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    Mirror Box Therapy is part of a program called ’Graded Motor Imagery’ which offers improvements in pain and disability by retraining the brain and re-mapping neural pathways‚ for patients who suffer from Chronic pain (Neuropathic pain‚ CRPS‚ Phantom limb pain) or for patients who have suffered a stroke or ABI (Acquired Brain Injury). (http://mirrorboxtherapy.ie/‚ 2012) There are few studies were done on effectiveness of Mirror Box Therapy. One of the studies investigated the effects of Mirror therapy

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    situation and attention (Melzack 2001). When pain is experienced‚ it usually indicates injury‚ disease and threats to body tissues (Mosley 2003 & Butler & Moseley 2013). However‚ complexity of pain perception increases when considering chronic or phantom limb pain. Simply‚ these types of pain are indicative of the neural mechanisms gone awry‚ thus‚ alter perception of what is occurring in the tissues (Moseley 2003). For example‚ chronic pain can be ongoing years after an injury has been healed by the body

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    INDIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES YEAR BOOK 2013 Postal Address Indian Academy of Sciences C.V. Raman Avenue Post Box No. 8005 Sadashivanagar Post Bangalore 560 080 India Telephone Fax Email Website : : : : (080) 2266 1200‚ 2266 1203 (080) 2361 6094 office@ias.ernet.in‚ execsec@ias.ernet.in www.ias.ac.in Text formatted by Wintecs Typesetters‚ Bangalore (Ph. 2332 7311). Printed by Brilliant Printers Pvt Ltd.‚ Bangalore (Ph. 2341 2455). CONTENTS Page Memorandum of Association . . . . . . . . . . .

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    Week 4 - Chapter 4 Review 1. Your visual receptors have begun to receive‚ translate‚ and transmit the contours of the letters on this exam to your brain. You are therefore engaged in the process of _____. a) selection b) organization c) reading d) sensation x 2. The key functions of sensation and perception are respectively: _____. a) stimulation and transduction b) transmission and coding c) detection and interpretation d) interpretation and transmission 3. When you first put your

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    The cardiovascular system is the system that keeps life pumping through you with its complex pathways of veins‚ arteries‚ and capillaries. The heart‚ blood vessels‚ and blood help to transport vital nutrients throughout the body as well as remove metabolic waste. They also help to protect the body and regulate body temperature. Bacterial endocarditis is an infection of the inner surface of the heart or the heart valves caused by bacteria usually found in the mouth‚ intestinal tract or urinary tract

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    communication Impaired mobility Use problem solving approach Interact with the stroke survivor/team/family Recognize that the stroke survivors energy levels can change throughout the day POSITIONING Goals of positioning are: Support the affected limbs Manage and prevent pain Support muscles and prevent spasms Maintain skin integrity Increase awareness of the affected side Promote body symmetry and alignment Comfort Prevent joint and muscle stiffness LYING ON THE

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    the removal of a body part‚ and most commonly a limb (Cheever & Hinkle‚ 2013). Used to relieve symptoms‚ improve functions and to save or improve the patient’s quality of life (Cheever & Hinkle‚ 2013). Can be elective due to complications of the vascular disease often of diabetes. ex. Gangrene‚ trauma (burns‚ crushing injury‚ electrical burns‚ frostbite‚ explosions) Vascular disease accounts for 82% of all amputations with 97% results in lower limb amputations. This is called dysvascular amputation

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    syndrome called phantom limb and experience paralysis and pain in their phantom limb. What he found out was the paralysis in his patients’ phantom limbs were actually learned because before the patients had their limbs amputated‚ their limbs were paralyzed and the brain was sending messages to move but it would get visually messages that the limb wasn’t moving; thus the learned paralysis would get carried over to the phantom limb. What he did to cure his patients’ from phantom limb and the paralysis was

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    Exam 1 Essays Directions: choose 2 to answer and turn them in on Friday 2/28/14. Please answer in essay format. A. Have you‚ or anyone you know‚ ever been abducted by aliens? According to one report‚ approximately 4 million Americans have reported being abducted by aliens (Blackmore‚ 1998). Are these claims credible? Should we all be on the lookout for flying saucers landing in our backyards? Although some people fully believe all these reports‚ and others reject them completely‚ psychologists—as

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    Dr Ramachandran work he as figured out how to numbed the phantom sensation and the phantom pain. In his research he used a patience that noticed the entire known symptom to the syndrome of the phantom limb. Ramachandran shared a fascinated story with us about a patience that had a amputated limb and in just few short moments the patient start “experiencing a vivid phantom arm” it was notice to be nothing unusual at first but after a few weeks a particular “gnawing sensation in his phantom”. \textit{The

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