Hi! I am wondering: if someone with mild spastic cerebral palsy has slight stiffness but no permanent contractures in one hand and shoulder so they have no need for surgeries or Botox in their arm and can do all tasks independently but they are slower at tasks requiring 2 hands than someone without CP. BUT even tho they can hold a regular comb and brush they cannot effectively brush or comb hair without a brush modified so that they don’t need to manipulate their hair with their spastic hand. And say that even though they can cut their own food and eat independently they need an adaptive fork in order to prevent pain in their hand while cutting food. And say they perform bimanual tasks very slowly and learned to tie and braid hair only as adults and need some modifications to how they move their hand when they do it even if they don’t need adapted hair ties. What level of CP do they have on the MACS?
You have such great videos do you offer tutoring classes ? Or Soap notes and how to write group protocols? < Im going to school For OTA and boy your videos help !!!!
Hey Abby, thanks for watching...I hope to maybe offer some tutoring in the future but can't at the moment just because of time limitations. Happy studying:)
you are such an amazing person ty for doing this I really appreciate it!!
such an underrated video
Another great video. I'm almost done with my first lvl II FW. Whenever you post a video, it's oddly nostalgic. Hope you and your family are well.
Thanks Matt appreciate it! Almost there. I hope you are enjoying fieldwork so far:)
Hi! I am wondering: if someone with mild spastic cerebral palsy has slight stiffness but no permanent contractures in one hand and shoulder so they have no need for surgeries or Botox in their arm and can do all tasks independently but they are slower at tasks requiring 2 hands than someone without CP. BUT even tho they can hold a regular comb and brush they cannot effectively brush or comb hair without a brush modified so that they don’t need to manipulate their hair with their spastic hand. And say that even though they can cut their own food and eat independently they need an adaptive fork in order to prevent pain in their hand while cutting food. And say they perform bimanual tasks very slowly and learned to tie and braid hair only as adults and need some modifications to how they move their hand when they do it even if they don’t need adapted hair ties. What level of CP do they have on the MACS?
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You have such great videos do you offer tutoring classes ? Or Soap notes and how to write group protocols? < Im going to school For OTA and boy your videos help !!!!
Hey Abby, thanks for watching...I hope to maybe offer some tutoring in the future but can't at the moment just because of time limitations. Happy studying:)
@@TheOTMinute Thank you ! I Cant wait to watch more of your videos.