A physical therapist is designing a gait training session for a patient with incomplete SCI ([AIS](/rare-disease/androgen-insensitivity-syndrome) D, T10) who walks at 0.3 m/s with bilateral KAFOs and a rolling walker. The patient’s 6MWT distance is 90 meters. The patient’s goal is to walk 200 meters from the parking lot to her office. The therapist has 45 minutes for the session. Which session design is MOST consistent with current evidence-based recommendations?

The system of Checks and Balances was designed to: 

The APTA Clinical Practice Guideline for locomotor function (Hornby et al., 2020) recommends which training intensity for patients with chronic stroke, incomplete SCI, and brain injury?

Why were French relationships with many Indigenous groups generally stronger than those of the English?

In contemporary neurorehabilitation, PNF techniques are BEST understood as:

External cueing for gait in Parkinson disease works by:

In the HIT-Stroke trial (Boyne et al., 2023), high-intensity interval training (HIIT) compared to moderate-intensity aerobic training (MAT) for chronic stroke produced:

A 72-year-old woman with multiple sclerosis reports 4 falls in the past month, all occurring when she was bumped or jostled while standing in line at the grocery store. She did not take a corrective step during any of these episodes. Her BBS is 44/56 and her Mini-BESTest is 18/28, with the lowest scores in the reactive postural control domain. Which intervention is MOST directly targeted to her primary balance deficit?

Age-sex pyramids illustrate the close relationship between human societies and the natural environment.

One feature of the World Risk Society thesis by Ulrich Beck is that modern risks never move or spread beyond national borders.