Stroke therapy

Question 1

Activities for stroke patients

Answer 1

Activities for stroke patients
Parallel bars: strength, coordination, balance
Squats in sitting (block knee)
Balance
Weight shifting side to side
Coordination
Moving feet in different directions

Gait
foward
Good hand first then bad foot then good foot
Backward
Weaker foot good foot
Crusing
Hand then involve foot then uninvolve foot

Standing
Block strong knee beause they buckles
Most important exercise for hemiplegia
Squats
Marching
Shifting and List opposite foot

Matt exercises
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHVotHW5kJI
Head flexion
Scapilar stability: while holding a weighted bar press scapular into mat
Bridging to strengthen hip extensors
Log rolling : bad foot on top of good foot
Core strengthening with stability ball I.e. knee flexion/ball roll out
Trunk flexion and extension
Reaching to improve trunk balance and coordination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZDLDAbgbRo
Max assist transfer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw3I5qmgVQw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vemOS5skyKE

Functional training

Transfer training
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqQMdz9

Question 2

Gait

Answer 2

foward
Good hand first then bad foot then good foot
Backward
Weaker foot good foot
Crusing
Hand then involve foot then uninvolve foo

Question 3

Standing

Answer 3

Block strong knee beause they buckles
Most important exercise for hemiplegia
Squats
Marching
Shifting and liftingopposite foot

Question 4

Matt exercises

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHVotHW5kJI

Answer 4

Head flexion
Scapilar stability: while holding a weighted bar press scapular into mat
Bridging to strengthen hip extensors
Log rolling : bad foot on top of good foot
Core strengthening with stability ball I.e. knee flexion/ball roll out
Trunk flexion and extension
Reaching to improve trunk balance and coordination

Question 5

Functional training

Answer 5

Transfer training

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqQMdz9vmnE

Question 6

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Answer 6

Activities for stroke patients
Parallel bars: strength, coordination, balance
Squats in sitting (block knee)
Balance
Weight shifting side to side
Coordination
Moving feet in different directions
Gait
foward
Good hand first then bad foot then good foot
Backward
Weaker foot good foot
Crusing
Hand then involve foot then uninvolve foot

Standing
Block strong knee beause they buckles
Most important exercise for hemiplegia
The first movement stroke patient receive first is extension
Hip extension leg press into swiss ball
Hip extension with band
Knee extension kicking ball
Squats/ assisted sit to stand (feet are behind knees)
Marching/ hip flexion with hold
Seated knee flexion and extension with towel
Ankle dorsi flexion and plantar flexion with blue device
Hip abduction seated
Seated weight bearing leg cross on effected side
Shifting and List opposite foot
Partials of the stand
Make sure feet are under the knees

Matt exercises
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHVotHW5kJI
Head flexion
Scapilar stability: while holding a weighted bar press scapular into mat
Bridging to strengthen hip extensors
Log rolling : bad foot on top of good foot
Core strengthening with stability ball I.e. knee flexion/ball roll out
Heel slide
LE PNF with knee bent onto opposite knee
Trunk flexion and extension
Reaching to improve trunk balance and coordination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZDLDAbgbRo
Core
Back extension
Trunk flexion
Trunk rotation (assist arm to opposite thie)
Trunk circles clock wise and counter clock wise hands on knees
Forward punches -hands clasp together
Downward punches to the floor -hands clasp together
Side punches right and left-hand clasp together
UE PND
Max assist transfer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw3I5qmgVQw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vemOS5skyKE

Functional training

Transfer training
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqQMdz9vmnE