Examples of using Verbal commands in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The maximum gait speed in this population is commonly evaluated by simple verbal commands provided by the therapist
All measurements were made by the same researcher using homogeneous verbal commands while the volunteers were seated
In the follow-up, 41 children aged from nine months could be evaluated in relation to the ability to recognize verbal commands.
diagnosed with diparetic-type CP, to be able to under stand simple verbal commands and to perform inde pendent gait.
so they would remain calm, cooperative, and able to answer verbal commands.
with image cards support(P-CI) as a resource for description of activities by decreasing verbal commands.
The first, traditional protocol(P-TR) used the description provided in its manual using verbal commands and demonstration to describe the activities.
The recognition of verbal commands, considering children over the age of nine months,
Regarding the instructions to perform the tasks, verbal commands were used,
the victim is easily controlled by suggestions or verbal commands to perform unspeakable acts,
78% of the children had an alteration in the recognition of verbal commands between 12 and 18 months, showing a statistically significant association Table 3.
Patients unable to meet and understand simple verbal commands, with otological alterations, severe visual impairment,
time to follow verbal commands hand squeezing,
as differences in verbal commands and stimuli given to the patients can interfere with test results.
using standard evaluation procedures such as positioning, verbal commands, explanation about the evaluation an interval time between velocities.
although the patients continued not to respond to verbal commands, probably due to amnesia.
spatial orientation within a preset distance in the TUGT indicate situations that are assessed in the MMSE language, verbal commands, and attention.
Equally, inhalation of nitrous oxide at 66% before anesthesia induction with propofol allows a 44% decrease in the required dose of hypnotic drug for the loss of response to verbal commands and the time of anesthesia inductionA.
allows children to remain aware and responsive to verbal commands during the dental treatment
The main sources of error in measurements in this study were: verbal commands of the examiner, the performance of motor tasks by the patient