Intervention Principles After first test

Question 0

these two things can also be done during inflammatory stage of healing usually

Answer 0

sub maximal isometrics, retrograde massage

Question 1

gentle sub maximal isometrics assists with blank and maintenance of strength

Answer 1

circulation

Question 2

during proliferation phase blank tissue loading should be used

Answer 2

progressive

Question 3

proliferation phase is often up to blank weeks post injury

Answer 3

3

Question 4

this should be used until pain during proliferation phase

Answer 4

arom

Question 5

blank submaximal isometrics should be used during proliferation phase

Answer 5

multiangle

Question 6

muscle fibers that are first to atrophy

Answer 6

slow twitch

Question 7

initiation and progression of blank can be done during proliferation stage

Answer 7

stretching

Question 8

grade 1 and 2 joint mobilization are used to blank

Answer 8

modulate pain

Question 9

grade 3 and 4 joint mobilizations are to improve blank

Answer 9

range of motion

Question 10

grade 1 mobes go to what percent of range

Answer 10

less than 25%

Question 11

grade 2 mobes go to blank of the range of motion

Answer 11

50%

Question 12

grade 3 mobes go to about blank of range of motion

Answer 12

full

Question 13

grade 4 mobes go blank range of motion

Answer 13

past

Question 14

grade 1,4 mobe oscillation is blank

Answer 14

small

Question 15

grade 2, 3 mobe is blank oscillation

Answer 15

large

Question 16

during maturation phase the pt should blank on the patient to get them back to blank

Answer 16

hammer, full function

Question 17

proper form, stretching, and techniques for exercising should be reinforced most during blank phase

Answer 17

maturation

Question 18

persistent discomfort past blank hours should cause concern

Answer 18

24

Question 19

time range to stretch

Answer 19

30 - 60 secs

Question 20

ligaments and tendons take a blank amount of time to stretch than muscles

Answer 20

longer

Question 21

chronic inflammation, repetitive microtrauama and repreated strain overload should be treated as blank stage of healing

Answer 21

inflammation

Question 22

a few things to look for that can cause a perpetual inflammatory process

Answer 22

weakness, muscle length/strength imbalance, bone misalignment, poor posture

Question 23

tension loads are resisted by blank

Answer 23

ligaments tendons

Question 24

compressive loads are resisted by blank

Answer 24

bone,

Question 25

patients with a musculoskeletal dysfunction… two choices for intervention

Answer 25

add biomechanical load, remove load

Question 26

contractile tissue inadequacy… we expect passive ROM should be blank than AROM

Answer 26

greater

Question 27

tissue length inadequacy …. there will be blank between AROM and PROM

Answer 27

no difference

Question 28

examples of tissue length inadequacy

Answer 28

muscle flexibility, capsuloligament extensibility, capsulolig restraint

Question 29

examples of contractile tissue inadequacy

Answer 29

tissue reactivity, decreased muscle contractility, decreased motor control

Question 30

if there is a contractile tissue inadequacy, and decreased muscle contractility, then blank and blank can be tested

Answer 30

endurance, sttregnth

Question 31

if there is a tissue reactivity problem then what could be wrong

Answer 31

compression or tendon load intolerance

Question 32

reactive tissues should have blank loads to get better

Answer 32

small

Question 33

reactive tissues should not have blank put on them for treatment

Answer 33

high loads

Question 34

two length abnormalities of tissue

Answer 34

inelastic, inflexible

Question 35

two contractile abnormalities of tissue

Answer 35

strength, endurance

Question 36

two infrastructure abnormalities of tissue

Answer 36

degenerative, osteoporosis

Question 37

three things that are excessive that can cause injury

Answer 37

frequency, intensity, duration

Question 38

if “the premorbid tissue is NORMAL and the premorbid biomechanical load is NORMAL” then

Answer 38

the PT will never see that patient

Question 39

window of appropriate cyclic loading

Answer 39

wolffe’s law