LNI MOBILITY

Question 1

C1-C4

Answer 1

Head Movements
Shoulder elevation
WC moved by caregiver or powered with special commands

Question 2

C5

Answer 2

Head movement
Shoulder elevation
Shoulder abduction
Shoulder external rotation
Elbow flexion
Forearm supination
Breathing and speech
WC moved by caregiver or powered with special commands, manual possible

Question 3

C6

Answer 3

Head movement
Shoulder elevation
Shoulder abduction
Shoulder external rotation
Shoulder flexion
Elbow flexion
Forearm supination
Forearm pronation
Wrist flexion
Tendonesis grasp
Breathing and speech (diaphragm)
Powered WC with special commands, manual with adaptations
Move in and out of bed and toilet with special equipment
Drive adapted car

Question 4

C7

Answer 4

Head movement
Shoulder full ROM
Elbow flexion
Elbow extension
Forearm supination
Forearm pronation
Wrist flexion
Fingers’ flexion
Fingers’ extension
Tendonesis grasp
Breathing and speech (diaphragm)
Independent for transfers apart from floor to chair
Powered/Manual WC
Bed mobility
Driving an adapted car

Question 5

T1-T4

Answer 5

Functional independence in self-care and house keeping
Head control
UL
Breathing
Upper part of accessory respiratory muscles
All transfers (may still need help from floor to chair)
Drive adapted car
Manual WC (goal)
Standing between bars or in a frame

Question 6

T5-T9

Answer 6

Head control
UL
Upper back
Upper abdominals
Accessory respiratory muscles (upper part)
Transfer from bed to chair and back
Drive adapted car
Orthostasis with orthosis (depending on trunk control but high energy cost)
Gait using pendulum gait

Question 7

T10-L1

Answer 7

Head control
UL
Normal respiratory function
Back muscles
Abdominal muscles
Good truck control
Sitting balance
Standing balance
Car driving
Orthstasis with orthosis
Walking with orthosis and elbow crutches (but high energy cost using quadratus lumborum)

Question 8

L2-L5

Answer 8

Head control
UL
Normal respiratory function
Back muscles
Abdominal muscles
Good trunk control
Sitting balance
Standing balance
Hip flexion
Knee extension
Effective gait with adaptation and WC for long distances

Question 9

S1-S5

Answer 9

Head control
UL
Normal respiratory function
Back muscles
Abdominal muscles
Good trunk control
Sitting balance
Standing balance
Hip flexion
Knee extension
Knee flexion
PF/DF
Bowel and bladder control
Gait may need assistance