Treatment & Rehab 2 Flashcards
What period should an athlete do heavy lifting?
Off-season
Pre-season
What exercise movement should be limited with Shuersman Disease?
Back Extension
Postural
What are “Hughstons Exercises”?
Shoulder Strengthening
What should structures should increase flexibility of for lumbar strain?
Abdominals
Who should an AT consult with when developing reconditioning program?
Strength and Conditioning
___and___are important qualities that an athletic trainer must possess when counseling a patient during time of distress?
Honestly
Respect
Pain that occurs distant to a damaged site is___
Referred pain
What is a contraindication of diathermy?
Muscle Spasm
When a Covex surface moves on Concave what is the movement?
Roll and Glide in opposite direction
What MT injured muscles are actively contracted against counterforce?
Muscle Energy techniques
Delayed onset muscle soreness normally occurs how long after strenuous exersise session?
24-72hours
What muscles are involved in a seated row?
Lats
Teres minor
Rraps
Rhomboids
Primary muscles in wrist flexion
Flexor carpi radialis
Flexor carpal ulnas
What structure relays info regarding muscles to the central nervous system?
Proprioceptors
What type of exercise can increase a spike in systolic blood pressure?
Isometric
What is an isometric exercise?
An exercise where the muscle length does not change during contraction
What is a plyometric exercise?
Quick powerful movements
What is a Isokinetic exercise?
Exercise that has a constant speed
What is a isotonic exercise?
Where the muscle doesn’t move to contract as well
What is an example of muscle spindle activity?
Knee Jerk
Length of the muscle prevents full range of motion at the joint or joints which muscle crosses over is?
Passive Insufficiency
What is Hans Selyes phenomenon?
Stressful situation response
What are the 3 stages of Hans Selyes?
Alarm Stage
Resistance Stage
Exhaustion Stage
What is the average temperature of an ice bath?
50-60
How do you decrease skin electrode resistance when performing electrotherapy?
Add water to the pads
Which acoustical interfaces is most reflective of ultrasound energy
Soft tissue
Air
What is most commons for TENS placement?
Stimulation point placement
___and___are 2 medications that can be combined when utilizing iontophoresis?
Dexamethasone
Lidocaine
How often should an ultrasound machine be calibrated?
once a year
Herpes is caused by?
Viral strain
What is Pediculosis?
Lice
How is Pediculosis treated?
Parasiticide
How long does it take for muscle to reverse if strength training is discontinued?
48 Hours
What is circuit training meant to improve?
Strength
Flexibility
What type of medication can increase the chances of heat stroke?
Decongestants
How long does it take for an athletes heart rate to plateau during a cardiovascular exercise?
2-3 minutes
What is plateau?
High level
What is efferent response to sensory information called?
Neuromuscular control
What type of fracture fails to heal spontaneously within a normal time frame?
Nounion fracture
What is a malunion fracture?
Deformed or shortening of the bone
What modality may increase edema?
Ultrasound