PNF Flashcards

1
Q

PNF facilitated weak or tight muscle

A

weak

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2
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PNF inhibited weak or tight muscle

A

tight

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3
Q

what is autogenic inhibition

A

afferent fibres from a stretched muscle acting on the alpha motor neurons supplying that muscle, causing the muscle to relax

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4
Q

in reciprocal inhibition the agonist is _ and the antagonist is _

A

excitatory and inhibitory

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5
Q

in which type of inhibition both excitatory and inhibitory impulses when a muscle is stretched

A

autogenic

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6
Q

what happened in autogenic inhibition if the stretch is held or high enough

A

GTO will overrode the excitatory impulses leaving the inhibitory impulse

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7
Q

what happened during reciprocal inhibition

A

a quick stretch of the antagonist muscle facilitates contraction of the agonist

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8
Q

PNF is good for

A

produce functional improvement in motor output

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