Lab 7: Balance and Flexibility Flashcards

1
Q

What is flexibility

A

-the range of motion in a joint or related series of joints or the ability to move a muscle or group of muscles through a ROM

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2
Q

What is balance

A

-is the ability to control the centre of mass in relationship and the base of support

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3
Q

What is proper position fo one-leg stance test

A

-stand close to a wall on flat surface
-hands crossed on opposite shoulders in front of their chest
-stand on leg of choice

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4
Q

How many trials are done for the one-leg stance test

A

-right leg eyes open and closed
-left leg eyes open and closed

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5
Q

When is one-leg stance terminated

A

-arms are moved
-the raised foot is moved towards or away from the standing limb or or touches the floor
-eyes open during the eyes closed test
-a maximum of 45 seconds has elapsed

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6
Q

What is the Berg test

A

-used for clinical populations
-5 point ordinal scale

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7
Q

What score is associated with almost a 100% risk of falling

A

-less than or equal to 40

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8
Q

What score indicates risk of falls and may benefit from a walker or other aid

A

-less than 45

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9
Q

What score indicates the individual is more likely to fall and should be assessed further for a fall risk

A

-less than 50

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10
Q

What does Y balance test measure

A

-dynamic balance

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11
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What is dynamic balance

A

-ones ability to maintain an upright position while the centre of gravity is moving outside its base of support

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12
Q

Warm up for Y balance test

A

-5-10 min warm up
-including single-leg balance tasks
-allow the client 4 practice trials on each foot and in each direction

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13
Q

What order do you test each direction in

A

-right anterior
-left anterior
-right posteromedial
-left posteromedial
-right posterolateral
-left posteriolateral

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14
Q

How many trials should be done for each foot/direction

A

-3

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15
Q

What would be a failed attempt for Y balance

A

-client cannot touch foot down before returning back to the starting position
-the client cannot place their foot on top of the reach indicator to gain support during the reach
-the client must keep their foot in contact with the target

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16
Q

What does the sit and reach test assess

A

-hamstring and lower back flexibility

17
Q

Warmup for sit and reach test

A

-5-10 min warm up
-include the modified hurdler stretch

18
Q

How far should feet be apart for sit and reach test

A

-6 inches apart

19
Q

How should hands be positioned for sit and reach

A

-palms down and hands together
-ask client to reach forward to push the sliding marker forward along the scale

20
Q

How many trials should be counted during sit and reach test

A

-twice