Targeted activities of daily living training for hemiplegic upper limb and hand dysfunction（2）

6. Group Stretch Knuckles

Grab the bowl and transfer it down; the command emphasizes opening the hand and putting down the bowl.

7. Point to Point

Pay attention to the direction of the patient's thumb, and remind him not to compensate with a lateral pinch.

8. Thumb Abduction

Make two marks on the thicker bottle, instructing the patient to draw the thumb from one point to the other; better patients can perform decoupage activities.

9. Fingers close together

Observe the extension of the patient's fingers and the angle of the fingers when they are close together, and remind them in time.

In the training of restraining the abnormal movement pattern of the affected limb, attention should be paid to the correct action of the affected limb, and then correct feedback can be carried out, so as to achieve the effectiveness and aesthetics of the action, and prevent the occurrence of compensatory movement. In addition, the principles and concepts of compulsory restriction of the participation of the unaffected hand in the training are applied, so that the affected hand can strengthen the training.