Exercise and Executive Fun<wbr>ction in Individuals with Chronic Stroke

A group of diverse individuals engaging in various exercises, like walking and cognitive tasks, in a rehabilitation setting, symbolizing recovery from stroke, vibrant and motivational atmosphere.

Exploring Stroke Recovery: Exercise and Executive Function

Welcome to the quiz on the relationship between exercise and executive function in individuals with chronic stroke. This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about the costs and impacts of ischemic stroke, as well as key findings and limitations from pivotal research in this area.

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.

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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

Limitations of this study (check all that apply):

Difficult recruitment and retention

Control group

Neuroimaging used

Possibility of Type II error

Exercise and Executive Function in Individuals with Chronic Stroke

Exploring Stroke Recovery: Exercise and Executive Function

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