4 Rolling

Question 1

What interventions would you use for impaired muscle/force production?

Answer 1

• SCM do not need to treat with hemiplegia
• PM: Activity on involved side was lower than uninvolved side regardless of rolling direction
• ExO/RF: involved side had lower activation than uninvolved side

Question 2

What is occuring with excessive extension of the head/neck; cannot lift shoulder/trunk during roll initation?

Answer 2

Impairment: SCM

Question 3

What is the intervention for weak SCM?

Answer 3

• Activation of SCM: roll from supine emphase head movement (iniate shoudler lift off)
• Technique: Rhythmic initiation
• Elements: manual contact (MC)/ Verbal Command (VC)

Question 4

What is the occuring when there is difficulty/unable to progress from supine to sidelying?

Answer 4

Pec Major weakness

Question 5

What interventions are used for Pec Major weakness?

Answer 5

Active horizontal adduction in sidelying

Hands on distal wrist humerus - push up into my hand as you pull yourself into a prone position

Question 6

What is occuring when the pelvis trails or gets stuck behind the trunk?

Answer 6

EO weakness

Question 7

What is occuring when the LE trails behind the pelvis througout the rolling activity?

Answer 7

Rectus fem weakness

Question 8

Describe the Momentum generation intervention

Answer 8

• Start Supine
  
  • supine with involved LE crossed on top of uninvolved LE
• Movement initation
  
  • intiate roll wuth lift of head and neck
• Momentum transition
  
  • move arms and head quickly in the direction of the roll and with the head and trunk in slight flex
• Movement termination
  
  • sidelying

Question 9

What is the forced control method?

Answer 9

• Start supine
  
  • supine hooklying
• Movement Initiation
  
  • push one foot into the support surface, lift head and reach with UE
• Movement transition
  
  • continue roling to one side by pushing with LE and reaching with UE
• Movement termination
  
  • Sidelying

Question 10

What is the bridging activity intervention?

Answer 10

• supine hooklying
• push both feet to suport surface
• add resistance to pelvis
• PNF techniques
• Bridge with one LE and maintan symmetrical pelvis

Question 11

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