MOD 3 Lumbar Exercise a Movement Control Approach Flashcards

1
Q

What CPG category would benefit most from exercise?

A

movement coordination impairment

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2
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What are the treatment based classification predictors for stabilization?

A
  • avg SLR rom >91 deg
  • positive prone instability test
  • positive aberrant movements
  • age < 40 years

if 3 or more good prognosis

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3
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What are the two best predictors of benefiting from stabilization exercises?

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  • aberrant motion
  • prone instability test
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4
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What clinical findings indicate movement control classification?

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  • disability = moderate
  • symptom status = stable
  • pain = moderate to low
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5
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What phases line up with the treatment based classifications?

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protection = symptom modulation

controlled motion and tissue loading = movement control

return to function = functional optimization

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6
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If low severity and irritability you should?

A

do exercise focus

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7
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if high severity and irritability yo do?

A

other interventions with some activation or joint control exercises

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8
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What is the goal of lumbar movement coordination exercise?

A
  • activation and recruitment
  • holding neutral spine
  • coordination with smooth motion
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9
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What is the goal of promoting physical activity in patients with back pain?

A
  • walking (Aerobic exercise); has large impacts on LBP
  • target 150 min of walking per week
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10
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What are examples of exercise for the protection phase?

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  • activation and recruitment: TA activation, alternating isometrics, rhythmic stabilization
  • joint motion control (early limb loading)
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11
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What are exercise examples for the controlled motion and tissue loading phase?

A
  • bird dog
  • dead bug
  • bridges
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What are exercise examples for controlled motion and tissue loading by allowing motion?

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  • bridge articulation
  • resisted cat/cow
  • Jefferson curls
  • eccentric extension
  • curl downs
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13
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What are exercise examples for the return to function stage?

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  • deadlifts for lifting and lowering
  • squats for sit to stand, lifting/lowering
  • reciprocal movements for walking, running, vacuuming, lunging
  • pushing/pulling
  • carrying
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