Week 7 Movement Systems Flashcards

1
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where does the functional movement system fit into fitness in general

A

you want to do FMS and YBT and skill above the line of pain. there should be no pain.

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what is a functional movement screen

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10 movement patterns, to determine how well someone moves.

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3
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what are the 10 movements of the functional movement screen

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7 movements (scored on 4 point scale)
3 clearing tests for people with pain
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4
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who was the functional movement screen designed for? both professional and population

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professional: personal trainers, strength coaches
population: healthy and non-painful people

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5
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how do you score a functional movement screen

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out of 21
3: movement performed without compensation
2: movement completed, compensatory strategy or assistance
1: unable to complete
0: pain with the movement
the lower side is counted towards the total score

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6
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is the higher or lower score (on the R or L side) considered and counted towards the score

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the lower

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7
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what is heavy debated with the functional movement screen

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whether the total score or the individual score of each movement matters the most

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8
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what is the big picture with the functional movement screen

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be familiar with research in the population you are working with, and how you can utilize the screen for your patient

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9
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the Y balance test was developed from the ___ test

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STAR excursion balance test

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10
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how do you score the Y balance test

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side to side, and then take the difference. then use the equation ([(anterior + posterior + posterolateral)/ (3 x limb length)] x 100)

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11
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What is the lower extremity research of the Y balance test

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a difference of 3-4cm side to side places an individual at an increased risk of injury

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12
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what is the upper extremity research of the Y balance test? what is the problem

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less research

problem is that we are doing closed chain tests for a predominately open chain activities

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13
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what is the SFMA

A

selective functional movement assessment

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14
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what was the SFMA designed as

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a comprehensive movement assessment or rehab professionals as part of an exam

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15
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what does the SFMA include

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top tier assessment and movement breakouts

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16
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what is the combination of understanding, in the SFMA.

what can it result in

A

parts vs. patterns

results in either a stability, motor control, joint or soft tissue dysfunction

17
Q

where does the SFMA fit into the exam

A

do the history, then the postural and neuro exam, and respiration, then SFAM and then biomechanics testing.

18
Q

how do you score a SFMA

A

functional and non painful
functional and painful
dysfunctional and painful
dysfunctional and non painful

19
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what are the breakouts

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they are bilateral vs unilateral, loaded vs unloaded, active vs passive
determine the parts that are affecting the pattern