Movement: Motor Learning, FMS & SFMA:
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Give examples of motion vs. movement - ANS-Motion is single segment or group of
segments range of flexibility such as shoulder elevation
Movement is full body changes in position such as crawling, running, golf swing
Why might treating a person's complaint not solve the problem? - ANS-dysfunction and
impairment in distant regions may contribute to a person's complaint
Devise system: How should all assessment/therapy progress? - ANS-Pragmatically:
Design an algorithm that changes course based of patient performance.
Why do novice PTs tend to focus on dysfunctions that are not the problem? - ANS-We
find one dysfunction and work on it. We forget that many patients have many problems.
What three systems can we combine to solve a movement issue? - ANS-1. Sahrmann
Assessing movement patterns as a ***whole
2. Janda
Regional ***interdependence
3. Cyriax
Consistent ***systematic assessment looking for ***patterns to provide clear, simple
classifications
Creating a *system* to identify basic movement. Classifying normality in a whole
movement pattern. - ANS-Cook/Burton
-based on a small amount of research
Why can't Advanced training be placed on top of dysfunctional movement? -
ANS--results in compensation
-may actually increase injury risk and further feed in to poor movement patterns
Does pain always indicate dysfunctional movement? - ANS-no, but it probably causes
some sort of change
, Does pain free movement guarantee healthy fx? - ANS-no
Does your system reset itself to an earlier movement pattern once healed
what takes longer, breaking down a motor pattern or learning a motor pattern? -
ANS-maybe, maybe not.
learning one takes much longer
-How do we know if someone's BP is high/low?
-How do we know if someone's movement is not optimal? - ANS-values are
standardized
-we do not have standards of movements--basically you just see if it's functional or not,
and with/without pain
What is the purpose of FMS or SFMA? (5) - ANS-1. Common language and thought
process
2. Focus on QUALITY of movement
3. Rate and rank performance quality
4. Look for greatest dysfunction
5. Work within the context of standardized foundational movements
Compare & Contrast FMS & SFMA. - ANS-Prescreen vs post injury evaluation
Movement Screening for healthy people / not in pain.
can be done by coaches or medical pro's - ANS-FMS
Movement Assessment for people with pain.
examines pain and dysfunction during movement
done by medical people (like us) - ANS-SFMA
copied from william
Give examples of motion vs. movement - ANS-Motion is single segment or group of
segments range of flexibility such as shoulder elevation
Movement is full body changes in position such as crawling, running, golf swing
Why might treating a person's complaint not solve the problem? - ANS-dysfunction and
impairment in distant regions may contribute to a person's complaint
Devise system: How should all assessment/therapy progress? - ANS-Pragmatically:
Design an algorithm that changes course based of patient performance.
Why do novice PTs tend to focus on dysfunctions that are not the problem? - ANS-We
find one dysfunction and work on it. We forget that many patients have many problems.
What three systems can we combine to solve a movement issue? - ANS-1. Sahrmann
Assessing movement patterns as a ***whole
2. Janda
Regional ***interdependence
3. Cyriax
Consistent ***systematic assessment looking for ***patterns to provide clear, simple
classifications
Creating a *system* to identify basic movement. Classifying normality in a whole
movement pattern. - ANS-Cook/Burton
-based on a small amount of research
Why can't Advanced training be placed on top of dysfunctional movement? -
ANS--results in compensation
-may actually increase injury risk and further feed in to poor movement patterns
Does pain always indicate dysfunctional movement? - ANS-no, but it probably causes
some sort of change
, Does pain free movement guarantee healthy fx? - ANS-no
Does your system reset itself to an earlier movement pattern once healed
what takes longer, breaking down a motor pattern or learning a motor pattern? -
ANS-maybe, maybe not.
learning one takes much longer
-How do we know if someone's BP is high/low?
-How do we know if someone's movement is not optimal? - ANS-values are
standardized
-we do not have standards of movements--basically you just see if it's functional or not,
and with/without pain
What is the purpose of FMS or SFMA? (5) - ANS-1. Common language and thought
process
2. Focus on QUALITY of movement
3. Rate and rank performance quality
4. Look for greatest dysfunction
5. Work within the context of standardized foundational movements
Compare & Contrast FMS & SFMA. - ANS-Prescreen vs post injury evaluation
Movement Screening for healthy people / not in pain.
can be done by coaches or medical pro's - ANS-FMS
Movement Assessment for people with pain.
examines pain and dysfunction during movement
done by medical people (like us) - ANS-SFMA
