CL1 Product Card.pdf - PhysioTools
CL1 Product Card.pdf - PhysioTools
CL1 Product Card.pdf - PhysioTools
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logo on the<br />
left or right<br />
side of the<br />
handout<br />
Personal Exercise Program<br />
Your Organisation Name<br />
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Provided for : Patient's Name<br />
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Home Care For The Stroke Patient<br />
PREPARATION FOR STANDING WITH A ROCKING CHAIR<br />
Patient uses rocking chair to learn forwards before standing.<br />
He interlaces fingers, straightens arms and keeps shoulder forwards.<br />
The direction of movement is shown by the arrows.<br />
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RECOVERY PATTERN<br />
1. Drawing forwards of shoulder with OUTWARD ROTATION<br />
2. Elbow straight<br />
3. Fingers straight and separated<br />
4. Drawing forwards of the hip with INWARD ROTATION of the leg<br />
5. Hip, knee and ankle bent.<br />
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BACK LYING AND HIP ROLLING<br />
When resting in this position the knees should point to the ceiling. Tap the<br />
inside of the affected knee if it moves outwards to help remind patient about<br />
correct position.<br />
Encourage slow rhythmical knee rolling from side to side.<br />
Start with assistance and gradually withdraw this when possible. Support the<br />
affected leg in a flexed position as necessary.<br />
© Pearson Professional Ltd<br />
LYING ON THE AFFECTED SIDE<br />
If this is uncomfortable for the patient, the affected shoulder has not been<br />
carefully positioned.<br />
Ensure:<br />
Shoulder is not trapped below the body. Affected arm clear of pillow placed well<br />
forwards and shoulder in good outward rotation as illustrated. Arm turned out,<br />
elbow straight, palm uppermost, thumb away from body. Unaffected leg<br />
forwards, affected hip straight with knee bent.<br />
© Pearson Professional Ltd<br />
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