Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB 💪⛓️‍💥🔚

Sitting balance: Head and trunk movementsSitting on a firm surface, hands in lap,feet and knees approximately 15 cmapart, feet on floor. Turning head and trunk to look over the shoulder, returning to mid position and repeating to other side. Check: • Ensure patient rotates the trunk and head, with trunk erect, and remainsflexed at theContinue reading “Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB 💪⛓️‍💥🔚”

Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB⛓️‍💥💪

ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF STANDING UP: Foot placement.Forward trunk inclination by hip flexion with the neck and spine extended.Hip extension (for final standing adjustment) ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF SITTING DOWN: Forward trunk inclination by hip flexion with the neck and spine extended.Knee flexion Common Problems: Inability to shift the center of gravity forward sufficiently during the earlyContinue reading “Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB⛓️‍💥💪”

Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB 💪🙏

Following are the mentioned Essential Components -MRP of Upper Limb: 1.SITTING UP FROM SUPINE: Rolling over to and sitting up from the intact side in the early stages of stroke,is given minimum period for practice. Description of Normal function: Essential components of Rolling: Onto the sideNeck flexion and rotationShoulder flexion and protractionTrunk rotationHip and kneeContinue reading “Essential Components Of MRP-UPPER LIMB 💪🙏”

Lasegue Test” VS “Straight Leg Raise(SLR) Test💪🦵Are These Same or Different Tests?

The terms “Lasegue test” and “straight leg raise test” are synonyms or  being used interchangeably for the same physical examination maneuver used to assess nerve root irritation in the lower back. It involves passively lifting a patient’s leg with the knee straight to see if it causes pain that radiates down the leg, which canContinue reading “Lasegue Test” VS “Straight Leg Raise(SLR) Test💪🦵Are These Same or Different Tests?”

Description Of MRP Guidelines ⛓️‍💥Stroke Patients

1. ANALYSIS OF TASK: Observation as the patient performs (or anticipates to perform) the activity. Note: Any missing componentsIncorrect timing of components within a movement pattern.Absence of specific muscle activity. Presence of any excessive or inappropriate muscle activity. Compensatory motor behaviour,selection of essential movements upon which the activity depends: Selection of the most essential componentsContinue reading “Description Of MRP Guidelines ⛓️‍💥Stroke Patients”

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