What is the primary goal of physical therapy in stroke rehabilitation?
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Physical therapy aims to improve motor function and mobility after stroke.
Which technique is commonly used to facilitate muscle re-education post-stroke?
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Neuromuscular electrical stimulation helps activate weakened muscles.
What is constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT)?
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A therapy that restricts the use of the unaffected limb to improve function in the affected limb.
How does occupational therapy assist stroke patients?
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By helping patients relearn daily living skills and adapt to physical limitations.
What is the importance of early rehabilitation post-stroke?
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Early rehab can improve outcomes by reducing disability and promoting recovery.
What role do therapists play in managing spasticity after stroke?
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They use stretching and positioning techniques to reduce muscle tightness.
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Which intervention supports improved swallowing in stroke patients?
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Swallowing therapy targets muscles involved in safe swallowing.
How is neuroplasticity relevant in stroke rehabilitation?
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It refers to the brain's ability to reorganize and form new connections post-injury.
What is the goal of functional electrical stimulation in stroke rehab?
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To stimulate muscle contractions and improve motor control.