Outline

There are two types of neuroscience: functional and neurologicalplasticity.

• Neuroplastic changes following brain ischemia
• Lost automatic movements and postural balancing
• Theoretical approaches to Neurorehabilitation

Scales and scores are used for stroke assessment.

• Upper extremity assessment
• Lower extremity assessment
• Gait, balance and coordination
• Strength, mobility and stability
• Stroke specific executive function assessment

Mobility and gatt are related.

Walking ability can be improved and functional mobility can be restored.

• Stellar documentation
• Functional approach
• Reverse the tide of chronic compensatory patterns
• Gait training interventions to increase and optimize
• Root cause for impairments
• Gait speed and fall risk
• Active stretching
• Rhythm and coordination
• Orthotics: friend or foe?
• Supplementary devices to encourage volitional support

There are spasticity solutions for post stroke patients. Techniques for successfully working with…

• Chronic spasticity
• Low level patients with spasticity
• Upper and lower extremity

The treatments after a stroke.

How can you use orthotics with patients?

• Maintain range of motion
• Stabilize upper and lower extremities
• Correct positioning and improve gait
• Improve stability and efficiency while walking

There is a management of the hemiplegic shoulder.

• Subluxation
• Decreased sensation
• Weakness
• Coordination

Extremity pain management.

• When does “no pain, no gain” ring true and when it does not?
• Yellow or red flags
• Pain alleviation techniques
• Spinothalamtic neuronal tract and pain management

The function is executive.

• Outcome measure for assessment and treatment
• Its effect on the learning process
• Its effect on patient prognosis

Pusher Syndrome and Motor Apraxia are related.

• Neurodevelopment treatment tactics
• Outcome measure
• How to reduce stress on patient and employee
• Transfer practices
• Evidenced-based Intervention

After a stroke, there is a visual rehabilitation.

• Incorporated vestibular rehab into stroke rehab
• Importance of visual processing
• Cranial lesions and visual processing
• Cranial nerves and visual processing