Exam 2: ROM Flexibility & PNF Strengthening Flashcards
(23 cards)
Muscle spindles
- sensitive to stretch & velocity in muscle length –> contraction (excitatory)
- Made of intrafusal fibers: nuclear bag (more sensitive) & nuclear chain sensitive to stretch
Golgi Tendon Organ (GTO)
sensitive to muscle contraction –> autogenic inhibition of muscle (inhibiory)
Flexibility
- mobility of muscle & length to which they can extend
- interchangeable w/ ROM
ROM
- amount of movement possible @ a joint
- interchangeable w/ flexibility
Balance
ability to maintain center of gravity over base of support
Coordination
complete complex movement
Agility
directional control of body/parts
Hold-relax
- Purpose: stretching for muscle tightness
- Technique: isometric contraction of antagonist; contraction of agonist w/ stretch of antagonist
Contract-relax
- Purpose: stretching for muscle tightness
- Technique: isotonic contraction of antagonist; passive stretch of antagonist
Autogenic inhibition
- muscle stretch causes both muscle spindles & GTO signals
- stretch held for 6+ seconds causes inhibitory signals to override excitatory signals –> muscles relaxes
Reciprocal inhibition
contraction of agonist –> relaxation of antagonist allowing it to stretch
Rhythmic stabilization
- Purpose: increase holding strength
- Technique: isometric contraction of agonist & antagonist
Repeated contractions
- Purpose: weakness @ specific point; strength through a range
- Technique: repeated isotonic contraction; concentric & eccentric
Slow reversal
- Purpose: normal reciprocal timing
- Technique: isotonic contraction of antagonist followed by isotonic contraction of agonist
Slow reversal hold
- Purpose: strength @ specific points in ROM
- Technique: isotonic contraction of agonist & antagonist w/ isometric contraction @ end point of pattern
D1 Flexion of upper extremity
- Shoulder: flexion, adduction, ext. rotation
- Forearm: supination
- Wrist: radial flexion
Fingers: flexion
D2 extension of upper extremity
- shoulder: extension, adduction, int. rotation
- forearm: pronation
- wrist: ulnar flexion
- fingers: flexion
D2 flexion of upper extremity
- Shoulder: flexion, abduction, ext. rotation
- forearm: supination
- wrist: radial extension
- fingers: extension
D1 Extension of upper extremity
- Shoulder: extension, abduction, int. rotation
- Forearm: pronation
- Wrist: ulnar extension
- Fingers: extension
D1 flexion of lower extremity
- hip: flexion, adduction, ext. rotation
- ankle: dorsiflexion, inversion
- toes: extension
D1 extension of lower extremity
- hip: extension, abduction, int. rotation
- ankle: plantar flexion, eversion
- toes: flexion
D2 flexion of lower extremity
- hip: flexion, abduction, int. rotation
- ankle: dorsiflexion, eversion
- toes: extension
D2 extension of lower extremity
- hip: extension, adduction, ext. rotation
- ankle: plantar flexion, inversion
- toes: flexion