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Manual therapy in the Training Room PDF

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Manual therapy in the Training Room More than joint mobilization 6 modalities for your bag of “tricks” (cid:138) Positional Release Therapy, (PRT) (cid:138) Myofascial Release, (MFR) (cid:138) Craniosacral Therapy, (CST) (cid:138) Tui Na, (Chinese Massage) (cid:138) Shiatsu, (Japanese massage) (cid:138) Acupressure PRT (cid:138) Place the involved tissues in a position of comfort, (POC). (cid:138) This reduces irritability of the tender point, (TP). (cid:138) Ideal position is determined by the patients perception of reduced tenderness & the clinicians perception of reduced tone in the TP. Effects of PRT (cid:138) Normalization of muscle hyper tonicity (cid:138) Normalization of fascial tension (cid:138) Reduction of joint hypomobility (cid:138) Increased circulation & reduced swelling (cid:138) Decreased pain (cid:138) Increased strength Contraindications for PRT (cid:138) Open wounds (cid:138) Sutures (cid:138) Healing fx’s (cid:138) Hematoma (cid:138) Hypersensitivity of the skin (cid:138) Systemic or localized infection (cid:138) Malignancy Contraindications (cid:138) Aneurysm (cid:138) Acute rheumatoid arthritis Conditions that respond to PRT (cid:138) Patients with a distinct physical mechanism of injury, e.g. Sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents 4 Phases of Tx (cid:138) Phase 1: acute phase--PRT can be used immediately after injury, due to the gentleness of the tx. (cid:138) Phase 2: treating structural dysfunction in the acute and chronic pt. (cid:138) Phase 3: restoration of functional movement (cid:138) Phase 4: normalization of life activities General Principles of tx (cid:138) Anterior TP’s usually tx’d in flexion (cid:138) Posterior TP’s usually tx’d in extension (cid:138) TP’s near the midline tx’d with more flexion if anterior and more extension if posterior (cid:138) TP’s lateral to midline tx with sidebending and rotation Achieving the optimal position of comfort (cid:138) Ultimate goal of PRT (cid:138) Comfort zone, (CZ), is specific and different for each tx position

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Normalization of muscle hyper tonicity. ◇ Normalization of pain. ◇ If there is pain--then not in POC. ◇ Discomfort arising after POC is achieved is part of normal .. Predates acupuncture Basic Acupressure: Aminah Raheem
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