ch7: flexibility training Flashcards

1
Q

the greatest decline in ROM w/ age is observed in

A

spinal extension

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2
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dec jnt ROM with age

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spinal ext decline by 50%
hip extension decline by 20%
kn flexion decline by 2% (less cause of walking)

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3
Q

dec ROM greater in upper or lower

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lower extremity
h/s dec +/- 14% per decade

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4
Q

joint stiffness implication

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  • inc w/ age
  • lead to dec ROM
  • one of the most common complaints of OA
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5
Q

clinical def of jnt stiffness

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sensation of dif moving a jnt or apparent loss of ROM. it often accompanies jnt pain and swelling

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6
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rel of jnt pain and stifness

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jnt pain -> jnt mvt -> disuse atrophy -> jnt stiffness

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7
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what factors contribute to stiffness in OA

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  • with age: dec m. mass, inc connective tissue
  • connective tissue involved immobility
  • with age, change in the chemical composition of the connective tissue matrix & collagen
  • breakdown of articular surfaces in the weight-bearing jnts
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8
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change in chemical composition of the connective tissue matrix & collagen

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  • loss of water content
  • connective tissue
    *less extensible
  • more resistant to being deformed
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10
Q

by the age of 75 y/o what % have osteoarthritic changes

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85%

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11
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Basic ADLs

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self-care tasks
- Dressing/bathing
-Eating
- Ambulating
- Toileting
- Hygiene

(DEATH)

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12
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IADLs

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  • Shopping
  • Housekeeping
  • Accounting
  • Food prep/meds
  • Telephone/transportation
    (SHAFT)
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13
Q

what do OA typically improve on when improving flexibility

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muscular strength

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14
Q

mechanism causing inc muscular strength when improving felxibility

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  • effort spent to gain ROM is sufficient to challenge surrounding musculature and slightly inc strength
  • inc jnt ROM may rel the muscles to such an extent that they can be used more readily and more efficiently
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15
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critical range

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absolute minimum ROM required to perform a certain activity

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16
Q

special considerations after knee surgery

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rarely flex past 110deg

17
Q

special considerations after hip surgery

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  • no hip flex past 90 deg
  • no internal rot of the hip
  • no hip add past midline
18
Q

critical ranges of flex for putting clothes on

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90deg elevation
45deg ext rot

19
Q

critical ranges of flex for fastening or unfastening clothes in back
(use back scratch test)

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45 abd
70 int rot
10 extension

20
Q

which activity requires the greatest exertion at hip, knee, ank

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getting down onto & up from floor

21
Q

mode of exercise used to imp flexibility in OA

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  • trad stretching
  • dance
  • tai chi
  • aquatic exercise
22
Q

what is the most imp when training flex in OA

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stressing the end range of jnt motion

23
Q

what is static stretch best for

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improving ROM
cool-down

24
Q

what is dynamic stretch best for

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warming up body and muscles

25
Q

static vs pff OA vs ya

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YA respond better to PNF
OA benefit better from static

26
Q

when should dynamic stretches be introduce

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  • when m. are warmer
  • to participants w/ poor body awareness
27
Q

guidelines for felxibility exercises

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  • emphasize jnt that have significant dec in jnt ROM
  • stretch to a point of gentle tension but not pain
  • do not jerk, bounce, or force a stretch
28
Q

breathing while stretching

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  • inhale before the start of the stretch
  • heal during the stretch
  • breathe every while holding the stretch