PNF Case Studies – With Complete Solutions (100% Correct)

PNF Case Studies – With Complete Solutions (100% Correct) PNF Case Studies – With Complete Solutions (100% Correct) your patient has a peripheral neuropathy involving the deep peroneal nerve. You would like to strengthen the involved musculature. What muscles are involved? Which PNF diagonal? Which PNF techniques? - ANSWER - TA, FT, EDB, EHB, EHL D1 flexion (TA) D2 flexion (FT) timing for emphasis (because hip/knee-other parts of the diagonal- are OK) *need one spot in the range Your patient comments to you that because of weakness she has difficulty reaching with her left arm to pull her earring on her right ear. You of course would like to help her solve this problem What muscles? Innervation? PNF diagonal? Scapular diagonal? - ANSWER - pectoralis major, anterior deltoid, upper trap, biceps, lats, coracobrachialis, serratus, supinator med/lat pectoral, axillary, accessory, mct, long thoracic D1 flexion up, in Your patient has weakness involving the muscles innervated by the superior gluteal nerve What muscles? What PNF diagonal? - ANSWER - glut med, glute min, TFL (ext, abd, LR) D1 extension (EXT, ABD, ir) your patient had her long leg cast removed yesterday. Her passive knee ROM is 5-50 degrees. Your goal is to increase her knee flexion range. Which PNF technique? Primary muscle group limiting range? Joint angle knee? Muscle groups doing primary work? - ANSWER - hold-relax quads around 50 degrees quads (don't let me move you--once relax, give over pressure into flexion) Your patient has 120 degrees of passive GH joint abduction Muscles passively insufficient? PNF technique?