BRAIN
CEREBRUM
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Which of the following describes the motor control approach to regaining function subsequent to a stroke?
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Therapist uses hands-on techniques to inhibit excessive muscle tone.
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Client is encouraged to use the nonparetic side to substitute for the paretic side.
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A rigid lower limb brace is provided to allow early ambulation.
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Desired task is practiced in the environment in which the client will be performing the task.
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Sequence of preparatory activities is perfected before the desired task is attempted.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Motor control is a relatively young field of research. It may be defined as an area of natural science exploring how the central nervous system (CNS) produces purposeful, coordinated movements in its interaction with the rest of the body and with the environment.
Detailed explanation-2: -Passive Range-of-Motion Passive exercises can help you maintain range of motion and regain control of your muscles. During passive exercises, a therapist moves your muscles for you, or you move them yourself using your non-affected arm. Make sure you avoid moving your arm into a painful position.
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