Lecture 8: Indigenous Neurology

Question 1

All patients admitted to acute care should have an initial screening and assessment by rehabilitation professionals within ____ hours?

Answer 1

48

Question 2

What are the 3 elements of transition planning according to the “Module 3- Delivery of Inpatient Rehabilitation?

Answer 2

caregiver educaction,

a home visit,

assessment of safety

Question 3

Name 2 treatment modalities that have level A evidence for management of upper extremity post stroke?

Answer 3

mirror therapy and virtual reality

Question 4

Who should be educated to correctly protect, position and handle arms affected by stroke to prevent shoulder pain and CRPS?

Answer 4

patient, family, staff

Question 5

what are the 4 benefits of Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations

Answer 5

• Consistency
• Easy to access best practice
  information
• Accreditation- accountability for performance and outcomes
• Continually reviewed and updated

Question 6

what are the 4 limitations to CSBPR

Answer 6

Impairment and biomedical driven - > body structures as source of impairment

‘Expert driven’

focuses on impairment reduction instead of occupational participation (quality of life)

limited validated assessments in cross-cultural populations

Question 7

what is the Jordan’s principle?

Answer 7

Jordan’s Principle seeks to ensure that First Nations children can access all public services when they need them, and that those services be culturally based and take into full account the historical disadvantages many First Nations children face

Question 8

What are 3 ways we can promote anti- oppressive practice with Indigenous Peoples?

Answer 8

Understand power relations

Intersectionality

What knowledge is legitimized and reproduced?