TODD-DAVIES APPROACH

Question 1

Supine lying increases the extensor tone.
Prone lying increases the flexor tone
true or false?

Answer 1

true

Question 2

in supine position

With a pillow positioned by covering the hemiplegic scapula,
scapular will be in _________
elbow, wrist and finger in _________

Answer 2

1- scapular protraction
2- extension

Question 3

a pillow should be positioned under pelvis in supine position to ?

Answer 3

prevent pelvis retraction and lateral flexion

Question 4

for side lying ON AFFECTED SIDE
Shoulder ________ with forearm ________
Hip in ________ at affected side
_________ lower extremity should be on a pillow

Answer 4

shoulder in protraction, forearm supination
hip in extension
healthy lower extremity

Question 5

side lying ON HEALTHY SIDE

Hemiplegic hip and knee is in flexion and on a pillow
Hemiplegic arm is in 90 degree flexion and protraction
Healthy side is in extension and knee in slight flexion

true or false?

Answer 5

true

Question 6

what are the activities in lying position?

Answer 6

Trunk stretch and elongation
scapular protraction
then for arm- Passive elevation and Abd
clasp the hands and performing elevation

Question 7

arm elevation is should continue until a full ?

Answer 7

elevation is reached with shoulder external rotation, forearm supination, wrist and finger extension and thumb abduction

Question 8

what activity is done for lower extremity?

Answer 8

Lower extremity is swinging from the edge of bed,
Lower extremity control
Hip control while the foot is on bed
Hip control in hip extension position
Isolated knee extension
bridging
bridging on the affected side
stimulation active DF

Question 9

what is the antispastic position activity for lower extremity?

Answer 9

the hip and knee in flexion
foot at pronation and dorsiflexion

Question 10

Knee extension with dorsiflexion is important for stance phase
true or false?

Answer 10

false, in swing phase

Question 11

repetitive internal-external rotation of the affected extremity while the knee+hip are flexed imp for?

Answer 11

Hip control, while the foot is on bed

Question 12

give the proper position of rotation on the affected side activity

Answer 12

In hemiplegic side arm abduction, the patient is asked to raise her head, cross her unaffected arm on the trunk, touch her other hand, and cross her unaffected leg on the sick side.

Question 13

The hemiplegic lower extremity should be placed on the unaffected side, then the patient should rotate the trunk by clasping her hands and moving both arms towards the unaffected side
is for rotation to healthy side
true or falsE?

Answer 13

true

Question 14

The hemiplegic patient should be placed in a sitting position as soon as possible to stimulate ?

Answer 14

balance reactions

Question 15

To prevent the associative reactions, upper extremity should be positioned in elevation with hands are clasped and in extension position
for?

Answer 15

lower extremity activities

Question 16

Weight bearing on the forearm facilitates the ?

Answer 16

head straightening reaction

Question 17

Facilitates selective hip extension with hip and foot flexed,
active dorsiflexion is stimulated,
required weight transfer to the hemiplegic side when standing up;

achieved by doing?

Answer 17

heel strike

Question 18

what is the position of Extensor Thrust Inhibition

Answer 18

The hemiplegic side should be placed on the unaffected side with the lower extremity hip flexed, external rotation, knee flexed, feet and fingers dorsiflexed and asked to stay in this position.

Question 19

what is It is a preparation exercise for walking activity?

Answer 19

Independent lower extremity movement

Question 20

for training standing the patient should step first with his?

Answer 20

healthy foot