1. Identify at least one augmented interventions that can be used to calm the patient with traumatic brain injury who is also demonstrating high arousal and agitated behaviour. 2. Please give 3 patients' cases appropriate for each technique: Rood's Technique (Facilitatory) Brunnstrom Technique PNF (Reversal of Antagonist)

1. Identify at least one augmented interventions that can be used to calm the patient with traumatic brain injury who is also demonstrating high arousal and agitated behaviour. 2. Please give 3 patients' cases appropriate for each technique: Rood's Technique (Facilitatory) Brunnstrom Technique PNF (Reversal of Antagonist)

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

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