- Ar - different stride walks
- purpose
- patient has tendency to externally rotate femur (decreased quad contraction, uses hip adducters instead) and vault over leg (decreased knee flexion)
- retrain gait biomechanics - stride w/ increased knee flexion with hips in line
- Ek - high intensity low duration exercises
- * limitations of strength tests - variability? functional sports testing?
- Joint mobilization - ankle
- biomechanics of ankle dorsiflexion - talus slides back and anterior rotates superiorly
- spine alignment exercises
- lower trunk (lumbar spine) rotations (LTR) - supine, knees flexed at 90, lower body rotates left and right
- thoracic rotations (book openings) - supine, knees flexed at 90 laying on one side of floor, rotates upper body from hands together twisting the upper body and reaching the other side of the body.
- FMS (Function movement screen) - whole body movement exercises that looks at big picture of a patient's function/rom/strength
- Florence Kendall
- manual muscle tests
- isolate 1 muscle
- id nerve problems, strains, specific
- not designed for what is commonly used for today
- tests motion not muscle strength
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
PT Volunteer 6/20/12
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