PNF/Massage Flashcards

1
Q

Receiving stimulus within tissues of the body

A

Proprioceptive

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2
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Developed through a well-established developmental pattern or sequence. Essential for skilled function

A

Synergies

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3
Q

What are the proximal pivots

A

Shoulder

Hip

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4
Q

What are the intermediate pivots

A

Elbow

Knee

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5
Q

Plantar flexion is consistent with

A

Hip Extension

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6
Q

Dorsiflexion is consistent with

A

Hip Flexion

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7
Q

Describe D1F UE

A
  • wrist and finger flex
  • shoulder ER
  • shoulder ADD and flex
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8
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Describe D1E UE

A
  • wrist and finger ext
  • shoulder IR
  • shoulder ABD and ext
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9
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Describe D2F UE

A
  • wrist and finger ext
  • shoulder ER
  • shoulder ABD and flex
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10
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Describe D2E UE

A
  • wrist and finger flex
  • shoulder IR
  • shoulder ADD and ext
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11
Q

Describe D1F LE

A
  • foot DF and inversion
  • hip ER
  • hip ADD and flex
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12
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D1E LE

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  • foot PF and eversion
  • hip IR
  • hip ABD and ext
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13
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D2F LE

A
  • foot DF and eversion
  • hip IR
  • hip ABD and flex
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14
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D2E LE

A
  • foot PF and inversion
  • hip ER
  • hip ADD and ext
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15
Q

What is the purpose of soft tissue mobilization

A
  • relax
  • pain relief
  • edema reduction
  • increase ROM
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16
Q

Systematic and scientific manipulation of the soft tissues of the body

A

Massage

17
Q

Mechanical effects of massage

A
  • venous flow
  • increase lymph flow
  • stretch sup tissue
  • loosen scar tissue
  • prevent scarring
18
Q

Physiological effects

A
  • Venostasis
  • metabolism
  • increase jt ROM
19
Q

Using sensory receptors to promote motor activity

A

PNF

20
Q

Stimulation of superficial blood and lymph flow, mobilize skin

A

Effleurage

21
Q

Mobilization of muscle tissue, stimulates deep circulation

A

Petrisage

22
Q

Effleurage techniques

A
  • stroking
  • skin rolling
  • knuckling
23
Q

Petrisage techniques

A
  • kneading
  • wringing
  • picking up
24
Q

Contraindications for massage (6)

A
  • fresh burns, wounds, or infections
  • pregnancy
  • fragile bony structures
  • congestive heart failure
  • varicose veins
  • cancerous growths