Strength Flashcards

1
Q

what does degenerative tendinopathy ultimately lead to?

A

rupture

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2
Q

what two types of contractions cause a concentric and eccentric contraction?

A

isotonic

isokinetic

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3
Q

when do you produce the greatest power during a concentric contraction?

A

30-40% of 1RM

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4
Q

hamstrings (antagonist) is typically ____% of the quadriceps (agonist.

A

66-75%

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5
Q

what type of functional training and rehab will give you neuromuscular efficiency?

A

multiplanar force production and force reduction

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6
Q

during muscle tendon adaptation, what occurs first?

A

neural adaptation

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7
Q

since tendon stiffness occurs with strength training, how does this change the slope of the stress strain curve?

A

increases

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8
Q

what type of contraction should you work on during tendinopathy rehab?

A

eccentric contraction

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9
Q

what are nonweight bearing exercises good for?

A

uniplanar specific muscle groups

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10
Q

what are WB exercises good for?

A

multiplanar functional activities

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11
Q

how to turn off disinhibition.

A

through TENS, NMES, manual therapy, biofeedback, vibration

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12
Q

what type of work does an eccentric contraction produce?

A

negative work

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