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LSVT protocol have a research a Randomized control trial documented that
background summarized as: effects of LSVTB were superior to two alternative
treatmnets (Nordic walking and home exercises)
at 16 week post treatment for the motor score of
UPDRS
a recent study examining reaction true
time in people with PD reported
that supervised exercised programs
(LSVTB and Nordic Walking)
improves cued reaction time
suggesting a positive impact of
exercise on cognitive aspects of
movement:
the LSVTB strategy differed from trunk rotation, dual task functioning, and
intensive traditional physical maximum performance task
therapy program in measures of:
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,the assessment is included in the 16 false
treatment sessinos.
paradigm shifts in the delivery of giving more rest breaks
care DO NOT include:
pushing pt to work harder
minimizing verbal explanations
giving more rest breaks
modeling to change behavior
we use the maximal daily exercises true
as a way to faciliate increased
amplitude of movement for
generalization to daily life.
by week four, the maximal daily false
exercises and functional
component tasks may take only 10- takes 30 minutes at week 4; bc want to 1/2 of
15 minutes. hour with big walking hierarchy task
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in the seated sustain exercises 8 seconds
(floor to ceiling, side to side) the
sustained time hold is?
during the seated sustained ALL the above
exercises it is important to?
maintain big posture
reach as far as possible in every
direction
sustain hold position for muscle
activation
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the primary purpose of the amplitude of movement in all planes, throughtout
multidirection repetitive movements the body
(step forward, step sided, step
backward) is to improve?
key consideration for the taking the biggest step possible despite losing
multidirectional repetitive exercises balance on every repition . they will eventually
include all except: stop losing their balance with practice
taking the biggest step possible
despite losing balance on every
repition . they will eventually stop
losing their balance with practice
maintaining BIG Posture throughout
all repition of the exercises
finishing each exercises with a
distinct stomp of the foot and/or
slpa of the hand with full return of
the foot to start position on every
repetition
maintain neutral cervical alignment
when doing step backward and
reach exercises to avoid cervical
hyperextension
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