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Froggy Jumps Brunnstrom Recovery QuizOnline version Brunnstrom stages quiz. by Jackie Patton 1 What characterizes normal dynamic synergy? a Static posture at rest; no movement b Smooth, coordinated movement; able to isolate movement c Mass movement patterns; obligatory movement 2 What defines abnormal dynamic synergy? a Non-fractionated volitional movement with mass movement patterns b Normal reflexes and symmetry c Isolated joint movements with clear control 3 What is abnormal posturing? a Static, abnormal positioning due to increased tone at rest b Dynamic, alternating positions c Normal tone during rest 4 Why do neural components of muscle tone change normally? a Age alone b Diet alone c Movement, posture, intention, environment 5 When would low tone be normal? a Always present in all activities b When muscles can increase tone to prepare for movement c Never adapts with movement 6 When would high tone be normal? a During passive rest only b If muscles can still be altered voluntarily c Only in disease states 7 What is stage 1 of Brunnstrom? a Full synergy b Early synergy c Flaccid paralysis 8 What is the clinical presentation of stage 1? a No voluntary movement or reflexive movement; limb heavy and flaccid b Spasticity present; brisk reflexes c Voluntary movement with synergy present 9 What are interventions for stage 1? a Rely on passive stretching only b Immediately train isolated joint movements c Use reflexes as supportive to movement; use associated reactions; work toward synergies 10 What is stage 2 of Brunnstrom? a Full synergy b Independence from synergy c Early synergy 11 What is the clinical presentation of stage 2? a No movement; flaccid b Basic limb synergies appear; minimal voluntary movement; spasticity begins c Voluntary isolation of joints already present 12 What are interventions for stage 2? a Only passive ROM without synergy work b Ignore reflexes; force isolated moves c Use reflexes as supportive; work components away from synergies 13 What is stage 3 of Brunnstrom? a Independence from synergy b No movement at all c Full synergy 14 What is the clinical presentation of stage 3? a Basic limb synergies performed voluntarily; spasticity increased b No voluntary movement; flaccid c Isolated joint movements fully developed 15 What are interventions for stage 3? a Avoid any movement out of synergy b Ignore reflexes; rely on synergy c Only use reflexes to support movement out of synergy; work toward isolated movement 16 What is stage 4 of Brunnstrom? a Full independence from synergy b Decline in synergy influence c No movement at all 17 What is the clinical presentation for stage 4? a Spasticity increasing; no voluntary movement b Only reflexive movements present c Spasticity decreasing; some volitional movement out of synergy 18 What are interventions for stage 4? a Rely only on full synergy patterns b Avoid any movement out of synergy c Use reflexes to support out of synergy; work isolated joint movements 19 What is stage 5 of Brunnstrom? a Independence from synergy b Dependent on synergy c Only reflex-driven movements

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Brunnstrom Recovery QuizOnline version

by Jackie Patton

What characterizes normal dynamic synergy?

What defines abnormal dynamic synergy?

What is abnormal posturing?

Why do neural components of muscle tone change normally?

When would low tone be normal?

When would high tone be normal?

What is stage 1 of Brunnstrom?

What is the clinical presentation of stage 1?

What are interventions for stage 1?

What is stage 2 of Brunnstrom?

What is the clinical presentation of stage 2?

What are interventions for stage 2?

What is stage 3 of Brunnstrom?

What is the clinical presentation of stage 3?

What are interventions for stage 3?

What is stage 4 of Brunnstrom?

What is the clinical presentation for stage 4?

What are interventions for stage 4?

What is stage 5 of Brunnstrom?