Kinetic Chain Flashcards

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Form Closure

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Efficiency of joint structures (how well a joint aligns); primarily consists of bones and connective tissues

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Force Closure

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Ability of soft tissue to maintain joint integrity; includes muscles and fascia

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Kinetic Chain

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Force transfer across body segments for efficient movement

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Local Muscle Systems

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Function in anticipatory manner to brace body segment for oncoming force; controls neutral joint position; isometric

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Global Muscle Systems

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Responsible for motion/regional stability; function in a phasic manner

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Examples of local stabilizers

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TVA, pelvic floor, diaphragm, internal obliques

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Global Mobilizers

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Generate torque to produce movement; emphasis on movement in sagittal plane; contracts concentrically and absorbs impact

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Concept of Function

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Cooperation/coordination between bodily segments to manage environments and conditions efficiently without undue stress or restriction

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Interactive Elements of Function

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Form closure, force closure, motor control & emotional state

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Motor Control

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Proficiency of the neuromuscular system to anticipate and react to external stimuli; activation of motor units to produce movement via appropriate force

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Training for Improved Function

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Mobility, muscle balance, passive/active elements of stabilization, effective muscle activation, neuromuscular coordination

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Dysfunction

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Musculoskeletal deficiencies create poor posture & faulty movement patterns, leading to reduced efficiency and increased injury risk

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What muscle relationship is responsible for local stability in a joint?

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Agonist/antagonist

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Smaller, internally-located muscles aid the ligaments in holding bony segments in place

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Local systems

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Phasic muscles activation pattern is

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Not constant, cooperates with other muscles

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Depending on variables like type of action and direction of force, global system muscles may

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Aid in stability through phasic actions or function as global mobilizers

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Global Stabilizers

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Generate force to control ROM; contract eccentrically for deceleration and rotational control

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Force closure supports deficiency of form closure by

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increasing compressive force across joint surface to counter offsetting forces

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What factors determine the mobility and stability of a motion segment?

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Shape, structure & orientation of a joint

20
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A joint most efficiently resists shear stress when it reaches a

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Close-packed position

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A close-packed position

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Maximizes congruence of articulating surface and tension of associated ligaments

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To suggest a person is functional means:

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Proper symmetry is aligned in form/force closure
Efficient activation patterns are expressed by the CNS
Muscle balance is maintained in regional joints
Force transfer is uncompromised across the kinetic chain