To improve his deficit, Jeremiah's non-affected limb was ...

[jparksx]

To improve his deficit, Jeremiah's non-affected limb was constrained, forcing him to use the affected limb. This therapy is called
 
  a. constraint-applied therapy.
  b. constraint-induced movement therapy.
  c. restraint therapy.
  d. restraint-applied therapy.
  e. forced movement therapy.

Question 2

Constraint-induced movement therapy involves
 
  a. using both limbs to perform complex tasks.
  b. constraining the patient's stroke-affected limb to promote rewiring of the brain.
  c. constraining the patient's non-affected limb to promote rewiring of the brain.
  d. engaging in whole body movements.
  e. repeated physical therapy on both limbs.

[cpetit11]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: b. constraint-induced movement therapy

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b. constraining the patient's stroke-affected limb to promote rewiring of the brain.

[jparksx]

YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it