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KMID : 1142420190170010145
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PNF and Movement
2019 Volume.17 No. 1 p.145 ~ p.156
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Suggested Clinical Reasoning Strategies Using a Mnemonic Device for Patients with Neurological Disorders
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Woo Young-Geun
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Abstract
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Purpose: This study suggests clinical reasoning strategies for therapists with little experience in clinical reasoning for the evaluation and treatment of patients with neurological disorders.
Methods: The suggested method was the mnemonic PT STRESS whose initials represent the body structure and functions that can affect the activity limits and the items that can cause problems at the functional level in patients with neurological disorders.
Results: PT STRESS stands for pain (P), ability of the trunk (T), sensation (S), tone (T), range of motion (R), emotion and
endurance (E), muscular strength (strength), and stability (S). It tests and measures problems in the body structure and functions.
Conclusion: This study suggests easy clinical reasoning strategies that can be used by therapists who have insufficient experience in the evaluation or treatment of patients with neurological disorders. However, more factors need to be considered in the future with regard to clinical reasoning of the diverse problems of patients with neurological disorders.
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KEYWORD
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Clinical reasoning, Mnemonic, Neurological, PT stress
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