extra Flashcards
what does SAID mean for specificity
specific adaptation to imposed demands
what is it called hwen mm fiber break down whcih can result in kidney failure
rhabdomylosis
what is the anterior pillar of the spine made up of
vertebral bodies and IVD
what is the posterior pillar of the spine made up of
articular processes adn facet joints
what muscles are considered global mm (superfical , farther from axis of motion)
rectus abdom
EO
quad lum (lateral portion)
ES
iliopsaos
what muscles are considered deep/ segemntal mm (deep , closer from axis of motion)
TA
IO
multifdius
quad lum (deep portion)
deep rotators
what is the plume line for a flat back posture person
behind ear
behind GT
in front of knee and ankle
what is the plume line for a sway back posture person
behind ear adn GT
little behdin knees
infront of ankle
what is short and tight and what is legethend and weak for a lordotic posture
neck extensors and hip flexors are short and low back is tight
neck flexors , upper back , ES , hammy , and abds are lengthened and weak
what is the sway back posture associated with
thoracic kyphosis and foward head
what is the scoliosis severity for mild , mod and severe (cobb angle)
cobb angle 10°-20° for milk
cobb angle 21° to 40° for mod
cobb angle >40° for severe
what is the most common scoliosis
adolescent idiopathic scoliolsis
what is the difference for levoscoliosis and dextroscolisosis
levo is for L c curve and dexo is for R c curve
what is the taxonomy of motor task
enviroment-closed (stable) vs open (unstable)
Variability – without vs with intertrial variability
Body transport - body stable vs body moving
Manipulation of objects – without or with
for flat back posture there is ___ lumbosacral angle, ___ lumbar lordosis, ___ pelvic tilt
decreased 2x
postioer