Neuro Muscular Intervention Lab

Question 1

connective tissue is a blank substance

Answer 1

colloidal

Question 2

heat or pressure changes ground substance from a dense gel to a more liquid state

Answer 2

thixotropy

Question 3

applying pressure to crystal creates a charge

Answer 3

piezoelectric model

Question 4

connective tissue behaves like a blank

Answer 4

crystal

Question 5

blank and blank activity are influenced by charge

Answer 5

fibroblast, fibroclast

Question 6

ability to resist flow

Answer 6

viscosity

Question 7

ability to rebound from deformation

Answer 7

elasticity

Question 8

deformation within elastic region is blank

Answer 8

reversible

Question 9

usually results in permanent deformation

Answer 9

plastic zone

Question 10

sudden decrease in stress while strain continues to rise

Answer 10

failure point

Question 11

apply constant load to a structure and it lengthens over time

Answer 11

creep

Question 12

energy lost in the form of heat

Answer 12

hysteresis

Question 13

increase in temp can affect blank properties of structure

Answer 13

mechanical

Question 14

immobilization causes loss of blank and adhesions

Answer 14

ground substance

Question 15

half life of collagen

Answer 15

300-500 days

Question 16

half life of ground substance is blank

Answer 16

1.7-7 days

Question 17

connective tissue that results in fibrosis

Answer 17

nontraumatized

Question 18

connective tissue that results in scar tissue formation and contrature

Answer 18

traumatized

Question 19

mechanoreceptor in connective tissue that responds to muscle stretch

Answer 19

muscle spindle type 1a

Question 20

mechanoreceptor in connective tissue that responds to muscular contraction

Answer 20

gogli type 1b

Question 21

mechanoreceptor in connective tissue that responds to rapid pressure changes and vibration

Answer 21

pacini type 2

Question 22

mechanoreceptor in connective tissue that responds to sustained pressure and lateral stretches

Answer 22

ruffini type 2

Question 23

mechanoreceptor in connective tissue that responds to rapid and sustained pressure changes and is most abundant receptor type

Answer 23

intersititial type 3/4

Question 24

role of this mechanoreceptor is to reduce tone of antagonist, and increase tone in agonist

Answer 24

muscle spindle

Question 25

role of this mechanoreceptor is tonus decrease in associated motor units

Answer 25

golgi

Question 26

role of this mechanoreceptor is proprioceptive feedback for movement control

Answer 26

pacini

Question 27

role of this mechanoreceptor is inhibition of sympathetic activity

Answer 27

ruffini

Question 28

role of this mechanoreceptor is changes in vasodilation

Answer 28

interstitial

Question 29

three neuromuscular interventions

Answer 29

repeated movements, mobilization with movement, soft tissue mobilization

Question 30

for repeated movements... this syndrome is pain during movement and should be put back on track by moving in opposite direction

Answer 30

derangement

Question 31

for repeated movements... this syndrome is shortened connective tissue over time so should be moved in direction causing pain

Answer 31

dysfunction

Question 32

repeated movement.... syndrome from bad posture

Answer 32

posture

Question 33

for mobilization with movement... SNAG means

Answer 33

sustained natural antomical glide

Question 34

types of soft tissue mobilization

Answer 34

passive stretching, non thrust manipulations, sustained translatory glides, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation, strain counterstrain, active release, transverse friction massage, tool assisted mobilization

Question 35

soft tissue mobilization that can be done by creep or stress relaxation

Answer 35

passive stretching

Question 36

soft tissue mobilization that is contract then relax

Answer 36

proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation

Question 37

soft tissue mobilization that pushes on pressure point and then shorten muscle for 90 secs

Answer 37

strain counterstrain

Question 38

soft tissue mobilization where trapezius or levator scapulae are stabilized then neck is moved in opposite direction

Answer 38

active release