How would you expect loss of somatosensation to affect precision grip in patients post-stroke?

During the stance phase of gait, rockers work together to facilitate efficient foot ankle mechanisms. Choose the correct statement: 

An optimal grip force is produced with the wrist in what position?

How would you describe the use of visual and somatosensory information as feedback mechanisms for error correction during reach and grasp activities?

A patient recovering from a stroke walks with limited tibial advancement on the more affected lower extremity. What is the MOST COMMON gait deviation observed to compensate for the limited tibial advancement?

You observe a subject preparing to throw a dart. How would you describe the role of the glenohumeral joint and the scapula during reaching for anteriorly placed targets?

What has consistently been revealed about reaching movements across midline (toward targets in the visual hemifield of the opposite arm) compared to movements to targets on the same side as the arm?

A 28-year-old male with a stroke diagnosis has been referred to physical therapy. During the patient’s assessment, an abnormal gait characterized by excess plantarflexion and calcaneal inversion is being observed. What is the main hypothetical significance of such a deviation?  

While performing an analysis of a patient’s running pattern, a physical therapist observes an increase in posterior trunk lean during the initial contact of the stance phase. What can be hypothesized?

The deceleration phase of the tennis serve or pitch is most dependent on: