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Which one of the following techniques of manual therapy is applied to joints and related soft tissues at varying speeds and amplitudes for motion?
Which one of the following techniques of manual therapy is applied to joints and related soft tissues at varying speeds and amplitudes for motion?
Many factors such as injury, disease, immobilization, disuse, or inactivity may result in weakness or atrophy; it occurs due to impaired:
Many factors such as injury, disease, immobilization, disuse, or inactivity may result in weakness or atrophy; it occurs due to impaired:
When we are going to increase the length of muscle, which technique is more effective to achieve the goal?
When we are going to increase the length of muscle, which technique is more effective to achieve the goal?
In physiotherapy, a condition in which a patient has musculoskeletal problems, which technique is mostly used to modulate pain and treat joint dysfunctions?
In physiotherapy, a condition in which a patient has musculoskeletal problems, which technique is mostly used to modulate pain and treat joint dysfunctions?
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What is the complex process of reasoning and analytical thinking that involves making judgments in patient care known as?
What is the complex process of reasoning and analytical thinking that involves making judgments in patient care known as?
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Which of the following techniques in physiotherapy is used to examine movement and for initiating movement into therapeutic intervention?
Which of the following techniques in physiotherapy is used to examine movement and for initiating movement into therapeutic intervention?
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Which statement is not correct about hypertrophy?
Which statement is not correct about hypertrophy?
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Study Notes
Therapeutic Exercise Techniques
- Accessory or Physiological Motion: Used for joint and soft tissue manipulation at varying speeds and amplitudes.
- Physiological Motion: Refers to the movement a person can actively control.
- Accessory Motion: Refers to the movement that occurs within a joint, but is not actively controlled by the person.
Muscle Performance
- Factors like injury, disease, immobilization, and inactivity can lead to muscle weakness or atrophy.
- Muscle atrophy occurs due to impaired muscle performance, which is the ability of a muscle to produce force.
Increasing Muscle Length
- Stretching techniques are the most effective for increasing muscle length.
Physiotherapy Techniques
- Joint mobilization is a technique often used in physiotherapy to address musculoskeletal problems, modulate pain, and treat joint dysfunctions.
- Range of motion techniques are used to examine movement and initiate movement in therapeutic interventions.
Clinical Decision-Making
- Clinical decision-making is a complex process involving reasoning and analytical thinking that guides patient care.
Hypertrophy
- Hypertrophy refers to an increase in cell size, resulting in an enlarged organ.
- The increase in cell size is due to the synthesis of more structural components.
- Hypertrophy can be either physiological or pathological.
- Increased functional demand, hormonal stimulation, and growth factors can cause hypertrophy.
- Hypertrophy and hyperplasia may coexist and contribute to the increased size of organs.
Diyat (Islamic Law)
- Diyat is the compensation paid to the heirs of a victim by the offender in Islamic law.
- The Diyat specified in the Qisas & Diyat Act for the victim's heirs is 30,630 grams of silver.
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This quiz covers various therapeutic exercise techniques essential for physiotherapy. It addresses physiological and accessory motions, factors affecting muscle performance, and methods for increasing muscle length. Test your knowledge on joint mobilization and range of motion techniques used to treat musculoskeletal issues.