Week 1 Functional Care

What are the two approaches for Locomotor system pain and dysfunction according to Janda?

Structural and Functional

What is the basis for most medically-oriented education and practice?

Structural Approach

T/F

Recognized the function of all processes and system within the body, rather than focusing on a single site of pathology.

True

What is janda theory of functionally integrated systems?

Joints, muscle, nervous system and fascia

What is the sensory and motor system function together as?

Sensorimotor System

What often does sensorimotor system reflects status of?

Muscular systems

T/F

The kinetic chain is made up of the soft tissue system (muscle, ligament, tendon and fascia), neural system and articular.

True

What leads to tissue overload, decreased performance, predictable patterns of injury?

Compensations and adaptations

What are the passive musculoskeletal subsystem?

Spinal column and ligament

What is an active musculoskeletal subsystem?

Spinal muscle

What is a neural and feedback subsystem?

Neuromuscular control unit

What is the basic biomechanical function of the spinal system?

Everything listed

What provide sufficient spinal stability to match instanteously varying demands due to

All of the options

Injury, Degeneration and Disease all stem from what categorie

Dysfunction

T/F

It is concluded that probably any abnormal loading conditions (including overload and immobilization) can produce tissue trauma and/or adaptive changes that may result in disc degeneration.

True

What are function crossroads between the CNS and PNS?

Muscles

Chroninc musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction is functional pathology mediated by what?

CNS

What is a weak line muscle in the lower crossed syndrome?

Glutes

What a weak muscle in the upper cross syndrome?

Rhomboids

What are form closure testing?

Ligament

What are force closure testing?

Muscle