Rehab Techniques

Related to the sensation of movement and body position.

Involving nerves and muscles.

To make easier.
To make something happen.

Diagonal line of motion is called _______.

Completely lengthened state is the _______.

Separating the joint surfaces to get increased mobility, usually during the "pull" sequences with the extremities.

Compression of the joints, usually during the "push" sequences with the extremities.

Muscles that are working to complete a pattern, muscles are actively shortening.

Muscles that are passively lengthening during the motion.

________ is necessary to develop coordination, strength, and endurance.

Stronger body parts strengthen weaker parts through ________.

Methods for promoting a neuromuscular response through stimulation of the proprioceptors on order to increase strength, flexibility, coordination, and endurance.

- Must be graded to allow full ROM when movement is wanted.
- Must be graded so as not to break the patient's hold when want isometric.
- Stimulates active movement and activation of weaker muscles through overflow.

________ enters the motion first.

Develops coordination and allows for overflow.

When the antagonist and agonist switch roles.

Also known as "chopping"

Also known as "lifting"

- Shoulder flexion, adduction, external rotation
- Forearm supination
- Wrist flexion, radial deviation
- Fingers flexion, adduction

- Shoulder extension, abduction, internal rotation
- Forearm pronation
- Wrist extension, ulnar deviation
- Fingers extension, abduction

- Shoulder flexion, abduction, external rotation
- Forearm supination
- Wrist extension, radial deviation
- Fingers extension, abduction

- Shoulder extension, adduction, internal rotation
- Forearm pronation
- Wrist flexion, ulnar deviation
- Fingers flexion, adduction

- Hip flexion, adduction, external rotation
- Ankle dorsiflexion, inversion
- Toes extension

- Hip extension, abduction, internal rotation
- Ankle planterflexion, eversion
- Toes flexion

- Hip flexion, abduction, internal rotation
- Ankle dorsiflexion, eversion
- Toes extension

- Hip extension, adduction, external rotation
- Ankle plantarflexion, inversion
- Toes flexion