A stroke patient has beginning extensor synergy of LE. Which is NOT part of this synergy?

A 50 yr old stroke pt with lesion in left posterior superior temporal region presents fluent verbal output, impaired repetition and comprehension. Which type of aphasia does he have?

A PT is instructing a stroke pt during ambulation training, PT noted that the pt is doing well since there is lesser errors and overall endurance is improving. The best strategy to promote continued motor learning is:

An indication for stroke patients where you need to stop performing exercises/PT Mx:

During examination of a stroke pt, the PT noticed that pt's speech is slow and hesitant, expressions are awkward and two-word productions, but has good comprehension. Pt exhibits:

A patient presents with hemiparesis, where pt demonstrates foot drop during swing phase of the gait. It would be most appropriate to administer FES to the TA and the:

Your patient is recovering from a right CVA.  She tells you she is thirsty and asks you for a can of soda.  When you give her the can, and instruct her to open it, she is unable to complete the task.  Later after the tx session when she is alone, you observe her drinking from the can.  You suspect she may have a primary deficit in:

The most appropriate immediate technique to incorporate into treatment that will assist with standing is:

The patient with left hemiplegia would be least likely to respond in therapy if the motor learning strategies emphasized: