User: In mobilization there is no need for tendoachillis stretching in TEV

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In structural type of TEV there is not bony deformity and easily corrected

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Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita is a collective term applied to a very large number of different syndromes characterized by non-progressive, multiple join
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-in case of GBS refer of motion exercise to regain normal length.
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-in case of GBS strengthening exercise should begin gently in the first weeks of recovery.

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TEV the knee must be held in flexion when mobilization of foot.

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there is no need for mother training in case of torticollis just need good therapist.

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Assistant: Here are the responses to your statements:

1. In mobilization there is no need for tendoachillis stretching in TEV.  
   **False** - Tendoachillis stretching is often necessary in the management of Talipes Equinovarus (TEV) to address tightness and promote proper alignment.

2. In structural type of TEV there is not bony deformity and easily corrected.  
   **False** - Structural types of TEV generally involve bony deformities that may require more extensive treatment, sometimes surgical intervention, for correction.

3. Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita is a collective term applied to a very large number of different syndromes characterized by non-progressive, multiple joint contractures.  
   **True** - Arthrogryposis multiplex congenita includes a variety of syndromes that result in joint contractures and is characterized as non-progressive.

4. In case of GBS (Guillain-Barré Syndrome), refer to motion exercise to regain normal length.  
   **True** - Motion exercises can be crucial for maintaining muscle length and preventing contractures in GBS.

5. In case of GBS, strengthening exercise should begin gently in the first weeks of recovery.  
   **True** - Early strengthening exercises should be guided carefully to avoid overexertion, as patients may have significant weakness during initial recovery.

6. In TEV, the knee must be held in flexion when mobilization of the foot.  
   **False** - It is generally recommended to keep the knee in extension during mobilization of the foot in TEV, as this position aids in better alignment and effective treatment.

7. There is no need for mother training in case of torticollis, just need a good therapist.  
   **False** - Parent or caregiver education and involvement (such as "mother training") is often essential in managing torticollis to encourage appropriate exercises and positions at home. 

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User: Limb deficiency can be defined simply as the loss of a part of a limb. It can be congenital
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Assistant: **True** - Limb deficiency can indeed be defined as the loss of a part of a limb, and it can be congenital (present at birth) or acquired through injury, illness, or other factors.
User: Strengthening exercise for upper limb in case of spina bifida is important

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Assistant: **True** - Strengthening exercises for the upper limb in cases of spina bifida are important as they can help improve function, promote independence, and enhance overall quality of life for individuals with this condition. Upper limb strength can assist with activities of daily living and mobility.
User: Main deformity affected torticollis is decreased ROM of lateral side bending at affected 
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Assistant: **True** - The main deformity associated with torticollis is indeed a decreased range of motion (ROM) of lateral side bending towards the affected side, alongside potential rotation limitations. This is a characteristic feature of the condition.
User: The following symptoms of DDH are asymmetric fat fold thigh and extra skin fold on the involve side
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Assistant: **True** - Asymmetric fat folds in the thigh and extra skin folds on the involved side are common clinical signs associated with Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). These asymmetries can be indicators that there may be a hip joint issue, prompting further evaluation and management.
User: The goals of physical therapy in spina bifida increase power of upper extremities and maintain normal ROM
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Assistant: **True** - The goals of physical therapy in spina bifida typically include increasing the strength and power of the upper extremities as well as maintaining normal range of motion (ROM). These goals are important for improving functional abilities and overall quality of life for individuals with spina bifida.
User: Hydrotherapy for case of CDH is useful to encourage gain full ROM in warm pool
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User: Hydrotherapy for case of CDH is useful to encourage gain full ROM in warm pool
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