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19-10-2007, 01:48 AM
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inattentive patient
I have a patient that is pretty inattentive during walking in which he will look out the window or at people passing by and trip and fall. The patient is a CVA, does anybody have any good activities i can do to improve it
    
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19-10-2007, 05:59 AM
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Re: inattentive patient
slap him in the face? I am no neuro physio but is attention a problem post-cva? Part and parcel of the problem? Is it "neglect" in that he doesn't notice the side of the CVA dysfunction?
As for activities and exercise, i am not good on these CVA pts - i would be making him aware of the problem and getting him to check himself frequently... sorry if i am not much help...
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