Seminar Information Flashcards

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Phases of assessment

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Initial introduction, general assessments, screening tests, specific tests, verification tests

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Initial introduction to the client

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Patient history and consultation, visual inspection.

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General assessments

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Palpation, ROM end-feel and gait/posture analysis

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Screening tests

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Are used to determine whether or not the patient can withstand further testing.

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Other name for screening tests

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Integrity tests.

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Screening test examples

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Active ROM and neurological tests.

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Specific tests

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Focus on a specific muslce or joint.

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Verification tests

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Tests to follow up the specific tests. Help determine the reasons for limitations.

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APR

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Active, passive, resisted testing. Can test for a weak agonist, tight antagonist or joint dysfunction.

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Exercise rehab

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Includes client aftercase instructions

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Intent

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The immediate goals of a technique.

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Therapeutic goal

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The long term treatment goal

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Extrinsic technique

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Techniques performed by the therapist on the client.

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Examples of extrinsic techniques

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Effleurage, petrissage, ischemic compression, strain counterstrain, muscle stripping, MLD, myofascial work and goading

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Goading

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Passive stretching through a neurological reflex.

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Intrinsic techniques

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Techniques in which the client is an active participant.

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Intrinsic technique examples

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Muscle energy techniques, PNF, isometric intrinsic mobilization, assisted and facilitated stretching.

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Exercise rehab technique examples

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RICE, ROM, static strength and endurance, adjustment of ADLs.

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ADL

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Activities of daily living

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PNF

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Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation

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Muscle energy techniques

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Any technique which utilizes muscular contraction.

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Isometric intrinsic mobilization

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Muslce is stretched to the first elastic barrier, then contracted for 10 seconds, then stretched further on the exhale.

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Types of effects that massage can have on the body.

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Mechanical or neurophysiological.

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Examples of mechanical effects on the body

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Disruption of adhesions

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Progression from adhesions
Adhesions can develop into fibrosis and then scarring.
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Examples of neurophysiological effects of massage
The stimulations of sense organs.
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Preloaded cross fiber frction
Stretch the MT junction via muscular contraction, then friction at the MT junction.
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Active ROM tests what?
The strength of the agonist, the lenth of the antagonist and the joint condition.
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Passive ROM tests what?
The length of the antagonist and the joint condition.
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Resisted ROM tests what?
The strength of the agonist and a bit on the joint condition.
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Cervical ACROM
Observe flexion, extensions, lateral flexion and rotation. Observe for abnormalities.
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What to watch for in flexion and extension in cervical ACROM
Any deviation from the sagittal plane.
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What to watch for in rotation in cervical ACROM
Symmetry and smoothness
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What to watch for in side bending in cervical ACROM
Symmetry between the two sides.
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A positive test result in cervical ACROM
Pain in 3 or more ranges of motion.
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Vertebral Basilar Insufficiency (VBI) test
Patient fully extends and fully rotates the neck. They hold this for 30 seconds and the therapist watches for neurological symptoms.
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Vertebral basilar insufficiency
Neurological symptoms brought on by insufficient bloodflow to the brain.
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Which arteries are tested in a VBI test?
Vertebral and carotid on both sides.