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Rehabilitation 國考題 _CVA
R 吳易澄
腦中風
Stroke
腦中風
期末考最後一名,
我爸氣到中風…
• 一位 56 歲的病人在吃午餐時,突然發生頭痛
,隨即有嘔吐現象,送到醫院時發現其右側上
下肢無力,左側顏面神經麻痺,經臨床診斷為
腦中風,其最可能的病變位置在下列何處?
(101-2-65,100-2-56)
1.基底核( basal ganglion )
2.視丘( thalamus )
3.小腦( cerebellum )
4.橋腦( pons )
• 腦中風病人半側偏癱及感覺受損,患側下
肢動作明顯比上肢靈活,則病灶最可能在 ?
(95-1-55)
1.前大腦動脈( anterior cerebral artery)
2.中大腦動脈( middle cerebral artery )
3.後大腦動脈( posterior cerebral artery )
4.脊椎動脈( vertebral artery )
• 一位 55 歲男性病人,突然發生右側肢體無力,小
便失禁,經診斷為梗塞性腦中風。經過兩個月後,
右上肢恢復到幾乎正常,但右下肢仍明顯無力,在
診斷上最可能是那一條血管梗塞? (95-2-46)
• 前腦動脈( anterior cerebral artery )
• 內頸動脈( internal carotid artery )
• 基底動脈( basilar artery )
• 中腦動脈( middle cerebral artery )
• 圖中病人在復健科被教導依 ABCD 順序穿
上衣,病人最可能罹患下列何種疾病? (98-
1-67)
• 左側大腦梗塞
• 右側大腦出血
• 左側腦幹出血
• 右側小腦腫瘤
• 49 歲男性,平時有高血壓,
突然右側肢體無力,
根據此緊急 CT ,則其診斷是: (95-1-96)
• 視丘出血性中風( Thalamic hemorrhage )
• 被殼出血性中風( Putaminal hemorrhage )
• 橋腦出血性中風( Pontine hemorrhage )
• 內囊出血性中風( Internal capsular hemorrhage )
中風評估
• 下列何者不是常用來評估個人日常生活功
能之工具 ? (103-1-70)
1.布朗氏等級表 (Brunnstrom stage)
2.功能獨立評估表 (functional independence
measure)
3.巴氏量表 (Barthel index)
4.肯尼自我照顧評估表 (Kenny self care
evaluation)
• 腦中風半側偏癱的患者,其患側肢的手部
可以做出掌面抓握( palmar prehension )
的動作,依照布朗氏分期( Brunnstrom’s
stage )來判定,應該屬於第幾期? (96-2-
57)
• Stage II
• Stage III
• Satge IV
• 下列何者不是腦中風病人發病半年內常見
的預後不佳因子? (103-2-64)
1.坐姿不穩( poor sitting balance )
2.尿失禁( incontinence )
3.心智改變( mental change )
4.肢肌肉張力增強( spasticity )
• Poor prognosis associated also with:
– No measurable grasp strength by 4 weeks
– Severe proximal spasticity
– Prolonged “flaccidity” period
– Late return of proprioceptive facilitation
(tapping) response > 9 days
– Late return of proximal traction response
(shoulder flexors/adductors) > 13 days
• Brunnstrom (1966, 1970) and Sawner (1992) also described the process of
recovery following stroke-induced hemiplegia. The process was divided
into a number of stages:
• 1. Flaccidity (immediately after the onset)
No “voluntary” movements on the affected side can be
initiated.
• 2. Spasticity appears.
Basic synergy patterns appear.
Minimal voluntary movements may be present.
• 3. Patient gains voluntary control over synergies.
Increase in spasticity.
• 4. Some movement patterns out of synergy are mastered (synergy
patterns still predominate).
Decrease in spasticity.
• 5. If progress continues, more complex movement
combinations are learned as the basic
synergies lose their dominance over motor acts.
Further decrease in spasticity.
• 6. Disappearance of spasticity.
Individual joint movements become possible and
coordination approaches normal.
• 7. Normal function is restored.
Upper Lower Hand
I flaccid
II
spasticity developing
Associated
movement/reaction
• Little or no active
finger flexion
III
Synergy pattern
Muscle tone
• Triple
extension(lock
knee 、 tip
toe 、 ankle
inversion)
• Mass grasp
• Use hook grasp but
no release
• No voluntary
extension
Upper Lower Hand
IV
Block synergy
pattern
• Placing the hand
behind the body
• Elevated the
arm to 水平
• 屈肘可做
supination
坐著時
•Ankle dorsiflexed
•Knee isolated
extened
• Lateral
prehension( 夾虎口
動作 ) , release by
thumb movement
• Semivoluntary
finger extension
V
Block synergy
pattern
• Arm-raised
forward and
overhead
• 伸肘可做
supination-
pronation
站著
•Ankle dorsiflexion
•Knee isolated flexed
•Ankle
Inversion/eversion
• Palmar prehension
掌面抓握
VI
只在 RAM o r 交替
動作異常
可以只動一隻手指
• 一位 2 歲的小女孩下肢肌肉有明顯的高張力痙攣
( spasticity ),將踝關節作被動式背屈運動
( passivedorsiflexion )時,在大於 50% 的關節活動
度( range of motion, ROM )之中,肌肉張力有明
顯的增加,但是這些張力可以很容易被移除,根據
modified Ashworth scale ,分數大約為幾分? (103-
1-55)
1. 1
2. 1+
3. 2
4. 4
Theories for stroke rehabilitation
• Brunnstrom theory
• PNF theory
• Motor relearning theory
• Bobath theory:
– NDT: Neural-Developmental Theory
06/13/15 Jenny 29
Brunnstrom Theory
• Aim
– To encourage the return of voluntary movement in
hemiplegia patient through the use of reflex
activity and a range of sensory stimulation.
– The choice of stimulation varies depending on
which stage the patient has reached in the
recovery process.
Brunnstrom Theory
• Treatment
– The process is employed until the primitive
synergies are established, then facilitation is used
to develop some voluntary control.
– The preparation for walking should be
emphasized early but that extensive walking
should be postponed in order to avoid the
development of a poor gait pattern
06/13/15 Jenny 31
PNF Theory
• Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
• Primary for the patient with neuromuscular
dysfunction
• Aim
– to promote movement and functional synergies
of movement by maximizing peripheral inputby maximizing peripheral input
06/13/15 Jenny 32
PNF Theory
• Basis of practice
– People who move normally have passed through a
developmental sequencedevelopmental sequence
– Diagonal and spiral patternsDiagonal and spiral patterns of active and passive
movements are encouraged
• Treatment
– Providing appropriate sensory stimulus
– Following activities in a developmental sequence
• Patterns and techniques
06/13/15 Jenny 33
Motor relearning Theory
• By Carr and Shepherd
• Aim
– To enable the disabled person to learn how toto learn how to
perform or improve performanceperform or improve performance of actions critical
to everyday life.
– Utilizing theories of learningtheories of learning, in particular the use
of practice and knowledge of results to encourage
people to learn and self monitor
– Knowledge of biomechanics for analyzing
movements and performance of tasks
06/13/15 Jenny 34
Motor relearning Theory
• Basis of practice
– The motor control of posture and movement are
interrelated and that appropriate sensory input will help
modulate the motor response to a task
– The program is based on
• Elimination of unnecessary muscle activity
• Feedback
• Practice
• The link between postural adjustment and movement
• Task analysis and measurement are viewed as
essential elements of the framework.
06/13/15 Jenny 35
Motor relearning Theory
• Treatment
– Movement analysis and training follow the four steps
• Analysis of the task
• Practice of the missing components
• Practice of the task
• Transference of training
– A series of task has been chosen because learning by
normal subjects has been shown to be task-specific with
minimal carry-over from one activity to another
06/13/15 Jenny 36
Bobath theory: NDT
• Aim
– To improve the quality of movement on the affected sidethe quality of movement on the affected side
– Key point controlKey point control is to allow patients the experience of
normal afferent input
• Basis of practice
– The movement will be abnormal if it stems from a
background of abnormal toneabnormal tone
– Performing abnormal movements will reinforce more
abnormal movements
– Tone could be influenced by altering the position or
movement of proximal joints of the body
06/13/15 Jenny 37
Bobath Theory: NDT
• Treatment
– Treatment centre around the facilitation of
corrected movement by a therapist who handles
the body at key points of controlkey points of control
– In recent years treatment has become more activeactive
, dynamic and functionally directed, dynamic and functionally directed..
– Movement are not isolated to individual joints but
take place in patterns
06/13/15 Jenny 38
Bobath theory: NDT
– To help the patient to gain control over the
released patterns of spasticity by their own
inhibition
• Auto-inhibition
– Give patient normal kinematics sensation input to
facilitated normal posture and movement
– Muscle strengthening is notnot viewed as part of
treatment
– There are no set “Bobath exercise”
中風併發症
• 我們請某腦中風病人在每條橫線的中間點標示
記號( bisection test ),結果如圖所示,這位
病人罹患什麼症狀? (100-1-55)
• 左側偏盲
• 左眼眼盲
• 右側斜視
• 左側忽略
• 右側大腦中風的病人除了會造成左側肢體無力及 左
側感覺鈍化 (hypesthetic) 之外,也常常併發其他的
症狀,諸如左側忽略 (left neglect) 和左側偏盲 (left
hemianopia)
• 目前評估是否合併忽略症狀可使用
– confrontation test
– 仿畫測試 (copy test)
– spontaneous drawing test
– behavioral inattention test
– 線二等分測驗 (line bisection test)
– 刪除測驗 (cancel- lation test)
• 忽略是對受傷大腦對側的刺激察覺能力降低,罹患該症
的病人無法察覺左側物體的存在。
• 右側大腦中風的病人其視覺運用能力降低,除了忽略之
外尚有偏盲。
• 偏盲一般成因是由於眼睛視神經到視皮質的病變而造成
視野縮小或缺損的情況。
• 只有偏盲未合併忽略的病人可能以轉頭或轉動眼球的方
式代償來看見左側物品,病人若合併忽略症狀就沒有代
償能力。
• 有文獻指出,中大腦動脈支配區域發生病
灶會產生純忽略症 (pure neglect)
• 後大腦動脈支配的區域受損會產生純偏盲
症 (pure hemianopia)
• 中大腦動脈及後大腦動脈支配區域皆發生
病灶者即會產生兩種病症。
• 半邊忽略現象( hemineglect )是最常出現
於腦部何處之病變? (97-1-55)
• 基底核( basal ganglion )
• 額葉( frontal lobe )
• 顳頂葉( temporoparietal lobe )
• 枕葉( occipital lobe )
• 下圖所示是病人在紙上畫出的房子、花和
時鐘,此病人有何種問題? (96-1-58)
• 左側偏盲( left hemianopsia )
• 左側忽略( left hemineglect )
• 左側失用症( left side apraxia )
• 左眼眼盲( left eye blindness )
• 腦中風病人常發生患側肩關節疼痛僵硬等問題
,下列敘述何者錯誤? (100-2-59)
• 腦中風病人約 70-80% 有肩關節問題
• 維持被動性關節活動與肩外展運動最為重要
• 急性期不可使用肩帶或吊帶,以免僵硬惡化
• 肩關節問題發生在病人痙攣期( spastic
phase )比無力期( flaccid phase )多
POSTSTROKE SHOULDER PAIN
• 70–84% of stroke patients with hemiplegia have
shoulder pain with varying degrees of severity.
• The majority (85%) will develop it during the
spastic phase of recovery.
• The most common causes of hemiplegic shoulder
pain are complex regional pain syndrome type I
(see below) and soft tissue lesions (including
plexus lesions).
• 腦中風病人容易併發反射性交感神經失養
症( Reflex sympathetic dystrophy ),下列
何者不是其典型的症狀? (100-2-57)
• 肩痛
• 手肘活動度受限
• 手腕水腫
• 手背皮膚變薄
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Type I (CRPS Type I)
• Also known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy
[RSD], shoulder-hand syndrome, or Sudeck
atrophy.
• Disorder characterized by
– sympathetic-maintained pain
– related sensory abnormalities
– abnormal blood flow
– abnormalities in the motor system
– and changes in both superficial and deep structures
with trophic changes.
Stages
• Stage 1 (acute): Lasts 3 to 6 months.
– burning pain
– diffuse swelling/edema
– exquisite tenderness
– hyperpathia and/or allodynia
– vasomotor changes in hand/fingers (increased nail
and hair growth, hyperthermia or hypothermia,
sweating).
Stages
• Stage 2 (dystrophic): Lasts 3 to 6 months
– pain becomes more intense and spreads proximally
– skin/muscle atrophy
– brawny edema
– cold insensitivity
– brittle nails/nail atrophy, decreased ROM,
– mottled skin
– early atrophy, and osteopenia (late)
Stages
• Stage 3 (atrophic):
– pain decreases
– trophic changes occur: hand/skin appear pale and
cyanotic with a smooth, shiny appearance, feeling
cool and dry
– bone demineralization progresses with muscula
weakness/atrophy, contractures/flexion
deformities of shoulder/ hand, tapering digits
– no vasomotor changes.
• 一位中風患者在復健過程中主訴肩關節疼痛,理學
檢查顯示肩關節半脫位( subluxation ),下列相關
敘述何者最為正確? (99-2-56)
• 使用三角巾將肩關節固定於內轉( internal
rotation )角度
• 常伴隨複雜性區域疼痛症候群第二型( complex
regional pain syndrome type 2 )的發生
• 可使用功能性電刺激於三角肌( deltoid )與棘上肌
( supraspinatus )
• 步行訓練時須將手臂置於身體背後
Shoulder Subluxation
Treatment
•Shoulder sling use is controversial.
– Pros: may be used when patient ambulates to support extremity (may prevent
upper extremity trauma, which in turn may cause increase pain or predispose
to development of RSD).
– Cons: may encourage contractures in shoulder adduction/internal rotation,
elbow flexion(flexor synergy pattern).
•Other widely used treatments for shoulder subluxation:
– Functional electrical stimulation (FES)
– Arm board, arm trough, lapboard—used in poor upper-extremity recovery,
primary wheelchair users.
– Arm board may overcorrect subluxation.
– Overhead slings—prevents hand edema (may use foam wedge on arm
board).
• 因慢性腦中風或腦性麻痺所引起的偏癱步
態( hemiparetic gait )不會有下列何項特
徵? (101-1-56)
• 膝部外翻( genu valgum )
• 髖部環繞動作( circumduction )
• 上肢協同收縮( co-contraction )
• 足部內翻( inversion )
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  • 5. • 一位 56 歲的病人在吃午餐時,突然發生頭痛 ,隨即有嘔吐現象,送到醫院時發現其右側上 下肢無力,左側顏面神經麻痺,經臨床診斷為 腦中風,其最可能的病變位置在下列何處? (101-2-65,100-2-56) 1.基底核( basal ganglion ) 2.視丘( thalamus ) 3.小腦( cerebellum ) 4.橋腦( pons )
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  • 9. • 腦中風病人半側偏癱及感覺受損,患側下 肢動作明顯比上肢靈活,則病灶最可能在 ? (95-1-55) 1.前大腦動脈( anterior cerebral artery) 2.中大腦動脈( middle cerebral artery ) 3.後大腦動脈( posterior cerebral artery ) 4.脊椎動脈( vertebral artery )
  • 10. • 一位 55 歲男性病人,突然發生右側肢體無力,小 便失禁,經診斷為梗塞性腦中風。經過兩個月後, 右上肢恢復到幾乎正常,但右下肢仍明顯無力,在 診斷上最可能是那一條血管梗塞? (95-2-46) • 前腦動脈( anterior cerebral artery ) • 內頸動脈( internal carotid artery ) • 基底動脈( basilar artery ) • 中腦動脈( middle cerebral artery )
  • 11. • 圖中病人在復健科被教導依 ABCD 順序穿 上衣,病人最可能罹患下列何種疾病? (98- 1-67) • 左側大腦梗塞 • 右側大腦出血 • 左側腦幹出血 • 右側小腦腫瘤
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  • 14. • 49 歲男性,平時有高血壓, 突然右側肢體無力, 根據此緊急 CT ,則其診斷是: (95-1-96) • 視丘出血性中風( Thalamic hemorrhage ) • 被殼出血性中風( Putaminal hemorrhage ) • 橋腦出血性中風( Pontine hemorrhage ) • 內囊出血性中風( Internal capsular hemorrhage )
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  • 18. • 下列何者不是常用來評估個人日常生活功 能之工具 ? (103-1-70) 1.布朗氏等級表 (Brunnstrom stage) 2.功能獨立評估表 (functional independence measure) 3.巴氏量表 (Barthel index) 4.肯尼自我照顧評估表 (Kenny self care evaluation)
  • 19. • 腦中風半側偏癱的患者,其患側肢的手部 可以做出掌面抓握( palmar prehension ) 的動作,依照布朗氏分期( Brunnstrom’s stage )來判定,應該屬於第幾期? (96-2- 57) • Stage II • Stage III • Satge IV
  • 20. • 下列何者不是腦中風病人發病半年內常見 的預後不佳因子? (103-2-64) 1.坐姿不穩( poor sitting balance ) 2.尿失禁( incontinence ) 3.心智改變( mental change ) 4.肢肌肉張力增強( spasticity )
  • 21. • Poor prognosis associated also with: – No measurable grasp strength by 4 weeks – Severe proximal spasticity – Prolonged “flaccidity” period – Late return of proprioceptive facilitation (tapping) response > 9 days – Late return of proximal traction response (shoulder flexors/adductors) > 13 days
  • 22. • Brunnstrom (1966, 1970) and Sawner (1992) also described the process of recovery following stroke-induced hemiplegia. The process was divided into a number of stages: • 1. Flaccidity (immediately after the onset) No “voluntary” movements on the affected side can be initiated. • 2. Spasticity appears. Basic synergy patterns appear. Minimal voluntary movements may be present. • 3. Patient gains voluntary control over synergies. Increase in spasticity.
  • 23. • 4. Some movement patterns out of synergy are mastered (synergy patterns still predominate). Decrease in spasticity. • 5. If progress continues, more complex movement combinations are learned as the basic synergies lose their dominance over motor acts. Further decrease in spasticity. • 6. Disappearance of spasticity. Individual joint movements become possible and coordination approaches normal. • 7. Normal function is restored.
  • 24. Upper Lower Hand I flaccid II spasticity developing Associated movement/reaction • Little or no active finger flexion III Synergy pattern Muscle tone • Triple extension(lock knee 、 tip toe 、 ankle inversion) • Mass grasp • Use hook grasp but no release • No voluntary extension
  • 25. Upper Lower Hand IV Block synergy pattern • Placing the hand behind the body • Elevated the arm to 水平 • 屈肘可做 supination 坐著時 •Ankle dorsiflexed •Knee isolated extened • Lateral prehension( 夾虎口 動作 ) , release by thumb movement • Semivoluntary finger extension V Block synergy pattern • Arm-raised forward and overhead • 伸肘可做 supination- pronation 站著 •Ankle dorsiflexion •Knee isolated flexed •Ankle Inversion/eversion • Palmar prehension 掌面抓握 VI 只在 RAM o r 交替 動作異常 可以只動一隻手指
  • 26. • 一位 2 歲的小女孩下肢肌肉有明顯的高張力痙攣 ( spasticity ),將踝關節作被動式背屈運動 ( passivedorsiflexion )時,在大於 50% 的關節活動 度( range of motion, ROM )之中,肌肉張力有明 顯的增加,但是這些張力可以很容易被移除,根據 modified Ashworth scale ,分數大約為幾分? (103- 1-55) 1. 1 2. 1+ 3. 2 4. 4
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  • 28. Theories for stroke rehabilitation • Brunnstrom theory • PNF theory • Motor relearning theory • Bobath theory: – NDT: Neural-Developmental Theory
  • 29. 06/13/15 Jenny 29 Brunnstrom Theory • Aim – To encourage the return of voluntary movement in hemiplegia patient through the use of reflex activity and a range of sensory stimulation. – The choice of stimulation varies depending on which stage the patient has reached in the recovery process.
  • 30. Brunnstrom Theory • Treatment – The process is employed until the primitive synergies are established, then facilitation is used to develop some voluntary control. – The preparation for walking should be emphasized early but that extensive walking should be postponed in order to avoid the development of a poor gait pattern
  • 31. 06/13/15 Jenny 31 PNF Theory • Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation • Primary for the patient with neuromuscular dysfunction • Aim – to promote movement and functional synergies of movement by maximizing peripheral inputby maximizing peripheral input
  • 32. 06/13/15 Jenny 32 PNF Theory • Basis of practice – People who move normally have passed through a developmental sequencedevelopmental sequence – Diagonal and spiral patternsDiagonal and spiral patterns of active and passive movements are encouraged • Treatment – Providing appropriate sensory stimulus – Following activities in a developmental sequence • Patterns and techniques
  • 33. 06/13/15 Jenny 33 Motor relearning Theory • By Carr and Shepherd • Aim – To enable the disabled person to learn how toto learn how to perform or improve performanceperform or improve performance of actions critical to everyday life. – Utilizing theories of learningtheories of learning, in particular the use of practice and knowledge of results to encourage people to learn and self monitor – Knowledge of biomechanics for analyzing movements and performance of tasks
  • 34. 06/13/15 Jenny 34 Motor relearning Theory • Basis of practice – The motor control of posture and movement are interrelated and that appropriate sensory input will help modulate the motor response to a task – The program is based on • Elimination of unnecessary muscle activity • Feedback • Practice • The link between postural adjustment and movement • Task analysis and measurement are viewed as essential elements of the framework.
  • 35. 06/13/15 Jenny 35 Motor relearning Theory • Treatment – Movement analysis and training follow the four steps • Analysis of the task • Practice of the missing components • Practice of the task • Transference of training – A series of task has been chosen because learning by normal subjects has been shown to be task-specific with minimal carry-over from one activity to another
  • 36. 06/13/15 Jenny 36 Bobath theory: NDT • Aim – To improve the quality of movement on the affected sidethe quality of movement on the affected side – Key point controlKey point control is to allow patients the experience of normal afferent input • Basis of practice – The movement will be abnormal if it stems from a background of abnormal toneabnormal tone – Performing abnormal movements will reinforce more abnormal movements – Tone could be influenced by altering the position or movement of proximal joints of the body
  • 37. 06/13/15 Jenny 37 Bobath Theory: NDT • Treatment – Treatment centre around the facilitation of corrected movement by a therapist who handles the body at key points of controlkey points of control – In recent years treatment has become more activeactive , dynamic and functionally directed, dynamic and functionally directed.. – Movement are not isolated to individual joints but take place in patterns
  • 38. 06/13/15 Jenny 38 Bobath theory: NDT – To help the patient to gain control over the released patterns of spasticity by their own inhibition • Auto-inhibition – Give patient normal kinematics sensation input to facilitated normal posture and movement – Muscle strengthening is notnot viewed as part of treatment – There are no set “Bobath exercise”
  • 40. • 我們請某腦中風病人在每條橫線的中間點標示 記號( bisection test ),結果如圖所示,這位 病人罹患什麼症狀? (100-1-55) • 左側偏盲 • 左眼眼盲 • 右側斜視 • 左側忽略
  • 41. • 右側大腦中風的病人除了會造成左側肢體無力及 左 側感覺鈍化 (hypesthetic) 之外,也常常併發其他的 症狀,諸如左側忽略 (left neglect) 和左側偏盲 (left hemianopia) • 目前評估是否合併忽略症狀可使用 – confrontation test – 仿畫測試 (copy test) – spontaneous drawing test – behavioral inattention test – 線二等分測驗 (line bisection test) – 刪除測驗 (cancel- lation test)
  • 42. • 忽略是對受傷大腦對側的刺激察覺能力降低,罹患該症 的病人無法察覺左側物體的存在。 • 右側大腦中風的病人其視覺運用能力降低,除了忽略之 外尚有偏盲。 • 偏盲一般成因是由於眼睛視神經到視皮質的病變而造成 視野縮小或缺損的情況。 • 只有偏盲未合併忽略的病人可能以轉頭或轉動眼球的方 式代償來看見左側物品,病人若合併忽略症狀就沒有代 償能力。
  • 43. • 有文獻指出,中大腦動脈支配區域發生病 灶會產生純忽略症 (pure neglect) • 後大腦動脈支配的區域受損會產生純偏盲 症 (pure hemianopia) • 中大腦動脈及後大腦動脈支配區域皆發生 病灶者即會產生兩種病症。
  • 44. • 半邊忽略現象( hemineglect )是最常出現 於腦部何處之病變? (97-1-55) • 基底核( basal ganglion ) • 額葉( frontal lobe ) • 顳頂葉( temporoparietal lobe ) • 枕葉( occipital lobe )
  • 45. • 下圖所示是病人在紙上畫出的房子、花和 時鐘,此病人有何種問題? (96-1-58) • 左側偏盲( left hemianopsia ) • 左側忽略( left hemineglect ) • 左側失用症( left side apraxia ) • 左眼眼盲( left eye blindness )
  • 46. • 腦中風病人常發生患側肩關節疼痛僵硬等問題 ,下列敘述何者錯誤? (100-2-59) • 腦中風病人約 70-80% 有肩關節問題 • 維持被動性關節活動與肩外展運動最為重要 • 急性期不可使用肩帶或吊帶,以免僵硬惡化 • 肩關節問題發生在病人痙攣期( spastic phase )比無力期( flaccid phase )多
  • 47. POSTSTROKE SHOULDER PAIN • 70–84% of stroke patients with hemiplegia have shoulder pain with varying degrees of severity. • The majority (85%) will develop it during the spastic phase of recovery. • The most common causes of hemiplegic shoulder pain are complex regional pain syndrome type I (see below) and soft tissue lesions (including plexus lesions).
  • 48. • 腦中風病人容易併發反射性交感神經失養 症( Reflex sympathetic dystrophy ),下列 何者不是其典型的症狀? (100-2-57) • 肩痛 • 手肘活動度受限 • 手腕水腫 • 手背皮膚變薄
  • 49. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I (CRPS Type I) • Also known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy [RSD], shoulder-hand syndrome, or Sudeck atrophy. • Disorder characterized by – sympathetic-maintained pain – related sensory abnormalities – abnormal blood flow – abnormalities in the motor system – and changes in both superficial and deep structures with trophic changes.
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  • 51. Stages • Stage 1 (acute): Lasts 3 to 6 months. – burning pain – diffuse swelling/edema – exquisite tenderness – hyperpathia and/or allodynia – vasomotor changes in hand/fingers (increased nail and hair growth, hyperthermia or hypothermia, sweating).
  • 52. Stages • Stage 2 (dystrophic): Lasts 3 to 6 months – pain becomes more intense and spreads proximally – skin/muscle atrophy – brawny edema – cold insensitivity – brittle nails/nail atrophy, decreased ROM, – mottled skin – early atrophy, and osteopenia (late)
  • 53. Stages • Stage 3 (atrophic): – pain decreases – trophic changes occur: hand/skin appear pale and cyanotic with a smooth, shiny appearance, feeling cool and dry – bone demineralization progresses with muscula weakness/atrophy, contractures/flexion deformities of shoulder/ hand, tapering digits – no vasomotor changes.
  • 54. • 一位中風患者在復健過程中主訴肩關節疼痛,理學 檢查顯示肩關節半脫位( subluxation ),下列相關 敘述何者最為正確? (99-2-56) • 使用三角巾將肩關節固定於內轉( internal rotation )角度 • 常伴隨複雜性區域疼痛症候群第二型( complex regional pain syndrome type 2 )的發生 • 可使用功能性電刺激於三角肌( deltoid )與棘上肌 ( supraspinatus ) • 步行訓練時須將手臂置於身體背後
  • 55. Shoulder Subluxation Treatment •Shoulder sling use is controversial. – Pros: may be used when patient ambulates to support extremity (may prevent upper extremity trauma, which in turn may cause increase pain or predispose to development of RSD). – Cons: may encourage contractures in shoulder adduction/internal rotation, elbow flexion(flexor synergy pattern). •Other widely used treatments for shoulder subluxation: – Functional electrical stimulation (FES) – Arm board, arm trough, lapboard—used in poor upper-extremity recovery, primary wheelchair users. – Arm board may overcorrect subluxation. – Overhead slings—prevents hand edema (may use foam wedge on arm board).
  • 56. • 因慢性腦中風或腦性麻痺所引起的偏癱步 態( hemiparetic gait )不會有下列何項特 徵? (101-1-56) • 膝部外翻( genu valgum ) • 髖部環繞動作( circumduction ) • 上肢協同收縮( co-contraction ) • 足部內翻( inversion )

Editor's Notes

  1. Uses primitive reflexes to initiate movement and encourages the use of mass patterns in the early stages of motor recovery
  2. Manual guidance is used as a support or for demonstration and, not for providing sensory input Unwanted activities are limited by choosing an appropriate level of activity.
  3. No more passive stretch, but active participation