Titlebook: Care of the Patient with a Stroke; A Handbook for the P Genevieve Waples Smith Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967 care

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Expanding Physical Activitiesl seem as though a line . drawn right down the center of his body. While half his body starts to do what he tells it, the other half refuses to cooperate. The affected side will drag along, and if there is no feeling it will constantly make trouble for him. Unless he is watching his affected foot al

Epidural-Space

Meeting Personality Problemsin the very early stages. The patient appears to be happy; nothing worries him, and he has no concern for the future. For him, the present is the only time that exists. Even his condition may not seem to bother the patient very much. Then gradually a change comes. As he is confronted with more and m

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Corroborate

Corroborate

Massagetant for the person giving the massage to be in a comfortable position. Have the patient lie with the affected side close to the edge of the bed, and seat yourself near him. Move toward the foot or the head of the bed as required.

abysmal

Exercisesat help is necessary to carry the exercise to completion. Help should be gradually withdrawn, as the patient becomes capable of doing more by himself. If there is pain when exercising an arm or leg, see how far the good arm or leg will go in that particular movement. Never try to force the affected

facilitate

In the Hospitalreated as a critically ill patient. This is as it should be. When the patient is stricken no one knows how disabled he will be or whether he will live through the first impact. Once his condition has stabilized, thought can be directed toward planning his recovery.

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