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100
Remediate or prevent impairments
What is the purpose of therapeutic exercise?
100
ability of soft tissue to return to it's resting length after passive stretch
What is Elastic change?
100
Tendency of soft tissue to asume new and greater length after stretch force has been removed.
What is plastic change?
100
Contractile and non-contractile tissues
These have elastic and plastic qualities
100
ligaments, tendons, joint capsule and fascia
What are non contractile tissues
200
stretching old patients b/c their collagen loses it's elasticity and they have reduced capillary blood supply
precautions of ROM
200
Disablement Model: looks at the impact/fuctional implications of a condition of a body system that compromises desired societal functional roles IFC: the impairment on a body affects their ability and then they are limited in thir participation in society
What is the impact of therapeutic exercise on a person's ability to function?
200
-Exam -Eval -Diagnosis -Prognosis -Implementing of interventions
Explain application of principles of client-centred care in therapeutic exercises?
200
Improve, resotre or enhance physical function
What is the purpose of therapeutic exercise?
200
structure of the joint, integrity of soft tissue, flexibility of soft tissue, active/passive insufficiency of muscles that cross the joints, makeup of the connective tussues in the capsule, ligaments tendons, muscles
What factors affect ROM across the lifespan
300
Prep the exericse Know the concepts of motor learning What factors affect client's adherence to exercise
Strategies for effective exercise instruction
300
-micro trauma to connective tissue -integrity of soft tissue -flexibility of soft tissue
What are the effects of disuse on soft tissue?
300
stretching muscles around painful joints
Precaution of ROM
300
do not stretch across a joint when a bony block prevents motion
contraindications for rom
300
Motor learning involves skilled movement/tasks through practice. Sensory input, attention and short-term memory to long-term memory.
What is the application of motor learning to exercise intruction/progressions?
400
avoid over stretching ligaments and capsules that surround joints
precautions of ROM
400
-aerobic/endurance -balance -coordination -dynamic/static body dynamics -breathin/coordination -agility -
What are types of therapeutic excercises?
400
-don't stretch around actutely inflamed or infected joints
Contraindications for ROM exercises
400
Gently increase ROM while decreasing pain, swelling and stiffness
What are goals of ROM?
400
stretching patients with know/suspected osteoporosis who have been on prolonged best rest
precautions of rom
500
prevent contractures and adaptive shortening
contraindications for rom
500
Interaction that includes: coordination, communication, documentation, intervention, instructing the patient, care provided by moi, supervision of therapist
Role of the TA in provision of therapeutic exercise?
500
Optimize overall health sttus, fitness or sense of well-being
What is the purpose of theraputic exercise?
500
STretching: where a body part is moved beyond the point of tissue resistence and increase ROM ROM is only performed through the rull rang of movement available. No tension eyond the point of tissue resistance is applied
What is the difference between Stretching & ROM exercises?
500
-decreases negative effects of immobility -prevents contractures/adhesions -enhances healing of incisions -increases synovial fluid lube -short term benefits: gain ROM fast, therefore shorter LOS
What are the benefits/procedures for the use of Continuous passive motion machines?
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