Elements Of Mvmt System And Impaired Mob

Question 1

7 aspects of dosage

Answer 1

Type of contraction
Intensity
Speed
Duration
Frequency
Sequence
Environment

Question 2

3 aspects of activity

Answer 2

Posture
Mode
Movement

Question 3

4 aspects of the elements of the movement system

Answer 3

Support
Base modulator
Biomechanics
Cognitive/affective

Question 4

3 parts of therex intervention model

Answer 4

Dosage
Activity
Elements of the movement system

Question 5

Explain the “support” element

Answer 5

Cardiovascularpulmonary; metabolic

Question 6

Explain the “base” element

Answer 6

Integumentary
MS
Nervous system

Question 7

Explain the “modulator” element

Answer 7

Neuromuscular

Question 8

5 causes of impaired mob

Answer 8

Trauma
Surgery
Joint disease
NM disorders
Congenital abnormalities

Question 9

Which fibers degrade first? Fast or slow

Answer 9

Slow

Question 10

3 physiological effects of immobilization on tendons

Answer 10

Collagen
Fiber orientation
Decrease size, number, strength

Question 11

Immobilization physio effects on ligs

Answer 11

Collagen degradation

Question 12

Immobilization phys effects on bone

Answer 12

Mineral loss

Question 13

Immobilization phys effects on articular cart

Answer 13

Potential for irreversible joint damage

Question 14

3 things that PROM will not do

Answer 14

Prevent atrophy
Increase strength
Promote weight loss

Question 15

Evidence for CPM

Answer 15

No long term functional benefits, and no difference between CPM and ROM

Question 16

AROM/AAROM effect on strong muscles

Answer 16

Will not maintain or increase strength

Question 17

AROM/AAROM will not develop _____________________ except in movement pattern performed

Answer 17

Skill or coordination

Question 18

3 precautions/considerations for ROM

Answer 18

1. no ROM at fx site
2. Evidence supports early PROM within a pain-free range
3. Monitor vital signs when AROM is initiated following a cardiac event