Across
- 1. — Disease of the myocardium affecting function.
- 4. — Exaggerated reflexes due to UMN involvement.
- 6. — Loss of half the visual field.
- 8. — Primary descending motor tract for voluntary movement.
- 10. — Coordinates movement, balance, and motor learning.
- 12. — Low BP affecting mobilisation tolerance.
- 13. — Joint position sense essential for balance retraining.
- 14. — Continuous cardiac monitoring in acute wards.
- 15. — Lack of awareness of deficits post‑stroke.
- 17. — Coordination impairment affecting gait and limb control.
- 19. — Acute clot‑dissolving therapy with mobilisation rules.
- 20. — Relay centre for sensory and motor signals.
- 22. — Chest discomfort due to myocardial ischaemia.
- 23. — Adaptive neural reorganisation supporting recovery.
Down
- 2. — Reduced perfusion causing tissue compromise.
- 3. — Controls vital functions; stroke here often severe.
- 5. — Plaque buildup narrowing arteries.
- 7. — Inaccurate movement amplitude due to cerebellar dysfunction.
- 9. — Unit for prescribing exercise intensity.
- 11. — Major modifiable CVD risk factor.
- 16. — Relating to positional BP drops.
- 18. — Impaired motor planning despite intact strength.
- 21. — Abnormal heart rhythm requiring monitoring.