Trigger Point Vs Myofacial

Types of Trigger Points

100

A trigger point that is painful only when pressed

what is a latent Trp

200

A trigger point activated by acute or chronic muscle overload

What is primary

300

a TrP found at the tendon insertion into the bone

attachment TrP

Myofascial lines

100

this superficial back line includes this prominent group of posterior leg muscles

hamstrings

200

this line runs from the toes to head along back body

superficial backline

300

this is how many fascial lines we have

what is 12

Trigger Point treatment

100

This type of technique with sustained pressure on trigger point

static pressure

200

for a complete treatment, direct pressure to a TrP is followed by what

fascial stretching

300

This type of treatment uses needles to go into tissue to break up adhesions

dry needing

Myofascial treatment

100

this treatment uses horizontal spreading

mobilization

200

primary goal of myofascial therapy is to do this to fascia

release or loosen

300

A key muscle to release when treating both superficial front and back lines for posture balance

what is scm or neck fascia

Scar Therapy

100

This phase of healing occurs in the first 5 days.

What is acute

200

The term used to get permission to work on a scar

What is informed voluntary consent

300

This is what the body is doing during the subacute phase

What is swelling decreases, collagen builds stronger fibers

400

You can do this if a client wants attention to scar but it is still healing

Work the area around the scar

500

This technique can be used in myofascial as well as scar therapy

What is skin rolling