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What can muscles be a source of in relation to back pain?
What can muscles be a source of in relation to back pain?
- Nociception (correct)
- Inflammation
- Bone fractures
- Muscle tears
In which situation can muscles be painful as a result of sustained contraction?
In which situation can muscles be painful as a result of sustained contraction?
- Postural habits (correct)
- Bone fractures
- Nerve damage
- Inflammation
What makes determining whether a muscle is injured or not difficult?
What makes determining whether a muscle is injured or not difficult?
- Lack of muscle movement
- Visible bruising
- Tenderness in tension and compression (correct)
- Excessive flexibility
How can muscle activity impact other structures in relation to back pain?
How can muscle activity impact other structures in relation to back pain?
Which elements work together in muscle function when performing any functional activity?
Which elements work together in muscle function when performing any functional activity?
Why can the contributions of force and control be difficult to separate, especially in the spine?
Why can the contributions of force and control be difficult to separate, especially in the spine?
What did Richard Bellman say about stability?
What did Richard Bellman say about stability?
Which components determine spine stability?
Which components determine spine stability?
What is the role of the 'core' in relation to stability?
What is the role of the 'core' in relation to stability?
What do non-contractile components in spine stability include?
What do non-contractile components in spine stability include?
Why are observation skills important in assessing spinal stability?
Why are observation skills important in assessing spinal stability?
How can spinal movement be adequately assessed?
How can spinal movement be adequately assessed?