| Relates the clinical presentation observed in stroke and its treatment to neurophysiological approaches. |
| Defines normal movement and function and compares them with movement and functional impairments observed after a stroke. |
| Understands and applies basic and neurophysiologically based measurement and evaluation methods used after a stroke. |
| Explains the Bobath technique used after a stroke and its effects on body parts. |
| Explains the Johnstone approach used after a stroke and its effects on body parts. |
| Explains the Brunnstrom approaches used after a stroke and their effects on body parts. |