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18 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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No hand function
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Stage 1
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Flaccidity in Leg
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Stage 1
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Flaccidity; inability to perform any movement in Arm
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Stage 1
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In Arm beginning development of spasticity; limb synergies or some of their components begin to appear as associated reactions (same motion opposite side)
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Stage 2
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No thumb movement: Gross grasp beginning; minimal finger flexion possible
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Stage 2
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Leg - Spasticity develops; minimal voluntary movements
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Stage 2
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Leg - Spasticity peaks; flexion and extension synergy present; hip-knee-ankle flexion in sitting and standing
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Stage 3
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Gross grasp, hook grasp possible; no release
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Stage 3
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Arm - Spasticity increasing; synergy patterns or some of their components can be performed voluntarily
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Stage 3
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Arm - Spasticity declining; movement combination deviating from synergies are now possible
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Stage 4
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Gross grasp present; lateral prehension developing; small amount of finger extension and some thumb movement
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Stage 4
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Knee flexion past 90° in sitting, with foot sliding backward on floor; dorsiflexion with heel on floor and knee flexed to 90°
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Stage 4
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Arm - Synergies no longer dominant; more movement combinations deviating from synergies performed with greater ease
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Stage 5
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Palmer prehension, spherical and cylindrical grasp and release possible
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Stage 5
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Knee flexion with hip extended in standing; ankle dorsiflexion with hip and knee extended
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Stage 5
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Arm - Spasticity absent except when performing rapid movements; isolated joint movements preformed with ease
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Stage 6
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All types of prehension, individual finger motion, and full range of voluntary extension possible
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Stage 6
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Hip abduction in sitting or standing; reciprocal internal & external rotation of hip combined with inversion & eversion of ankle in sitting
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Stage 6
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