The bedridden rehabilitation training for the paralyzed elderly includes the placement of good limb position, passive joint mobility maintenance training, turning over training, lying and sitting transfer and so on.
1. Placement of good limb position: good limb position is different from functional position, it is a temporary position designed from therapeutic point of view, which can play a good role in inhibiting spasm pattern, preventing shoulder subluxation, and inducing separating movement at an early stage.
2. Passive joint mobility maintenance training: passive joint mobility maintenance training for hip joint, knee joint, ankle joint and toes, shoulder joint and elbow joint, wrist joint with flexion, adduction and abduction, internal and external rotation.
3. Turn over training: the patient crosses his/her arms and lifts both upper limbs above the head. The elbows of the upper limbs of both sides are stretched out and swung horizontally above the head. While the upper limbs are swinging to the healthy side, the upper part of the trunk is rotated to the healthy side. The therapist assists in pelvic rotation.
4. Lying and sitting transfer: the therapist stands on the healthy side of the patient, with the healthy foot placed under the affected foot, allowing the patient to use the healthy lower limb to lift the affected limb. Move to the side of the bed. The therapist holds the scapula of the affected side with one hand and asks the patient to lift the head, extend the shoulder forward, flex the trunk and rotate it. The healthy side of the elbow joint support, and at the same time, the hip as the axis of rotation, you can complete the action of sitting to the bedside.
Paralyzed elderly bedridden rehabilitation needs to be carried out under the guidance of doctors and therapists, do not blindly self-rehabilitation, so as not to cause injury.