Week 11: STM Flashcards

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Effleurage Definition

best with or without emollient ?

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  • glides over skin lightly w/o attempting to move deep muscle masses.
  • used to accustom pt to physical contact, distribute lubrication, assess for areas of spasm/soreness/ trigger pts and improve blood flow and pain threshold

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Petrissage Definition

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  • consistent kneeding the presses and rolls of muscle/tendon/ligament/fascia
  • area is gently swueezed, lifted, and relaxed in a kneading fashion
  • DEEPER TECHNIQUE aimed ot improve adhesions btw skin muscle fascia and connective tissue

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Knuckling Definition

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  • use of dorsal surface of digits, MCPs, IPs for deeper stroking technique for improving fascial mobility, tension, and adhesions

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Stripping Definition

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  • use of thumb, supported digit, pisiform, for deep focal stroking technique for improving fascial mobility, tension, and adhesions

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Fascial Stretching Definition

best with or without emollient ?

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  • glides over the skin lightly w/o attempting to move the deep muscle masses
  • used to accustom pt to physical contact, distribute lubrication, assess for areas of spasm/soreness/ trigger pts and improve blood flow and pain threshold

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Skin Rolling Definition

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  • lift separate skin from underlying fascia and muscle in order to improve soft tissue mobility, sensitivity, and improve circulation

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Strain counter strain Definition

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  • clinician locates tender point or muscle and moves the patient passively into a position of ease or comfort. the accomplished by markedly shortening the muscle or tissue. the position is passively maintained for 90 seconds or until sensitivity symptoms improve
  • slow return to neutral position

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Positional Release Definition

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  • begin with strain counter strain then add submaximal acupressure to trigger point. can continue to work toward passively positioning the pt to greatest ease or comfort while pressure is held for 90 seconds

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Trigger Point Massage Definition

best with or without emollient ?

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  • using tip of digit, pisiform, or olecranon process, slowly build circular pressure/stroles on palpated trigger point for 1-5 minutes or until sensitivity/symptoms improve

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Trigger Point Acupressure Definition

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  • using tip of any digit, pisiform, olecranon, palpate the desired trigger point and add progressive static central pressure to the center of the trigger point for 60-90 seconds or until sensitivity/symptoms improve

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Active Release Definition

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  • same technique as acupressure for trigger point but will add additional movement above or below the trigger points to allow tension/lengthening of the muscle to occur. static acupressure is held while the pt actevely moves to increase stretch or tension for 3-5 reps or until symptom improvement

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Cross friction massage Definition

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  • placing tendon/muscle/scar on slight stretch and massage using progressive deep perpendicular strokes. often painful
  • used in tendonopathies, chronic over-use injuries, and scar tissue
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