rehab exam 3 Flashcards
structures influence function
changes in limb posistion,_, bony position, differences in bony landmarks, and subsequent
changes to osteokinematics and arthrokinematics
function influences structure
tissue changes upon the stress it faces
structural diagnosis
medical or clinical exam
MRI OR XRAY
TEAR OR FRACTURE
FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSIS
Describes the reason or cause of pain instead what tissue is injured
it focuses on finding the sourc of the pain
diagnosis specific
treatment based on changes to tissue
often accute
structural diagnosis
diagnosis inclusive
treatment preformed regardless which tissue is effected
addresses underlying defecits
client specific
treatment preformed based on who the client is
acute pain
mnifested quickly from identifable injury
chronic pain
last no longer than 3 months
pain is what?
a personal experience
biopsychosocial event- a person’s biology to color their intepretation of pain
pain is produced by what?
neurosignature patterns in the brain
Long term goals
return to play
determined by the extent of the injury
short term goals
controlled bleeding
prevent loss of ROM
Stress and load tissue accordingly
create a healing enviroment
reduce pain and muscle spams
motion segment
is the joint moving properly in relation to the structures around it
FMS
OBJECTIVE SCREENING TOOL THAT ASSESSES QUALITY MOVEMENT IN AN ACTIVE POPULATION
VERY LITTLE EQUIPMENT
NOT FOR THOSE IN PAIN
SFMA
Used to find the cause of pain
similiar to fms
rolling assesment
info about a patients ability to preform coordinated movemnt
posture assesment
allows for static assesement
muscle testing
Bilateral testing provides information about the ability of the muscle to fire and
respond to resistance
sesomentary system
Somatosensory System: a system of nerve receptors and cells that sense and react
to alterations in a body’s internal state
4 components of accelration
body position
leg action
arm action
ankle dorsi flexion
what perecentage of injuries are jump related
60%
valgus knee
inward knee position
stretches ACL
PLYOMETRIC METHOD
GOES FROM ECCENTRIC TO CONCENTRIC
RAPID RESPONSE
QUICK FEET
LOW AMPLITUDE MOVEMENT
LONG RESPONSE
Longer time on the ground
between reps; creates greater force with each
rep
■ Not technically plyometric but can enhance
plyometric training
■ Max vertical leaps or broad jumps
SHORT RESPONSE
TYPICAL PLYO MOVMNT
Culmination of RR, LR, and VLR
developmen
CLOSED SKILLS IS DEVELOPED
CONTROLLED ENVIROMENTS
OPEN SKILLS ARE DEVELOPED IN
COMPETITIONS
