Lecture 3 + 4: Prague and lumbar core Flashcards
Be able to state the 4 stages of Rehab
b
Be able to explain the difference between a strictural and functional approach
h
be able to explain the concept of muscle balance and its relationship to pathology
h
Be able to explain with activation what happens to static postural muscles as opposed to synamic and phasic muscles
h
Be able to explain how imbalances occur- macro and micro trauma
j
Explain the concept of mechanical chain
h
Be able to explain Uupper and lower crossed syndrome
h
What is FMS and DNS
m
Be ale to explain the differeing responses to an episode of acute LBP over 12 months
Be able to explain the rationale behind treating LBP
s
Be able to identify those interventions with evidence of efficacy as listed in the lecture material i bed rest, acupunture, assage etc
a
be able to describe the evidence for manual therapy and exercise in the acute, subacute and chronic phases
a
be able to identify the four treatment guidelines as listed in the lecture material and explain why they should be used.
s
Be able to identify factors that improve functional outcomes
j
what treatments are identified as being underutilised and overutilised
s
be able to explain the benefits of identifying subgroups within a non-specific lower back pain
and diagnosis
d
be able to identify the two muscles in specific motor control exercise programs and explain
the mechanism, function and role in lumbar spine stabilization
s
be able to explain the changes in these muscles that indicate they may be involved in
instability
s
what is “last on-first off” in relation to LMM and TrA
s
how does neuromuscular pain impact on LMM and TrA
s
what impact does SMT and exercise have on the LMM and TrA as opposed to allowing
natural healing to take place
a
what is the hypothesised role of the motor cortex and the TrA
s
what is treatment-based classification approach
s
NB - ***be able to list the prognostic criteria and factors for the interventions of
manipulation, stabilization exercises, specific exercise or directional preference, and traction
a
Describe the PIT and Active SLR tests
a