ICE Video Samples of Courses on DVD
Treatment Strategies in the Acute Care of Stroke Survivors (AC)
Functional Treatment Ideas and Strategies in Adult Hemiplegia (FTI)
Teaching Independence: A Therapeutic Approach to Stroke Rehabilitation (TI)
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| Video Library Sample 1d | During her treatment session, the therapist chooses the balance disc to help train proprioceptors in the hip and the ankle of a patient seven days post total knee replacement (TKR). Sample video clip from the ICE Video Library for Universities. |  |
| Video Library Sample 1c | Determining the proper assistive device is essential during ambulation training. In this video, the therapist analyzes the gait of a patient seven days post total knee replacement (TKR) and provides strategies to encourage more normal ambulation. Sample video clip from the ICE Video Library for Universities. |  |
| Video Library Sample 1b | In this video the therapist demonstrates proper techniques in measuring joint range of motion (ROM) of knee extension and flexion with a patient just seven days post total knee replacement (TKR). Sample video clip from the ICE Video Library for Universities. |  |
| Video Library Sample 1a | The therapist begins her initial assessment of a patient who had a total knee replacement (TKR) one week ago. She examines the surgical incision, edema, patellar mobility and asks the patient about her level of pain as she begins her treatment session. Sample video clip from the ICE Video Library for Universities. |  |
| TI Video Sample 4 | Scooting a patient up in bed can be very difficult. These step-by-step therapeutic methods can make it easier for the therapist as well as the stroke survivor. Video Sample of Teaching Independence: A Therapeutic Approach to Stroke Rehabilitation (TI). |  |
| TI Video Sample 3 | Jan Davis uses 3 points of control as she demonstrates how a therapist uses maximum assistance in helping a stroke survivor stand up from her wheelchair. Video Sample of Teaching Independence: A Therapeutic Approach to Stroke Rehabilitation (TI). |  |
| TI Video Sample 2 | There are 3 easy ways every clinician can include their patient’s nonfunctional upper extremity in everyday task in order to improve function and awareness. Video Sample of Teaching Independence: A Therapeutic Approach to Stroke Rehabilitation (TI). |  |
| TI Video Sample 1 | Jan Davis begins her assessment of a stroke survivor by identifying the asymmetry of shoulder structures in the outpatient clinic. Video Sample of Teaching Independence: A Therapeutic Approach to Stroke Rehabilitation (TI). |  |
| FTI Video Sample 4 | Therapists often ask, “I need some new ideas!” This video sample illustrates simple and inexpensive tasks that can be used in any treatment setting. Video Sample of Functional Treatment Ideas and Strategies in Adult Hemiplegia (FTI). |  |
| FTI Video Sample 3 | Environmental factors help us determine how to improve standing with stroke survivors in order to facilitate lower extremity movement and dynamic trunk control. Video Sample of Functional Treatment Ideas and Strategies in Adult Hemiplegia (FTI). |  |