midterm Flashcards

(43 cards)

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impairment

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Any loss/ changes of psycho, phisio, anatom or function

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Functional limitation

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limitation from impairment , interfere with normal functioning

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handicap

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social disadvantage from impairment or disability

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ATE Adapted Therapeutic Exercise

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Modified exercise spcially designed to achieve or restore optimal motor function for person with I.D.F

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Basic Components of ATE

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  1. ROM & Flexibility
  2. Muscular strength & Endurance
  3. CV endurance
  4. Proprioception and balance
  5. Functional Motor Skills
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Wolffs law

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Human skelatal system adapts to force and stress placed on it

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SAID Principle

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Specific Adaption to Imposed demand

  • Stresses and overloads of different intensities-> gradrual adaption overtime to over come demands
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ROM

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The amount of movement possible at joint

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Flexibility

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the ability of the muscle tendon unit to elongate a body segment or joint to move through ROM

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Affecting Factors of ROM

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  • Muscle Flexibility
  • Mobility of Joint Capsule
  • Ligament & fascial restraints
  • Inflammation
  • Scar tissue
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AAROM

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Active Assistive ROM

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CPM

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Continum passive motion

easy glide, Gingerbread machine, Flexorcisor

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Which is larger AROM or PROM

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AROM

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Screw home mechanism of the knee

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as the knee flexes internally rotates and locks

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15
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benefit of dynamic stretching prior to sports participation

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  • gain in strength/ force output
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16
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Autogenic PNF

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Recovery mode, self generated

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Reciprocal PNF stretching

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placing muscle in sleep mode

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collagen

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provides tissue strength and stiffness

strength training

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Elastin fibers

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provides extensability of structure( power training

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Reticulin Fiber

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repair of colloen

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ground substance

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structureless organic gels for friction reduction

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Elasticity

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ability to return to normal shape

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plasticity

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ability to change shape and size due to external force

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Viscosity ( related to ground substance)

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ability to resist a load that produces a shear force.

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viscoelastcity
ability to resist change in shape but unable to completely return to former state after changing shape ( between elastic and plastic region)
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Mechanical property of flexibility
- Elasticity - plasticity - viscosity - viscoelasticity
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Neurmuscular Property of Flexibility
- muscle spindle - GTO - Joint receptors
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myostatic contracture
no specific tissue pathology can be resolved
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adhesion contracture
Increase in cross bonding and adherence between fibers, loss of mobility
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Irreversible contracture
permanent loss of extensibility in soft tissue
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psuedomyostatic contractue
limit of motion due to hypertonicity
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What is the difference between power and strength?
speed
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strength
muscle ability to exert max force
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muscle endurance
muscle ability to sustain sub max force
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Main Factors for strength
1. Cross sectional size (hypertrophy) 2. recruitment of Motor Units 3. Muscle Length-Tension relationship 4. type of muscle activity 5. muscle fiber type distribution 6. speed of contraction 7. motivation
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greatest force in muscle when?
slightly lengthened
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Is a slower contraction better or worse for muscle strength
better (greater torque - more muscle units)
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muscle usually tear during what type of contraction?
eccentric
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principle of strength training
1. overload 2. intensity 3. progression 4. specificity 5. Consistency 6. Individuality 7. Variation of techniques
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isometric strength exercise
static muscle contraction without musle length and joint motion
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Isotonic strength exercise
dynamic muscle contraction to produce movement against load
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Isokinetic streegth exercise
dynamic muscle contraction to produce movement at fixed velocity accommodating resistance
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difference between Open and closed kinetic chain
Open is not weight bearing