Functional Week 2

What is responsible for maintaining posture especially during the gait?

Posture

What type of fiber are postural muscles?

I

T/F

Postural muscle become short and tight.

True

What are the antagonists to postural muscle?

Phasic

What type of muscle fiber are phasic?

II

Phasic muscle tend to become what?

Weak or inhibited

What is the stabilizer and mobilizer?

Postural Stabilizer, Phasic Mobilizer

Pneumonic for the upper and lower cross syndrome?

QTIPHAG

What would be a weak muscle in upper cross syndrome?

Rhomboids

What would tight muscle in upper cross syndrome?

Suboccipital

What would be a weak muscle in upper cross?

Everything Listed

What is a tight muscle in upper cross syndrome?

All of the option

What is a neuromuscular dysfunction of upper cross sydrome?

Early or excessive scapular elevation

What test help visualize tight muscle in the lower cross syndrome?

Modified Thomas Test

Which one is NOT a tight muscle of lower cross syndrome?

Lower abs

Which one is not a weak muscle of lower cross syndrome?

Superficial erector spinae

What is neuromuscular dysfunction of lower cross syndrome?

Altered hip extension

What is a weak muscle of pronation distortion syndrome?

VMO

What is a tight muscle of pronation disortion syndrome?

TFL

What is neuromuscular dysfunction of pronation disortion syndrome?

Everything listed

In the Thomas test what would ilopsoas problem shows us?

Elevated thigh

In thomas test what would TFL issue show us?

Leg moving away from practioner

In Thomas test what would Rectus Femoris show us?

Knee would not relax pass 90 degrees

In thomas test what would adductor show us?

Leg moving towards practitioner