 2

hip flexion

Answer 2

isometric

resist opposite LE flexion

marie foix reflex

Question 3

isometric

Answer 3

on the unaffected side

Question 4

resist opposite LE extension

Answer 4

on the unaffected side

Question 5

marie foix reflex

Answer 5

stages 1-3

affected side

foot into inversion and PF

Question 6

reaction of marie foix

Answer 6

DF at the ankle

flexion at the hip

Question 7

ramiste’s phenomenon

Answer 7

coronal plane

resist on unaffected side

Question 8

when the knee is extended –> ramiste’s phenomenon

Answer 8

stages 1-3

ABD and ADD

Question 9

when the knee is bent –> ramiste’s phenomenon

Answer 9

stage 4

ABD and ADD

Question 10

hamstring activity

Answer 10

on the affected side

knee to chest

heel slide

Question 11

knee to chest –> hamstring activity

Answer 11

needs more control and stability

Question 12

heel slide –> hamstring activity

Answer 12

mixing and matching synergies (flexion and extension)

stage 4 and beyond

getting pt ready for everyday activity

Question 13

hip extension

Answer 13

resist opposite LE flexion

bridging

knee flexion over the side of the mat

Question 14

resist opposite LE flexion –> hip extension

Answer 14

resist above the ankle and above the knee

stages 1-3

Question 15

bridging –> hip extension

Answer 15

stability, mixing and matching synergies

stages 4 and beyond

Question 16

knee flexion over the side of the mat –> hip extension

Answer 16

flexing knee of the unaffected side to promote extension of the affected side

stages 1-3

Question 17

ankle DF

Answer 17

affected side

resist hip flexion

work in knee flexed position

pawing

Question 18

resist hip flexion –> ankle DF

Answer 18

stage 4 and beyond

affected side

Question 19

work in knee flexed position –> ankle DF

Answer 19

stage 4 and after

affected side

bridge

Question 20

pawing –> ankle DF

Answer 20

stage 4 and beyond

mix and match synergies in short sitting

DF and flexion, PF and extension (like pedaling on a bike)

Question 21

Eversion

Answer 21

DF w/ emphasis on eversion

one foot bridging

Question 22

DF w/ emphasis on eversion –> eversion

Answer 22

on affected side

Question 23

UE techniques

Answer 23

trunk motions w/ arms cradled

rowing

Question 24

what is cradling

Answer 24

good arm supporting weak arm

under the elbow

Question 25

trunk motions w/ arms cradled is done w/

Answer 25

feet supported to keep spine in neutral

Question 26

where do we grab for trunk motions w/ arms cradled

Answer 26

inferior angle of the scap

Question 27

movements of trunk motions

Answer 27

forward flexion

oblique flexion

rotation w/ head in neutral

rotation w/ alternate head rotation

lateral flexion

Question 28

forward flexion –> trunk movements

Answer 28

guiding forward

Question 29

oblique flexion –> trunk movements

Answer 29

forward to the R or L

will be more comfortable towards the good side

start w/ good side

Question 30

rotation w/ head in neutral –> trunk movements

Answer 30

head doesnt move

Question 31

rotation w/ alternate head rotation –> trunk movements

Answer 31

head and trunk rotate opposite

Question 32

lateral flexion –> trunk movements

Answer 32

coming more from the hips

prepare for a scoot

Question 33

rowing

Answer 33

hand shake grasp

thumb hold grip

Question 34

hand shake grasp –> rowing

Answer 34

“weaker arm” on top

cross arms

Question 35

how do we start rowing

Answer 35

w/ flexion

once they get it

move to extension

Question 36

thumb hold grip

Answer 36

hold w/ V

use if they have palmar grasp

same procedure