Week 3 Functional Mobility Flashcards
what are basic mobility skills
bed mobility, basic transfers, basic WC skills. propulsion and pressure release
why do we do task analysis
to look at the patients inability to effectively do things, and their abnormal movements, to try and find impairments. must analyze movement
what are some components of movements
adaptive and selective capacity, cognitive and psychological, mobility, force, muscle tone, sensory, pain, speed, endurance, posture, balance, coordination
what are the 4 things we look at when looking at task and environment
- stationary individual and stationary enviro
- moving individual and stationary enviro
- stationary individual and moving enviro
- moving and moving
what is the temporal sequence 5 stage of task performance
initial conditions preparation initiation execution termination and then the outcome
what are some underlying causes of movement issues
neurologic, biomechanics and behavioral
what is the goal for movement
for it to be efficient
what 4 things do we need for motor tasks
- mobility (capacity, ROM, flexibility, posture)
- stability (static posture)
- controlled (mobility stable and mobile movements)
- skill