Constraint-Induced Movement After a Stroke Requires Which One of the Following

question 13

Multiple Choice

Constraint-induced movement after a stroke requires which one of the following?

• A)Immobilization of the affected upper extremity (UE)to control spasticity
• B)Repetitive closed-chain resistance training
• C)Aggressive range of motion and exercise within 12 hours after a stroke
• D)Repetitive,task-specific functional movements of only the affected UE
• E)Weight bearing and prolonged stretching of the affected UE

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Definitions:

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