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Experimental study on the effect of exercises in a patient with ideational apraxia Fumiko Mouri 1 , Shinichi Noto 2 , Toshiko Futaki 3 , Kazu Amimoto 4 , Hirohide Takahashi 3 1St. Marianna University School of Medicine Yokohama City Seibu Hospital 2Tsukuba Memorial Hospital 3Showa University College of Medical Sciences 4Tokyo Metropolitan University of Health Sciences Keyword: 観念失行 , 日常生活動作 , 学習 , Ideational apraxia , ADL , Learnin pp.154-162
Published Date 2001/4/15
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 The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of exercises, using tools with instructions shown by simple sentences and pictures. A-B-A design was used as the experimental single case design.

 The subject is a 69-year-old male suffering from ideational apraxia and aphasia. He was incapable of using tools and objects, which caused difficulties in his daily living. He could name tools and select tools suitable for the specific action; however, he could not actually use the tools. Initially, we evaluated that he had apraxia. He could not manipulate tools.

 We ordered the patient to have exercises using new tools that he had never used before, i.e., handdrill and crickhandle. He was asked to use the handdrill with instructions, but for the crickhandle, he had to use it without any instructions. After several exercises, he became capable of using the handdrill and making holes with it. In addition, he also became capable of using a crickhandle and making holes with it.

 Judging from the fact that he became capable of using both tools well with or without instructions, we presume that once the concept of tool-object action (making holes) is obtained, the patient becomes capable of using similar tools in carrying out the action.


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