IN OFFICE

Question 1

how to properly eval patient?

Answer 1

ROM
normal functional anatomy
manual skills for muscle, tendon, and joint landmarks
ID trigger point spasms that reproduce patients painful symptoms
ID which trigger point spasms are limiting motion

Question 2

direction of muscle fibers and multidirectional

Answer 2

manual therapy

Question 3

direct pressure for 15 to 30 seconds or longer

Answer 3

trigger point release

Question 4

fiber length stretching in opposite directions 15 to 30 seconds, surface to 1 cm deep

Answer 4

myofascial release

Question 5

surface rub or stretch at 90 degrees to muscle direction to open channels within muscle for drainage

Answer 5

cross fiber tension release

Question 6

contract and pause normal direct of muscle function

Answer 6

muscle activation technique

Question 7

when patient creates force and then lets go and physician increases force across length of muscle or joint

Answer 7

contract release

Question 8

how to give a peroneal tendon injection?

Answer 8

peroneus muscle trigger point injections with ABCs
stretch exercises and strengthening of quads and hamstring
then give peroneal tendon injection

Question 9

how to give FDL and TPL tendon injections?

Answer 9

flexor digitorum and tibialis posterior trigger point injections with ABCs exercises of quads and hamstrings

Question 10

electrical stimulation mimics chemical trigger point interruption and can be done by patient at home, along with self treating trigger point releases with a theracane and home exercise plan, what is this device?

Answer 10

tens unit