MFR

Question 1

A three dimensional matrix

Answer 1

Fascia

Question 2

Main fibers within a fascia orovide strength and stability, protein

Answer 2

Collagen

Question 3

Elastic quality of fascia

Answer 3

Elastin

Question 4

Viscous gel-like fluid

Answer 4

Ground substance

Question 5

Tension + Integrity

Answer 5

Tensegrity

Question 6

Thin layer of fascia beneath tissue

Answer 6

Superficial fascia

Question 7

Tough, tight, compact

Answer 7

Deep fascia

Question 8

What are the conditions of fascia and what are their concepts?

Answer 8

Binding down of fascia. Shortens solidifies
Injury/trauma. Fall blow effects of medications, cut burn
Inflammatory Process. Medical condition
Habitual poor posture. Consistently overloaded

Question 10

A treatment approach. Hands-on therapy

Answer 10

MFR

Question 11

Pioneered a sustained pressure MFR approach

Answer 11

John T. Barnes, PT

Question 12

Areas that should be subsequently treated

Answer 12

Red flare

Question 13

Spontaneous movement of body

Answer 13

Myofascial unwinding

Question 14

Feel and rhythm

Answer 14

Myofascial rebounding

Question 15

Wesk stimuli increase, strong stimuli decrease

Answer 15

Arndt-Schultz Law

Question 16

Most important, commonly used technique in MFR

Answer 16

Cross-hand release

Question 17

Rotating, torquing, shifting

Answer 17

Longitudinal plane release

Question 18

Hold tissue at its barrier

Answer 18

Compression release

Question 19

Wherever there is a predominance of functional connective tissue.

Answer 19

Transverse plane release

Question 20

Oscillation of the tissues

Answer 20

Rebounding