12 Questions
What is the main goal of neurofacilitation according to the given text?
To enhance postural control and provide a stable base for movement
Which technique is recommended to be used first before physical cues according to the given text?
Verbal cue
What is the correct alignment of the plum line from a frontal view according to the text?
Should fall through the acromiocalvicular joint
What is the main principle of neurofacilitation handling mentioned in the text?
Remove manual contacts as soon as possible to encourage intrinsic correction
According to the text, what does neurofacilitation provide the ability to correct?
Abnormal movement patterns
What is the recommended approach for lumbar facilitation according to the text?
Scoop hands up and inward
What is emphasized in the handling key points mentioned in the text?
"Use our manual contacts as a guide only"
According to the text, what should PTs do first when facilitating movement?
"Allow for active participation"
What does neurofacilitation aim to help patients make easier according to the text?
"Movements"
What is recommended to understand before using manual facilitation according to the text?
Any missing components of movements and abnormal movement strategies used by patients
What is stressed as important in handling techniques according to the text?
Using core and lower extremities for proper body mechanics
What is recommended to do with manual contacts as soon as possible according to the text?
Remove manual contacts to allow intrinsic correction by patients
Test your knowledge of motor control and movement deficits with this quiz. Explore topics including hyperexcitability of limb UMN, inability to fractionate movement, muscle tone modulation, and hypermetria.
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