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Group of muscles supplied by a single nerve root - ✔✔Myotome
Information about the joint capsule and ligament - ✔✔Passive range of motion
Festinating, short shuffling gait - ✔✔Parkinsonian gait
Shortening of a muscle during contraction - ✔✔Concentric
Capsular end feel - ✔✔Pathological end feel
'Sudden relaxation of muscle upon development of high tension' - ✔✔Active inhibition
Anke directs inward - ✔✔Inversion
Joint that allows lateral flexion of the neck - ✔✔Atlanto occipital joint
'Techniques which will be used during treatment' - ✔✔Nature of treatment
Movement that is beyond the limit of normal anatomical integrity - ✔✔Pathological movement
Assess strength of a muscle - ✔✔Resisted range of motion
,Poor sensation on the extremities or loss of muscle coordination, keeps feet further apart gait -
✔✔Ataxic gait
Lengthening of a muscle during contraction - ✔✔Eccenteric
Area of skin supplies by a single nerve root - ✔✔Dermatome
Joint that allows rotation of the neck - ✔✔Atlanto Axial joint
Ankle directs outward - ✔✔Eversion
Purpose of health history - ✔✔To collect subjective information about the clients symptoms
The iliofemoral, cotyloid, pubofemoral, pubocapsular are - ✔✔Pelvic ligaments
The medial collateral, lateral collateral, anterior cruciate, posterior cruciate, and patellar are -
✔✔Knee ligaments
The coracoacromial, coraacoclavicular, transverse humeral, coracohumberal, glenohumeral are
- ✔✔Shoulder ligaments
The radial collateral, annular, accessory collateral, lateral ulnar are - ✔✔Lateral collateral
ligament complex
The anterior bundle, posterior bundle, transverse - ✔✔Medial collateral ligament complex
The anterior talofibular, calcaneofibular, posterior talofibular, deltoid, calcaneocuboid -
✔✔Foot ligaments
What are the principles of massage - ✔✔Proximal - distal - proximal
, General - specific - general
Superficial - deep - superficial
Peripheral - central - peripheral
What are the techniques components - ✔✔Direction, duration, rate, rhythm, pressure
Spread lotion, transition from techniques, introduce touch, can be used to palpate - ✔✔Effleurage
Avoid over distal inflammation, uncovered open lesions, contagious skin lesions, repetitively over limbs
of clients with hypertension, heart disease, varicose veins, or edema due to thrombus -
✔✔Effleurage
CI
Lightest technique, introductory and finishing technique, lotion is not required - ✔✔Stroking
Avoid over uncovered open or contagious skin lesions - ✔✔Stroking CI
Used after tissue is warmed up, rhythmic that compresses and releases tissue, used with lotion -
✔✔Petrissage
Muscle compression between palms, pressure in and slightly vertical - ✔✔Muscle squeezing
Moderate to deep pressure along muscle fibre, proximal to distal - ✔✔Muscle stripping
Both hand create tension between hand with soft tissue, pressure changes during technique
- ✔✔Wringing
With fingers and thumb, squeeze muscle in between fingers and lift up muscle - ✔✔Picking up
Pincer grasp, move back and forth, slow speed engaging superficial tissue - ✔✔Skin rolling
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