'Quadratus lumborum' diaporamas de présentation

Muscles of the Spinal Column

Muscles of the Spinal Column. Review. Name the muscle and its actions. External oblique Whole Lumbar flexion Half Lumbar lateral flexion Lumbar rotation to the opposite side. Name the muscle and its actions. Transverse abdominis Actions: None Helps with expiration during exercise.

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Lower Limb

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Fascicle Arrangement Patterns

Circular (orbicularis oris). Convergent ( pectoralis major). Fascicle Arrangement Patterns. Parallel ( sartorius ). Unipennate (extensor digitorum longus). Multipennate (deltoid). Fusiform (biceps brachii). Bipennate (rectus femoris). Muscles of the Head and Neck.

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Core Muscle Strength & Stability

Core Muscle Strength & Stability. Fitness parameters. Six parameters to overall fitness: Cardiovascular Strength Proprioception Flexibility Stability Endurance. What is Core Stability?. Core muscles enable us to stand upright (stabilisers) and move on 2 feet (mobilisers).

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Coeliac Trunk

Coeliac Trunk. It is the artery of foregut, it supplies GIT from lower 1/3 of esophgus down as far as the middle of second part of duodenum. Origin : is very short and arises from front of abdominal aorta at level of lower border of T12 vertebra.

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Pregnancy & Postural Changes

Pregnancy & Postural Changes. Scott D. Coon, DC Chiropractor. The Anatomy. Ligamentous Attachments. Clinical Research: Pre/Post Delivery Mothers. There is very little research. All is outdated. Very few recommendations. Causes of Low Back Pain.

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Abdominal wall

Abdominal wall. Anterior & posterior abdominal wall . Structure of anterior abdominal wall. Skin Superficial fascia Deep fascia Muscles Extraperitonial fascia Parietal peritoneum. External oblique muscle. Inguinal ligament & superficial inguinal ring. INTERNAL OBLIQUE MUSCLE.

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STRETCHING

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NEUROLOGY of ABDOMINAL REGION

NEUROLOGY of ABDOMINAL REGION. Vagus Nerve. Provides parasympathetic innervation to abdominal viscera: To left colic flexure. Branches: Esophageal branches (to esophageal plexus). Gastric branches: Anterior gastric to stomach. Posterior gastric to stomach.

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THORACIC CAVITY

THORACIC CAVITY. RESPIRATORY DIAPHRAGM. Diaphragm. A diaphragm is a muscular sheet with an inferior and a superior fascia: Superior fascia = parietal thoracic fascia. Inferior fascia = transversalis fascia. Separates thorax and abdomen. In moderate expiration:

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Modified Thomas Test

Modified Thomas Test. Knee to chest. Help them down. This rotates pelvis posteriorly. Iliopsoas. Push knee to table- should be able to make it!. Stretching the right iliopsoas b/c right femur carried posterior. Rectus Femoris. Attached to patella, so common in knee injury.

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