Muscle Imbalances Flashcards

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1
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Lordosis posture

A

Increased anterior lumbar curve from neutral

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Kyphosis

A

Increased posterior thoracic curve from neutral

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3
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Flat back

A

Decreased anterior lumbar curve

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4
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Sway back

A

Decreased anterior lumbar curve and increased posterior thoracic curve from neutral

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5
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Scoliosis

A

Lateral spinal curvature often accompanied by vertebral rotation

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Shortened Muscle imbalances associated with lordosis

A

Hip flexors
Lumbar extensors

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Inhibited (lengthened) muscle imbalances with lordosis

A

Hip extensors
External obliques
Rectus abdominis

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8
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Shortened muscle imbalances associated with kyphosis

A

Anterior chest/shoulders
Lattissimus dorsi
Neck extensors

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9
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Inhibited muscle imbalances associated with kyphosis

A

Upper back extensors
Scapular stabilizers
Neck flexors

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10
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Shortened muscle imbalances associated with flat back

A

Rectus abdominis
Upper back extensors
Neck extensors
Ankle plantar flexors

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11
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Inhibited muscle imbalances associated with flat back

A

Iliacus/psoas major
Internal obliques
Lumbar extensors
Neck flexors

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12
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Shortened muscle imbalances associated with sway back

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Hamstrings
Upper fibers of posterior obliques
Lumbar extensors
Neck extensors

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13
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Inhibited muscle imbalances associated with sway back

A

Iliacus/psoas major
Rectus femoris
External oblique
Upper back extensors
Neck flexors

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