'Knee flexion' diaporamas de présentation

Knee Conditions

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Staying Fit after High School

Staying Fit after High School. What is Exercise?. http://fitnessexercisewellness.wordpress.com/2012/07/20/stress-and-adaptation / Exercise is a stress the body has to handle and adapt to

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Neurological Exam

Neurological Exam. Duc Tran, M.D. August 2003. Neurological Exam. Mental Status Cranial Nerves Motor Sensory Reflexes Coordination Gait. Neuroaxis. Central Brain Spinal Cord Peripheral Root Plexus Nerve Neuromuscular Junction Muscle. Intracranial. Supratentorial Frontal

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Rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction

Rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction. Pichet Yiemsiri . Over views . Incidence: exact incidence is unknown United States: 200,000 are torn each year 100,000 ACL reconstructions are done each year associated with menisci tear in 50% of case.

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Special Tests in The Spine

Special Tests in The Spine. Tara Jo Manal PT,OCS, SCS. C1 Upper Cervical Flexors and Extensors C2 Upper Cervical Rot. C3 Scaleni C4 Diaphragm C5 Biceps (mm and Reflex) Infra/Supraspinatus C6 Brachioradialis (mm and Reflex) Wrist Extensors

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Path Control: A Method for Patient-Cooperative Robot-Aided Gait Rehabilitation

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Functional Electrical Stimulation

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Knee and Ankle

Knee and Ankle. Mazyad Alotaibi. Testing The Muscles of Knee . Knee Extension. ANATOMY: Prim mover /agonist: Quadriceps muscle group which consists of 4 muscles rectus femoris vastus lateralis vastus intermedius vastus medialis Synergist / Accessory Muscles: Tensor Fascia Latae

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Dynamic Knee Stability and Perturbation Training

Dynamic Knee Stability and Perturbation Training. Dynamic Knee Stability. Rudolph et al, KSSTA 2001 31 active subjects 10 uninjured 11 copers 10 non-copers Screening evaluation Quadriceps strength testing Knee joint laxity testing. Testing. EMG testing Normalized to maximum EMG

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The Physics of Javelin Throwing

The Physics of Javelin Throwing. How to Make the Javelin Fly Far 101. Maximize release velocity Maximize the aerodynamic efficiencies of the javelin Maximize the height of release without compromising the first two items. Qualities of the Javelin and How T hey A ffect F light.

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THIGH and FEMORAL TRIANGLE

THIGH and FEMORAL TRIANGLE. Femoral Triangle. Borders: Medial border of sartorius muscle. Medial border of adductor longus muscle. Inguinal ligament: From ASIS to pubic tubercle. Femoral Triangle. Contents (lateral to medial): Femoral Nerve (not in femoral sheath)

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Knee

Knee. Terminology. Tibial Tuberosity: Boney protrusion where the patellar tendon inserts. Femoral Condyles: Distal end of the femur. Intercondyler Notch: An indentation in the distal femur where the anterior cruciate descends.

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3-Dimensional Stretching

3-Dimensional Stretching. Benjamin L. Kolly DPT, OMPT, ATC Xcel Physical Therapy, PLC. Bring spine roll Wedges, towels belts. Objectives. Review Basic Concepts of Stretching Identify purpose for 3-Dimensional Stretching Describe two 3-D stretches for immediate use. 6 Principles .

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Patellar Tendinopathy

Patellar Tendinopathy. Development of Patellar Tendinopathy. Common disorder amongst recreational and elite athletes Repetitive microtrauma to the patellar tendon coupled with insufficient recovery time leads to painful tendon swelling

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Name:

Gluteus maximus. Name:. Muscle. Hip extension. Action:. Soleus. Name:. Posterior R Leg. Muscle. Action:. P lantarflexion. Rectus femoris. Name:. Muscle. Anterior R Leg. Action:. Knee extension. Vastus lateralis. Name:. Muscle. Anterior R Leg. Knee extension. Action:.

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Knee & Thigh Chapter 7

Knee & Thigh Chapter 7. Objectives: UNDERSTAND: Anatomy of the knee & thigh Principles of rehabilitation to the knee & knee Preventive/supportive techniques and devices IDENTIFY: Assessment tests for injuries to the knee and thigh RECOGNIZE: Steps in the evaluation format

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. Atrophic necrosis Ectopic bone formation Iliac crest contusion Legg-Perthes disease Osteitis pubis Trochanteric bursitis. Anatomy. Quadriceps: hip flexion and knee extension vastus medialis vastus lateralis vastus intermedius rectus femoris Hamstrings: knee flexion

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Motion Analysis of a Field Hockey Stroke

Motion Analysis of a Field Hockey Stroke. By: Kate Scanlon & Julie Cairone. Equipment Needed:. Field Hockey Stick Field Hockey Ball Mouth guard Goalie (with pads and stick) Field Hockey Cage Chin Guards. General Rules of the STROKE. Ball has to be placed on penalty line

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Predicting Post-Operative Patient Gait

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Quantification of standing balance in horse riders

Quantification of standing balance in horse riders S.J. Hobbs 1 , V.L. Broom 1 , J. Baxter 1 , L .-A. Dagg 2 , J. Alexander 1 1. University of Central Lancashire, Centre for Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences, Preston, UK. 2. Myerscough College, Bilsborrow , Preston, UK.

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