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Soft Tissue Mobilization Flashcards

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heat or pressure changes ground substance from a dense gel to a more liquid state in the blank model

A

thixotropy, gel to sol

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1
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ct is a blank substance

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colloidal

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2
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soft tissue mobilization makes the tissue more blank

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mobile

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3
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piezo is aka blank

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pressure

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4
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piezoelectric model says blank exists in crystals

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electricity

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5
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ct behaes like a blank

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crystal

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6
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fibroblast and fibroclast activity are influenced by blank

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charge

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7
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ability to resist flow

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viscosity

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8
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most substances are stiffer with blank loading rates

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higher

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9
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substances are less stiff at blank temperatures

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higher

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10
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losing ground substance results in new blank in the collagen

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cross links

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11
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receptor for muscle strength and reduces tone of antagonist, increased tone in agonist

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muscle spindle

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12
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two types of GTOs

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GTO, GEO

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13
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GTO has a response to muscular blank

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contraction

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14
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GEOs respond to blank only

A

strong stretch

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15
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pacini receptors respond to blank and are for blank

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rapid pressure changes/vibration, proprioception

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ruffini receptors respond to blank and result in the inhibition of blank

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sustained pressure, sympathetic activity

17
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interstitial receptors respond to blank, and change blank

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pressure changes, vasodilation

18
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blank can spontaneously contract

A

fascia

19
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mobilization to relieve soft tissue from the abnormal grip of tight fascia

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myofascial release

20
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myofascial release moves in the localized blank of the restriction

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direction

21
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mobilization to loosen adherent fibrous tissue and scar tissue

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friction massage

22
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relieve the abnormal grip of tight fascia

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myofascial release

23
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connective tissue that surrounds all body tissue

A

fascia

24
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fascia is composed primarily of blank and a few blank fibers

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collagen, elastic

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