Stroke cognitive exercises
[DOC File]DEFINITION: rapid occurrence of neurological dysfunction ...
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Researchers will develop and refine a website to deliver online intensive cognitive exercises to improve attention and memory problems after stroke. Fifteen patients throughout Nova Scotia will take part in the study and results will form the basis for planning a larger clinical trial. Dr. Dahlia . …
9 Best Cognitive Exercises for Stroke Patients - Flint Rehab
Physical effects of stroke A stroke can cause problems with physical activities like walking, writing and dressing, due to muscle weakness, stiffness, and changes in sensation. This guide looks at the physical effects of stroke, and the options for treatment and rehabilitation.
Squeezing Balls in Stroke Patients - ResearchGate
MENTAL/COGNITIVE STATUS a. Alert and oriented x 3 b. Patient’s current level of alertness, orientation, comprehension, concentration, and immediate memory for simple commands. HOME SAFETY/ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATIONS a. Evaluation and adaptation of environmental barriers in bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, entrance/exit b.
[DOC File]COMMUNICATION AND THE COGNITIVELY-IMPAIRED CLIENT
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COGNITIVE TEST NAME: AMMONS (AMMONS QUICK TEST) ... stroke, head trauma, and lack of familiarity with the culture of the United States. ... The exercises include problems, statements, arguments, and interpretation of data similar to those encountered on a daily basis at work, in the classroom, and in newspapers or magazine articles.
[DOC File]Virtual Reality in Gait Rehabilitation
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symptoms vary greatly as they are dependent on the stroke’s site, size and rate, and on the presence of collateral circulation. Listed are broad categories: - neuromotor: akinesia, hypo- or hyperrefexia, dysphagia, bladder and bowel dysfunction - communication: aphasia - affective: loss of control of emotion - cognitive: impaired judgement ...
A Psychological Well-Being Group for Stroke Patients
Cognitive impairment is defined as the inability to perform complex intellectual tasks. Cognitive impairment can be temporary or permanent, and there are many causes: Alzheimer’s disease, hypoglycemia, stroke, and traumatic brain injury are some of the more common ones.
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Have had a stroke within the previous year. Be able to ambulate independently with or without an assistive device for at least 20ft, but still deem that there is room for improvement. Have adequate cognitive ability to participate in the study (a mini-mental state examination score of 24 or above) Be safe to exercise at low to moderate levels
[DOC File]Books and resources about stroke - Stroke Association
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A Psychological Well-Being Group was implemented to: - support adjustments to the health changes following a stroke, - optimise emotional and cognitive functioning,
[DOCX File]F33 PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF STROKE - Stroke Association
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Books and resources about stroke. ... Topics include younger people, children, speech and language therapy, cognitive problems and the Bobath technique. When Lightning Strikes. Dr Valery Feigin. Paperback, 2005, HarperCollins. This book covers stroke prevention, management and recovery in nine clear and illustrated chapters.
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Ball-squeezing among stroke patients. Frances Horgan1, ... or cognitive disturbance were excluded. ... advocate the value of task-related strengthening exercises and they suggest that such ...
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