1. Bimanual synonyms, Bimanual pronunciation, Bimanual translation, English dictionary definition of Bimanual

2. • Bimanual (adjective) Sense 1

3. Hand Arm Bimanual Intensive Training At Home

4. It involves intensive Bimanual training

5. Bimanual Performed using both hands

6. [7-12], Bimanual tasks with abstract

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8. What are synonyms for Bimanual?

9. Twenty-one participants made Bimanual reach-to …

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12. Context example: a machine designed for Bimanual operation

13. 1 synonym for Bimanual: two-handed

14. A Bimanual exam is performed with two hands

15. What Are Bimanual Pelvic Exams and Pap Tests? A Bimanual pelvic examination (BPE) is used to check a woman’s internal pelvic organs

16. Alert patient that you are about to begin the Bimanual exam

17. Bimanual Therapy Bimanual upper limb therapy is an intensive intervention for children with hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy or other neuromotor challenges causing one-sided weakness

18. The hierarchy of constraints in Bimanual coordination: Bimanual multijoints coordinative activities have been studied at many levels of the cognitive and motor systems

19. The Bimanual spleen technique is used also to palpate the spleen

20. Symmetric Bimanual movements are more natural and easier than parallel movements

21. What does Bimanual mean? Using or requiring the use of both hands

22. Bimanual: 1 adj requiring two hands or designed for two people “a machine designed for Bimanual operation” Synonyms: two-handed handed having or involving the use of hands

23. The Bimanual examination can also be performed in this position

24. The lateralisation of motor control for discrete Bimanual movements, in contrast, is underexplored

25. Children with cerebral palsy, especially hemiplegia, are often encouraged to participate in Bimanual …

26. • Perform a bimanual pelvic examination to detect uterine or adnexal masses or tenderness

27. Bimanual Pelvic Examination Apply lubricant to index and middle finger of gloved hand

28. Bimanual pelvic exams and Pap tests can lead to several harms

29. Bimanual activities are skills that we use two hands to complete

30. What is happening in the brain during complicated Bimanual performances such as piano playing?

31. Bimanual coordination has been one of the most widely studied problems in motor control

32. Both CIMT and Bimanual training lead to similar improvements in hand function

33. Bimanual definition is - done with or requiring the use of both hands

34. The Bimanual examination (also known as a pelvic examination) is an examination of the female genital organs

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36. In my lab, we have re-evaluated this work, looking at Bimanual coordination as a

37. HABIT-ILE is a form of Bimanual training that continuously incorporates postural control and LE function

38. Bimanual training and constraint-induced movement therapy in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy: a randomized trial

39. The purpose of the current study was to investigate which (if either) hemisphere is dominant for discrete Bimanual movements

40. The Adnexae are palpated via bimanual palpation in the lateral fornices (see the linked item vagina)

41. This session discusses hand-arm Bimanual intensive training to improve hand function after hemiparesis, including …

42. All children benefit from practicing Bimanual skills to help develop coordination skills, crossing midline, and functional life skills

43. Periodic Bimanual movements are often the focus of studies of the basic organizational principles of human actions

44. Ing for individuals with USCP: Hand and Arm Bimanual Intensive Therapy Including Lower Extremity (HABIT-ILE)

45. A potential benefit of Bimanual training is that participants may improve more on self-determined goals

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47. Bimanual exam stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images Vector modern flat doctor and patient character illustration

48. Bimanual Skill Learning after Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation in Children with Unilateral Cerebral Palsy: A Brief Report Dev Neurorehabil

49. The Bimanual activities that were practiced emphasized different arm roles, such as stabilizer, manipulator, and active/passive assisting

50. Hand-Arm Bimanual Intensive Therapy (HABIT) in children with hemiplegia is a new intervention developed at Columbia University

51. In this article, we shall look at how to perform a Bimanual examination in an OSCE-style setting.

52. Bimanual synkinesis can make it difficult to do tasks that require the hands to move separately, such as playing a musical instrument

53. The Bimanual and rectovaginal exams are performed to more thoroughly evaluate the patient's cervix, uterus, ovaries, rectum and other pelvic structures

54. Bimanual upper limb therapy is an intensive intervention for children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy who experience movement difficulties in one hand

55. • Bimanual pelvic exam (optional), to feel uterus and adnexa in sexually active adolescent females Differential Diagnosis See "Causes," above, this section.

56. It uses carefully planned, repeated practice of two-handed, or Bimanual, games and activities to improve a child’s ability to use their hands together.

57. Although Bimanual finger coordination is known to decline with aging, it still remains unclear how exactly the neural substrates underlying the coordination differ between young and elderly adults

58. In a Bimanual gynaecological or obstetrical examination, one hand is placed on the abdomen and one or two fingers of the other hand are placed in the vagina

59. Bimanual - requiring two hands or designed for two people; "a two-handed sledgehammer"; "a two-handed crosscut saw"; "a machine designed for Bimanual operation" two-handed handed - having or involving the use of hands; "a handed, tree-living animal"; "a four-handed card game"

60. That being said however, it is advised to not perform a Bimanual if an ectopic is suspected, as this can lead to rupture

61. The Bimanual examination, which was originally part of the annual screening procedures, was discontinued because no cases of cancer were detected solely by ovarian palpation

62. Although, Bimanual assessment is considered to be the third part of the pelvic exam, you may choose to perform this before the speculum examination.

63. Before insertion, a Bimanual examination and a sounding of the uterus are necessary to determine the uterus position and the depth of the uterine cavity

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65. Bimanual coordination is a task-specific and active assembling procedure where two hands are restricted to act cooperatively by virtue of mutual coupling [].For typically developing (TD) children, the process of acquiring Bimanual skills develops through environmental exploration and object manipulation during activities of daily living (ADL or ADLs), such as learning to unwrap a piece of

66. The Bimanual exam (2-hand exam) Feel the womb with 2 hands to check for infections or growths, or to learn how long a woman has been pregnant

67. Bimanual examination revealed a soft cervix, uterus Anteverted, normal size with a non-tender, non-pulsatile cystic mass approximately 4cm in the left adnexa, cervical excitation test negative

68. Bimanual coordination encompasses a large class of situations in which the brain must simultaneously control multiple movements, such as when we use our two hands to manipulate an object or perform a task

69. ‘I have my patients stand while I perform a Bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion.’

70. The Bimanual exam — During this part of the exam, your doctor or nurse will put 1 or 2 gloved and lubricated fingers into your vagina while gently pressing on your lower abdomen with their other hand

71. Bimanual examination A part of the standard pelvic examination, in which two fingers of one hand are inserted in the vagina and the other hand gently palpates the uterus, cervix and adnexae, to evaluate …