Rood Technique Flashcards
discuss rood technique
margaret rood
controlled stim - faci or inhib
uses ontogenetic sequence
purposeful response through activities
ontogenetic sequence
total flexion in supine
roll over
pivot prone
neck co-contraction
POE
all 4s
standing
walking
different theories of rood
normalize tone
begin at dev level of function - cephalo caudal rule
movement directed towards functional goals
repetition is necessary for re-education
discuss significance of tonic neck and labyrinthine reflexes
can assist at the start but needs to be integrated
what is the cephalo-caudal role
head control muna bago trunk tas pelvic
head - trunk - pelvic
sequence of motor dev
mobility
stability
controlled mob
cont skill
discuss mobility
light work muscles - reciprocal inhib
sponty random movements - non-purposeful
movement of distal over more fixed proximal
what warrants facilitation of mobility first
floppy infant syndrome: 0-4 mo
GDD
discuss stability
co-contraction or holding against gravity
maintaining pos or posture
tonic holding: limbs
co-contraction: trunk
discuss controlled mobility
heavy work muscles - distal WB segment is fixed while proximal moves
any pos that weight shifts - standing
static dynamic activity
what is static dynamic activity
bet controlled mob and skill
shift to one side WB while contra is non WB for activity
swing phase of walking, creeping, reaching
discuss continuous skill
highest level - coordinated
economy of effort
precise timing
correct direction
proximal stab and distal free for function
types of skill
discrete: has start and end
- STS, kicking ball
cont: no start and end
- walking, running
serial: discrete tasks put together
- circuit training
closed: controlled env
- autism
open: changing environment
- attentive kids c good concentration and and attention
- group play
functions of cont skill
manipulation of environment - UE ADLs
explore env - LE locomotion
discuss supine withdrawal (supine flexion)
total flexion response towards T10
UE cross chest
dorsum of ext hands touch face
LE flex and abduct
indications of supine flexion
aids integration of TLR
balance kahit nakahiga
for s reciprocal flexion
dom extensor tone
Landau
discuss roll-over (toward side-lying)
arm and leg on same side as trunk moves towards one side
stimulates SCC - activates neck and EOM
indications of roll over
if dom by tonic reflex patterns - TLR shoud be integ for roll over
needing mob of extremities
needing activation of lateral trunk muscles - crush mickey
pivot prone (prone ext)
full range ext of neck, shoulder, trunk and LE in prone
in prep to stab in upright pos
significance of achieving and maintaining pivot prone
assoc c labyrynthine righting reaction of head
maintaing this pos = integ STNR and TLR
discuss neck co-contracvtion
1st real stab pattern
develops head control - activated first in prone
labyrinthine righting reaction stims proper alignment - no bobbing
activate flexors first prior to prone - pull to sit muna
discuss POE
WB on elbows - stretches upper trunk muscles
scapular and GH stab
better visibility of environment
can do weight shifting
indications of POE
inhibitory to STNR
stimulate neck muscles - tap on traps
daan si mickey
discuss quadruped or all 4s
developed stability - after neck, UE and upper trunk
helps trunk and LE co-contraction
discuss static standing
upright bipedal position
higher level of integration - righting and equilibrium reactions
no STS but u can also train
discuss walking
unites skill, mobility and stability
skill level of standing
able to WB, maintain balance and step
activities under mobility
supine withdrawal/flexion
roll over
pivot prone
activities under stability
neck co-contraction
pivot prone held
quadruped
POE
POH
standing
activities under controlled mobility
shift side to side on POE/POH
rocking in quadruped
pelvic bridging
cat and camel
weight shift in standing
STS
activities under skill
bell crawling
creeping
typing
walking
facilitatory techniques
intrinsic stretch
A and C icing
pressure on muscle belly
resistance
fast rocking
quick light stretch
heavy joint compression
fast brushing
light moving touch - tapping and stroking
stretch pressure
secondary ending stretch
inhibitory techniques
neutral warmth
light joint compression
maintained stretch
gentle rocking or shaking
tendon pressure
slow stroking
slow rolling
joint approximation
discuss progression of body control
fair control before progression
fair head control to progress to trunk control training
follow cephalo caudal and ontogenetic dev
compare light work and heavy work muscles in terms of function
light work: skilled movement; mobilizer
heavy work: holding and maintaining; stabilizer
compare light work and heavy work muscles in terms of location
light work: superficial or distal
heavy work: deep or proximal
compare light work and heavy work muscles in terms of muscle group
light work: flexors and adductors
heavy work: extensors and abductors
compare light work and heavy work muscles in terms of joint traversed
light work: multiarthrodial
heavy work: monoarthrodial
compare light work and heavy work muscles in terms of work
light work: phasic under voluntary
heavy work: tonic under reflex
discuss light work muscles stimulation
tapping - biceps, quads, neck flexors, SCM
discuss heavy work muscles stimulation
stroking - back ext
SCM is heavy work but do tapping to prevent vagal nerve stim
