Head, neck, and Trunk PNF patterns

Question 1

Flexion patterns spread force to the mouth opening, while extension patterns spread force to the mouth closing
true or false?

Answer 1

true

Question 2

what the position we can apply ?

Answer 2

sitting
prone
supine

Question 3

for prone extensor muscles must work against gravity while neck flexion has gravity assistance
true or false?

Answer 3

true

Question 4

in which position neck flexion will assist the patient in rolling and getting to sitting?

Answer 4

supine

Question 5

side lying is easy for?

Answer 5

neck flexion will assist the patient in rolling and getting to sitting.

Question 6

patient is supine or side-lying, stand behind and Infront the patient.

When the patient is prone, sitting, or standing, PT stands
behind the patient only
true or false?

Answer 6

false,
supine/side-lying= only behind
prone/sitting/standing= behind or front

Question 7

The grips for neck patterns are on the?

Answer 7

1-chin= side of extension
2-head

Question 8

hand on the head resists what motions?

Answer 8

resists the rotation, lateral motion and the anterior or posterior motion

Question 9

problems in trunk
shoulder problems
functional problems
we can use neck pattern for them
true or false?

Answer 9

true

Question 10

Tuck your chin in. Bend you head down. Look at your left hip
is for which neck pattern?

Answer 10

flexion, left lateral flexion, left rotation

Question 11

Lift your chin. Lift your head. Look up
is for which neck pattern?

Answer 11

extension, right lateral flexion, right rotation

Question 12

bilateral, asymmetrical, upper extremity patterns combined with neck patterns to exercise trunk muscles
are used in ?

Answer 12

chopping and lifting

Question 13

Successful use of chopping and lifting requires that at least one arm must be strong
true or false?

Answer 13

true

Question 14

what is the patient position for chopping?

Answer 14

supine and close to the left side of the table/ sitting

Question 15

Push your arms down to me, tuck your chin and roll your head down. Now keep your arms down here and push some more. Reach for your left knee

this command for?

Answer 15

chopping to the left in supine and sitting position

Question 16

Chopping to the left
what muscles are responsible for this motion?

Answer 16

Left external oblique, rectus abdominis,
right internal oblique

Question 17

what is the patient position for lifting?

Answer 17

The patient is supine and close to the left side of the table/ sitting

Question 18

Lift your arms up to me and push your head back. Follow your hands with your eyes. Now keep your arms and head back here and push some more.

this command for?

Answer 18

lifting to the lift in supine AND SITTING

Question 19

lifting to the right what muscles are responsible for this motion?

Answer 19

All the neck and back extensor
muscles, left multifidi and rotators

Question 20

Feet up, bend your legs up and away. Bring your knees to your right shoulder
this command for?

Answer 20

Bilateral Lower Extremity Flexion, with Knee Flexion, for Lower Trunk Flexion (Right)

Question 21

Left internal oblique, rectus abdominis,
right external oblique
are for which movement?

Answer 21

Bilateral lower extremity flexion to the left

Question 22

Toes down, kick down to me
this command for which movement?

Answer 22

Bilateral Lower Extremity Extension, with Knee Extension, for Lower Trunk Extension (Left)

Question 23

All the back and neck extensor muscles, Right quadratus lumborum, Left multifidi and rotatores
these muscles for which movement?

Answer 23

Bilateral lower extremity extension to the right

Question 24

the end position is lumbar hyperextension not trunk elongation for Bilateral lower extremity extension to the right
true or false?

Answer 24

false, end position is trunk elongation