Approaches For Back Pain Flashcards
DeLitto LBP CPG recommends what?
Progressive endurance and fitness
Manual therapy
Trunk coordination, strengthening and endurance ex
Centralized& directional preference ex
Pt ed & counseling (B)
McKenzie method assumes what?
Spinal extension can centralize pain
Move away from extremities and into LB or neck
Centralizing pain allows source of pain to be treated
Focus on self awareness and self tx
No passive modality
What are the goals of McKenzie?
Independent mngmt of pain
Reduce pain
Return to ADL
Minimize risk of recurring pain
What are predisposing factors of LBP?
Sitting posture
Loss of extension range
Frequency of flexion
McKenzie Dx
Note structure (spine curve, leg length, shldr and pelvic positions)
Observe quality of mvmt
Repeat mvmt 5-10x depending on pt and go to end range
Postural syndrome
Pt feels no pain with active mvmt
Pain can appear in LB, UB, neck or all three thru prolonged sitting or standing
Pt seems asymptomatic
With mvmts- no pain
Dysfunction Syndrome
Loss of mob in 1+ mvmts of spine
Pain localized in spine and felt at end range
Repeated mvmts don’t worsen pain
Curves distorted, posture is poor
Adaptive shortening of muscles jts lig
Derangement syndrome
Poor posture Seem fixed in deformity Loss of motion in 1+ directions Constant pain locally near spine or RADIATING pain to limbs Repeated motions change pain
Change in disc responsible for this
What muscles are considered to be the powerhouse of the core?
RA, TrA, obliques, multifidi, glutes, QL support the trunk
6 basic principles of Pilates
Control
Breath
Flow- key in people learning to control their own movements
Precision- temporal and spatial awareness
Centering
Concentration
Yoga links
Mvmt with breath
Join mind and body
Most common form of yoga
Hatha- physical discipline
What are the three components of Hatha yoga practice?
Asana-posture, prepares mind and body for meditation, addresses restrictions of body
Pranayama- breathing practice, links mind and body
Dhyana-meditation, rest the mind, reduce BP
Yoga and LBP literature suggests for chronic LBP
Improved pain, anxiety and depression more than exercise