Exercise and Executive Function in Individuals with Chronic Stroke
Exploring Stroke Recovery: Exercise and Executive Function
Welcome to the quiz on the relationship between exercise and executive fun
- Understand the economic impact of stroke.
- Learn about the primary measures used in related studies.
- Explore the results and implications of exercise on stroke recovery.
- Identify limitations faced in stroke research.
Average 1-year cost of an ischemic stroke is:
$17,769
$53,576
$56,573
$25,673
Primary Measures of this study include (check all that apply):
Digit Span Backwards task
6-minute Walk Test
Flanker Test
Peak Aerobic Capacity
Results of this study include (check all that apply):
Significant changes in aerobic fitness (VO2peak and 6-minute walk test)
Significant improvements in Digit Span Backwards, Fugl-Meyer, Stroke Impact Scale scores
Improved fitness associated with improved identification of incongruent stimuli
Improved fitness associated with improved identification of incongruent stimuli
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