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Soft Tissue/ MFR Flashcards

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What does “soft Tissue” entail?

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Fascia, Muscles. Organs, Nerves, Vasculature, lymphatic

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What is fascia not?

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Tendons, Ligaments. Aponeuroses

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What are the three O words used to describe fascia?

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Omipresent, Omnipotent, Omniscient

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What is the Pannicular Fasica?

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Outmost layer of fascia derived from Mesenchyme surrounds entire body with expeception of the orifices

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What is Axial and Appendicular fascia?

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Internal to Pannicular layer, surrounds all muscles, periosteum of bone and tendons

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What is meningeal fascia?

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Surrounds CNS includes the Dura Mater

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What is visceral fascia?

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surrounds the body cavities, i.e. Pleural, pericardial and peritoneum

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What is stress?

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The force that attempts to deform a CT structure

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What is strain?

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The percentage of deformation of CT

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Describe what hysteresis is.

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The energy lost between loading and unloading the tissue

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What is Hooke’s Law?

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The strain placed on an elastic body is in proportion to the stress placed on it

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What is Wolff’s Law?

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Bone will develop accordingly under stresses placed upon it

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What is Sherrington’s Law?

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When a muscle receives a nerve impulse to contract the antagonists receive a simultaneous impulse to relax

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What are the two normal compensatory patterns?

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80% L/R/L/R
20% R/L/R/L
Any others deviations are usually symptomatic

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What is the definition of soft tissue technique?

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A system of diagnosis and treatment directed towards tissues other than skeletal or arthrodial elements

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What is an example of relative contraindications given?

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Sever osteoporosis prone pressure contraindicated in thoracocostal region, but lateral recumbent could be applied

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What are some absolute contraindications?

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cannot use technique in the local regions of the following:
Fracture or dislocation
Neurological entrapment
serous vascular compromise
local malignancy
local infections
bleed disorders
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What is INR?

A

Integrated Neuromusculoskeletal Release
combined treatment procedures designed to stretch and reflexively release patterned soft tissue and joint related restrictions

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