Foundational Concepts
ROM
ROM pt 2
Balance Exercises
Peripheral Jt Mobs
100

What’s is a warning sign for patients but not athletes?

Pain. 

Week 1, page 11

100

What are the 4 types of ROM?

PROM

AROM

AAROM

SAROM


page 2

100

Contractures are the same thing as a contraction.

False.


page 17

100

Balance is defined as

a. weak trunk

b. a condition that makes you feel dizzy or spinning

c. postural stability

d. perimeter of the contact area between the body and its support surface.


C. postural stability


page 3

100

True of False: Joint mobs focus on osteokinematics.

False; arthrokinematics


pg. 4

200

What are the 3 stages of healing?

Acute, subacute, chronic 

Or

Inflammation, proliferation, maturation & remodeling


Week 1 page 14

200

True or false: Strength should be the primary focus before ROM

False. Primary focus on restoring ROM before focusing on strength. 


page 3

200

Name the 4 categories of stretching

Static

Cyclic (intermittent) also Dynamic

Ballistic

Stretching based on PNF principles 


page 19

200

What two systems control balance?

neuro & musculoskeletal


page 6

200

What are the 2 joint shapes with concave and convex surfaces?

Ovoid: 1 jt surface is convex, the other is concave

Sellar (saddle): 1 surface is concave in one direction but convex in the other direction

page 5

300

The 3 phases of rehab are?

Protection 

Controlled motion

Return to function 


Week 1 page 14

300

What are the 2 sensory organs of muscle-tendon units?

Muscle spindle & GTO


page 15

300

True or false: Tissues do not need to be warmed up prior to stretching

False


pg 20

300

The types of balance control are:

A. static, concomitant, dynamic

B. static, anticipatory, stepping

C. static, dynamic, automatic

C. static, dynamic, automatic


pg 8

300

What's the concave-convex rule?

Concave on convex - same direction

convex on concave - opposite direction


pg 7

400

What variable influences motor learning?

Feedback 


Week 1 page 28

400

With reciprocal inhibition, the agonist _____ and the antagonist ________.

contracts; relaxes

pg. 15

400

True or False: Stretching takes soft tissue structures beyond their available length to increase ROM

True 


pg 30

400

True or False: Balance training is not important for patients with ACL injuries

False. 

pg. 19

400
Describe traction & distraction?

Traction is longitudinal pull

Distraction is separation of a joint surface 


page 10

500

Name some components of physical function 

Muscle performance 

Cardiopulmonary/endurance 

Mobility/flexibility 

Neuromuscular control/coordination 

Stabikity

Balance/postural equilibrium 

500

Autogenic inhibition is the protective response for which muscle tendon unit?

GTO

500

Name 2 interventions that increase mobility of soft tissues

Joint mobilization/manipulation

Soft tissue mobilization/manipulation

500

True or False: Romberg test is a dynamic balance test.

False, it's a static balance test 


pg 13

500

True or False: Contraindications of joint mobs include hypomobility, subluxations and spasms. 

False, these are all indications for jt mobs.


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