_______ is the surgical release of muscle
Myotomy
This nerve is commonly compressed in the carpal tunnel causing impairments in forearm pronation and grip strength.
Median Nerve
The cardiovascular system typically adapts to training in how many weeks?
10-12 weeks
Name 3
abc
_______ us a type of tissue graft where the surgeon uses a patient's own tissue that is harvested from a donor site in the body to repair a ligament.
Autograft
Most neurosurgeons report there is an increase in length of nerve cell regeneration of _____mm per day.
1-3 mm
Name a reason to terminate a Stress test
_______ is a surgical fusion of the surfaces of a joint commonly seen in the cervical spine, lumbar spine and ankle.
Arthrodesis
During which phase of nerve cell recovery is it appropriate to perform isometrics and desensitization techniques?
Acute, Recovery or Chronic phase?
Recovery phase
What is the normal rate of increase of BP during exercise?
7-10 mmHg per MET level of activity
_______ is a surgical procedure that utilizes small incision sites (portals) and small tools to repair tissue, debride joint surfaces and remove any loose bodies.
Arthroscopic Surgery
Injury to this nerve will cause impairment in hip flexion and knee extension.
Femoral Nerve
What is exertional angina?
Chest pain due to decreased blood flow to the myocardial tissue with exertion/exercise.
Name 3 possible pulmonary complications post surgery.
Pneumonia, Atelectasis, DVT and PE.
Name the 5 terminal peripheral nerves of the brachial plexus
Musculocutaneous, Axillary, Radial, Ulnar and Medial nerves.
The Anaerobic Glycolytic System is utilized by the body as a source of energy at which point during exercise?
30-90 seconds