A 34-year-old patient is referred for physical therapy after surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). A component of the rehabilitation program prescribed for this patient is core stability training using a therapeutic ball. Since the patient is unfamiliar with therapeutic ball exercises, the therapist will have to introduce them. How is that best accomplished? Should the therapist use verbal instructions to introduce the exercises? Should he demonstrate them? What must he consider in order to ensure the skills are presented most effectively? If you were the therapist in the story above, what technique or combination of techniques would you use to teach the patient therapeutic ball exercises? Explain your answer. *create as an infographic or a flyer*

Carolyn is a 36-year-old mother of three young children. She had an accident while skiing. After 4 months, she is still experiencing pain in her right knee and is walking with a limp. Carolyn visits the orthopedic physician and is told she needs an arthroscopic examination. While doing the arthroscopy, the physician also removes scar tissue in her knee joint. The follow-up care requires intensive physical therapy.1. What leg muscles were affected by Carolyn’s injury?2. Immediately after Carolyn’s injury, what type of treatment might be started?3. Explain what an arthroscopic examination is.4. What condition may result from limited mobility?5. Name the health care professionals who will be involved with the physical therapy.6. What are the benefits of a regular exercise program?

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Regarding lines of pull, which of the following is not considered: A muscles relative length and ability to generate force The plane of motion through which a joint is capable of moving Relative relaxation or contraction of surrounding muscles All the above are considered None of the above are considered

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________________ is a type of training that allows an individual to exercise at an intensity related to VO2max for a longer duration when compare to other types of training.     interval training     pace/tempo training     long slow distance training     repetition training

why do physiotherapists carry our passive range of movement as an assessment

A 45 year old woman has sustained a fracture of her right distal tibia and is put in a cast by an orthopedist who wants her to recieve physical therapy. Orders are for gait training with non weight bearing on the right lower extremity.                                                             1. What questions might a PT ask her to find out if she can safely maneuver in her home?       2. Which type of crutches do you think the PT will select for this patient?                                   3. What gait pattern do you think the PT will choose for the patient?

The bracketing technique is: Question 24 options:   a form of velocity training   performing techniques at greater than and less than normal resistance   a form of acceleration training   a combination of all of the above Question 25   Which of the following muscles is NOT a member of the quadriceps: Question 25 options:   rectus femoris   biceps femoris   vastus lateralis   vastus intermedius

What is a active range of motion ( AROM) A:When someone else moves th ebody part B:When the patient moves the body part C:When the patient moves the body part with resistence D:When the body part is not moved