Types
History
Terminology
100

This type of trigger point causes a clinical pain complaint.

What is an active trigger point?

100

This is the person who developed Neuromuscular Therapy.

Who is Stanley Leif?

100

This is the definition of a trigger point.

What is a hyperirritable nodule which refers pain?
200

This type of trigger point is only painful upon compression.

What is latent?

200

This is the person who served as physician to presidents, pioneering the trigger point field.

Who is Dr. Janet Travell?

200

This is a term for damage to tissue laid down over time with repetitive movements.

What is microtrauma?

300

These trigger points are induced by the activity of a primary TP.

What is satellite?

300

This refers to damage to tissue which occurs suddenly with an identifiable cause.

What is macrotrauma?

400

This trigger points are located at the musculotendinous junction or the osseous attachment of the muscle, often causing joint instability.

What is attachment or ligamentous?

500

These trigger points are associated with the muscle end plate and setting up action potential.

What is central trigger points?