Test One - Body movements Flashcards

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Goal of Neuromuscular

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1-recognizing and interpreting postural patters

2-developing therapeutic and educational strategies to arrest

3-correct and/or improve these debilitation conditions

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neuromuscular Techique

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A type of deep tissue bodywork using neuromuscular techniques that produces lasting postural change by affecting muscle and nerve to promote homeostasis in CNS

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Posture

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the attitude of the body

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3 cardinal planes

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1-longitudinal/saggital

2-frontal/coronal

3-horizontal/transverse

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Neuromuscular Warm Up Techniques

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The C

The S

Skin Rolling Pinch/Pull

Single Point Pressure

Point to Point Pressure

Cross Fiber/Latitudinal Stroke

Longitudinal Stroke Duck Bill Pinch

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The C

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With thumb ends touching, push forward with thumbs, while simultaneously pulling back with fingers of both hands, creating a C in the skin. Hold until you feel a release, approximately 10-90 seconds.

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The S

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With hands close together, push with one hand on one side and pull with the other, creating an S in the skin. Hold until you feel a release, about 10-90 seconds

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Skin Rolling

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grip the skin and fascia and pull up and away, slowly moving fingers and thumbs to roll the area, freeing fascia and muscles to allow blood flow.

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Pinch/Pull

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grip between thumbs and fingers of the skin and fascia, pulling up and away from the body. Hold until you feel a release.

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Single Point Pressure

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Pressure on one point and hold.

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Point to Point Pressure

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Apply SPP repeatedly along the length of the muscle.

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Cross Fiber/Latitudinal

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Stroke across the fibers of the muscle sideways.

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Longitudinal

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Muscle stripping along the length of the muscle fibers.

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Duck Bill Pinch

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Pressing a muscle between thumb and fingers.

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OT (Optimum Therapy) Zone

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varies person to person and varies with each person session to session on a pain scale of 1-10 go for 7-8

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Causes of Postural Imbalance

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1-Ischemia

2-Trigger Point

3-Nerve Compression & Entrapment

4-Postural Distortion

5-Biomechanical Dysfunction

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Palpation allow us to:

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1-Locate a structure

2-Become aware of characteristics

3-Assess its quality or condition so you can determine how to treat it.

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How to palpate

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1-Move slowly

2-Avoid using excessive pressure

3-Focus your awareness on what you are feeling - be present

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Proper order to insure the fastest possible recovery without reinjure.

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1-Eliminate spasms - massage and NMT reduce spasms

2-Restore proper biomechanics - Active and passive ROM

3-Restore flexibility - stretching the tissues

4-Rebuild strength - exercise injured tissues with light weights

5-Build endurance - conditioning exercises with increasing weights

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Supination of Forearm

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Inversion of Ankle

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Lateral Deviation of Mandible

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Posterior Tilt of Pelvis

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Rotation of Spine

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Depression of Scapula

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Depression of Mandible

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Upward Rotation of Scapula

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Flexion of Wrist

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Adduction of Shoulder

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Extension of Neck

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Elevation of Scapula

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Lateral Flexion of Spine

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Anterior Tilt of Pelvis

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Abduction of Shoulder

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Extension of Fingers

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Extension of Elbow

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Elevation of Mandible

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Extension of Wrist

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Adduction of Hips

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Flexion of Hip

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Lateral Tilt of Pelvis

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Flexion of Elbow

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Lateral Rotation of Shoulder

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Pronation of Forearm

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Abduction of Fingers

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Lateral Rotation of Hip

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Adduction of Scapula

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Lateral Flexion of Neck

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Adduction of Fingers

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Abduction of Hip

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Abduction of thumb

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Eversion of Ankle

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Dorsi Flexion of Ankle

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Abduction of Wrist

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Flexion of Knee

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Extension of Knee

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Protraction of Mandible

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Medial Rotation of Shoulder

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Flexion of Neck

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Rotation of Neck

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Extension of Shoulder

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Opposition of Thumb

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Elevation of Ribs

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Flexion of Shoulder

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Flexion of Spine

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Retraction of Mandible

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Downward Rotationo of Scapula

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Extension of Thumb

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Adduction of Thumb

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Flexion of Thumb

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Flexion of Fingers

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Abduction of Scapula

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Adduction of Wrist

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Horizontal Adduction of Shoulder

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Extension of Spine

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Horizontal Abduction of Shoulder

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Plantar Flexion of Ankle

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Extension of Hip