PNF Techniques Flashcards
how many PNF techniques are?
9
list the PNF tech
Rhytmic Initiation
Repeated Stretch
Replication
Combination of Isotonics (Reversal of Agonist)
Dynamic Reversal of Antagonist
Stabilizing Reversal/Dynamic Stabilization
Rhytmic Stabilization
Hold-Relax
Contract-Relax
It can be used in patients with reduced ability to start movement due to increased tone, elderly patients, loss of position sense, impaired rhythm, coordination and speed of movement
what PNF should we use?
rhythmic initiation
what are the intended uses of rhythmic initiation?
Teaching movement
Increasing the ability to start moving
Improving the sense of movement and coordination
Help with relaxation
This technique can be used in people with muscle weakness, fatigue and reduced mobility
what PNF is this?
repeated stretch
Increasing active joint movement
Increase strength
Prevent and reduce fatigue
Developing voluntary movement skills
can be achieved by?
repeated stretch
in what patient position should be while applying repeated stretches?
in antagonist position
isometric contraction is performed with 3-4 short and sudden stretches
true or false?
false, isotonic contractions
hold-relax-active movement
are related to which PNF tech?
replication
what are the intended uses of the replication tech?
Teaching the completed position of the movement
Increase endurance
Correcting the force imbalance
Muscle should initially be placed in the agonist position in replication tech
true of false?
true
in replication requires isotonic contraction
true or false?
false, isometric
Improve control and coordination of movement
Increase strength
Increasing the ROM
Improve eccentric control
related to ?
combination of isotonics
which position we start while applying the combination of isotonic?
agonist or antagonist?
antagonist
resistance is only applied to the antagonist muscles in combination of isotonic
true or false?
false, in both directoins we apply resistance