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A patient with CVA has pusher syndrome. Which of the following is the LEAST effective technique to include while working on sitting balance?

Compressive therapies (approximation, compression garments, air cast) following CVA are utilized to support return of this specific sensory function-

In the acute setting, how often should the patient’s position be changed to avoid skin breakdown?

Which of the following is a condition in which the patient has difficulty articulating words as a result of weakness due to a stroke?

Which of the following elements enhances the return of sensory function?

Gait deficits common in CVA include-

Which of the following tools is most appropriate to assess balance during ambulation after a stroke?

                 A patient has difficulty transitioning from sit-to-stand secondary to left anterior cerebral artery infarct. Upon creating a treatment plan, which of the following should be focused on FIRST?

Why are side lying and semi-prone positions more desirable in the acute treatment of a patient after TBI?

Which of the following is the approximate normal range of Intracranial pressure (ICP)?