PNF Unit Flashcards

1
Q

Where is pelvis during begin swing phase?

A

Begin anterior elevation

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2
Q

Where is pelvis during end swing phase

A

end of anterior elevation

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3
Q

Where is pelvis during initial contact

A

Anterior depression

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4
Q

Where is pelvis during mid stance

A

moving towards posterior depression

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5
Q

Where is pelvis during push off?

A

Posterior depression

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6
Q

Where is pelvis during toe off

A

Holding posterior elevation

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7
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during begin swing phase?

A

Moving towards posterior elevation

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8
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during end swing phase?

A

Moving towards posterior depression

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9
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during initial contact

A

Posterior depression

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10
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during mid stance?

A

Moving towards anterior elevation

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11
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during push off?

A

Anterior depression

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12
Q

Where is opposite shoulder girdle during toe off

A

Moving towards posterior elevation

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13
Q

D2 shoulder flexion position

A
  • shoulder flexion and ER
  • scapula posterior elevation
  • elbow ext and supination
  • wrist ext and radial deviation
  • fingers open
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14
Q

D2 shoulder extension position

A
  • Shoulder ext and IR
  • Scapula anterior depression
  • Pronation
  • ulnar flexion
  • fingers closed
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15
Q

D1 LE ext

A
  • Hip Ext abduction and IR
  • pelvis posterior depression
  • ankle PF and eversion
  • toe flexion
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16
Q

D1 LE flexion

A
  • hip flex add IR
  • pelvis anterior elevation
  • ankle DF and inversion
  • toe ext
17
Q

D2 LE flexion

A
  • Hip flexion abd IR
  • pelvis posterior elevation
  • ankle DF and eversion
  • toe ext
18
Q

D2 LE ext

A
  • Hip ext, adduction, ER
  • pelvis anterior depression
  • ankle PF and inversion
  • toe flexion
19
Q

Techniques for initiating motion (2)

A
  • rhythmic iniation

- repeated stretch from beginning of range

20
Q

Techniques for learning a motion (5)

A
  • rhythmic initiation
  • combination of isotonic
  • repeated stretch from beginning of range
  • repeated stretch through range
  • replication
21
Q

Techniques for change rate of motion (4)

A
  • rhythmic initiation
  • dynamic reversals
  • repeated stretch from beginning of range
  • repeated stretch through range
22
Q

Techniques for increase strength (6)

A
  • combination of isotonics
  • dynamic reversals
  • rhythmic stabilization
  • stabilizing reversals
  • repeated stretch beginning
  • repeated stretch through range
23
Q

Techniques for stability (3)

A
  • combination of isotonic
  • stabilizing reversals
  • rhythmic stabilization
24
Q

Techniques for increasing coordination and control 7

A
  • combination isotonic
  • rhythmic initiation
  • dynamic reversals
  • stabilizing reversals
  • rhytmic stabilization
  • stretch from beginning
  • replication
25
Q

Techniques for increasing endurance (5)

A
  • dynamic reversals
  • stabilizing reversals
  • rhythmic stabilization
  • stretch at beginning and through range
26
Q

Techniques for increasing ROM

A
  • dynamic reversals
  • stabilizing reversals
  • rhythmic stabilization
  • stretch
  • contract relax
  • hold relax
27
Q

Techniques for relaxation

A
  • rhythmic initiation
  • rhythmic stabilization
  • hold relax
28
Q

Techniques for decreasing pain

A
  • rhythmic stabilization

- hold relax