Tasks of occupational therapist in atheosis associated with cerebral paralysis
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The paper presents the basic features of therapeutic management of children with atheotic derangement. The first step consists of functional occupational therapy (playing under guidance of a therapist, training in directed gripping, active exercises for rough and specific coordination of hands and fingers) followed by training in skills of daily living: undressing, dressing, eating and personal hygiene. Adequate level of functional and psychical capacity of the child constitutes the basis for implementation of the individual-oriented habilitation programme. The results of the adjusted training programme utilizing appropriate therapeutic and motivation procedures exceed those yielded by inadapted programmes by 30 %.Downloads
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