Stretching - Class 2 Flashcards

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stretching

A

any therapeutic maneuver designed to

-lengthen shortened soft tissue structures

-increase ROM

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stretching will cause

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structures that have become adaptively shortened become lengthened

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hypomobility

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decreased or restricted motion caused by adaptive shortening of the tissues

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what causes hypomobility

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immobilization

lifestyle

posture

postural alignment

neuromuscular disorders

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contracture

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adaptive shortening of a the muscle-tendon unit and other soft tissues that cross of surround a joint

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what does a contracture result in

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significant resistance to passive stretch

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what can a contracture show

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obvious limitations in ROM

great affects on fxnal ability

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what is detrimental

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the supporting structures of a joint and the strength of the muscles around a joint are insufficient –> cannot hold a joint in a stable, fxnal position during activities

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stretching can decrease

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power generation

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indications of stretching

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decreased ROM

prevent structural deformities

muscle weakness and shortening of opposing tissues

component of total fitness or conditioning program

pt desire

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what may stretching be used

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prior to or after vigorous exercise

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contraindications to stretching

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bony block that limits joint motion

recent fx or incomplete bony union

sharp pain w/ movement

hypermobility

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13
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contraindications to stretching (2)

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acute hematoma

shortened tissues that provide stability

certain mm on an individual with SCI

life threatening situations

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14
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when to be cautious

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if someone hasn’t been stretched in an extended period of time

immobilization, inactivity, injury, frail, elderly

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principles for stretching to be effective

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alignment

stabilization

intensity

duration

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principles for stretching to be effective (2)

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speed

frequency

mode

inhibition or facilitation

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alignment

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position of a limb or the body that the stretch force is given tot he appropriate muscle group

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what is necessary to maintain good alignment

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stabilization

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how does stabilization help stretching

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one site of attachment of a muscle being stretching is stabilized so that the stretch force is applied to the other body attachment

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intensity of stretch

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magnitude of the stretch applied

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duration of stretch

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length of time stretch is applied

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speed of stretch

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speed on initial application of stretch force

23
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what speed is generally recommended

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why use a slow force

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minimize mm activation

reduces risk of injury and soreness

avoids stimulation of stretch reflex

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frequency of stretch
number of sessions per day or wk
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mode of stretch
form or matter in which force is applied pt participation source of the stretch
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form or matter in which force is applied --> mode of stretch
statis ballistic cyclic
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pt participation --> mode of stretch
passive assisted active
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source of the stretch --> mode of stretch
manual self mechanical
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how to prepare a pt
general warm up local heat application relaxation techniques proper hand placements/grip watch pt response
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general warm up --> prepare
increase blood flow
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watch pt response --> prepare
watch for pain/guarding
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stretching techniques
static stretching ballistic stretching proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching
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static stretching
muscle and connective tissue are help in a stationary position at their greatest possible length
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duration of static stretching
30-60 s
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ballistic stretching
quick movements impose a rapid change in length of muscle or connective tissue
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what initiates ballistic stretching
active contraction of the muscles antagonistic to the muscles and connective tissue being stretching
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what does ballistic stretching have a greater chance of
mm soreness and injury
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proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching
principles of reciprocal and autogenic inhibition
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principles of reciprocal and autogenic inhibition
contact-relax sequence agonist contraction contract-relax-agonist contraction
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contract-relax
bring limb to end range - gentle stretch ask for and resist an isometric contraction of the muscle being stretched for approx 6 sec then ask the pt to relax the muscle increase the stretch and repat the procedure two to four times
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prolonged passive stretching
low-intensity external force applied to shortened tissues over a prolonged period
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stretching of a short muscle should always be followed by
active strengthening of the opposing muscle in the shortened range
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follow stretching w/
fxnal activity
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effects of stretching
limited short and long term effects of pain, spasticity, contracture and activity limitations can improve ROM if performed consistently
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stretching should be
selective and pt centered
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educate pt and ourselves on
effectiveness and necessity
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what can stretching be replace dby
eccentric exercises
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progression
PROM --> stretch --> A/AAROM with new range --> resistive exercise -fxnal activities
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dosage --> frequency
lower intensity exercise performed for a shorter duration
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exercise frequency is related to
purpose of the exercise
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physiologic/kinesiologic purposed
2-5x/day
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learning purposes
performed frequently throughout the day