Week 4: Manual therapy for spinal pain Flashcards

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What are the manual therapies for jj.?

A
  • J. mobilisations
  • J. manipulations
  • Traction
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What are the manual therapies for soft tissues?

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  • massage
  • myofascial release
  • trigger point therapy
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3
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What is the manual therapy for neural structures?

A

Neural mobilisation

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4
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What are the neurophysiological mechanisms of j. mobilisations?

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  • Activate descending inhibition from the brain –> reduces gain setter –> decreases pain by gate-control mechnsim –> :. turns down amplifier
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What are the biomechanical mechanisms of j. mobilisation?

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  • restore normal j. ROM and mm.recruitment patterns

- decrease peripheral nociceptive signal

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What are the important components to consider when deciding what manual therapy to use?

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  1. desired response
  2. Pt. pos.
  3. technique direction
  4. vigour and amplitude
  5. PPIVM, PAIVM or neural mobilisation?
  6. dosage
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