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what does rhythmic initiation do?(5)
important during what phase of learning? so what are the indications for RI? |
1. helps with the initiation of movement
2. gives the patient a sense of the motion 3. helps set the coordination of the movement and components 4. normalizes the RATE of the motion 5. rhythmic movement in rotation helps the patient relax important during the cognitive phase Indications: 1. The patient is having difficulty initiating a movement 2. the patient performs the movement too slow or too fast 3. The patient's movements are uncoordinated and not rhythmic |
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Why would you want to do COI?(4)
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1. the patient has decreased eccentric control
2. If you want the patient to practice lift then lower with control 3. The patient has lack of coordination in desired direction 4. The patient has decreased active control of muscles (at end range) |
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Why would you want to do agonist reversals?
doing agonist reversals can be done in _____ agonist reversals can be used to increase ______(3) |
1. The patient has decreased AROM
2. The patient has weakness of agonist muscles 3. The patient has difficulty changing direction doing agonist reversals can be done in small ranges with successive increases in range (go 50%, then back 25%, etc) agonist reversals can be used to increase: 1. active range 2. strength 3. coordination |
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Why would you want to do stabilizing reversals?(3)
stabilizing reversals increases ____ at certain points in the range stabilizing reversals increases ____ stabilizing reversals increases ____ between opposing muscles SR's are ___ |
1. the patient has decreased stability
2. the patient is weak 3. the patient is unable to contract muscles isometrically stabilizing reversals increases STABILITY at certain points in the range stabilizing reversals increases MUSCLE BALANCE stabilizing reversals increases COORDINATION between opposing muscles SR are UNIDIRECTIONAL |
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Why would you want to do rhythmic stabilization?
RS increases ___ and ___ Recruit all muscles around the joint at the ____ |
1. You want to give stability to PAINFUL JOINT
2. The patient's joint is UNSTABLE, HAS LIMITED RANGE, AND PAINFUL 3. The patient has decreased static balance RS increases STABILITY and BALANCE Recruit all muscles around the joint at the SAME TIME |
