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STRETCHING

STRETCHING
94問 • 1年前
  • Kyla Rafols
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  • 1

    Ability of body structures or segments to move so that ROM for functional activities is allowed

    Mobility

  • 2

    Ability of an individual to initiate, control, or sustain active movements of the body to perform motor tasks

    Mobility

  • 3

    Supported by a requisite level of muscle function

    Mobility

  • 4

    MOBILITY

    Strength, Endurance, Neuromuscular control

  • 5

    Ability to rotate a single joint or series of joinys smoothly and easily through an unrestricted, pain-free ROM

    Flexibility

  • 6

    Maximized when the muscle-tendon units that cross a joint havr adequate extensibility to deform and yield to a stretch force

    Flexibility

  • 7

    Determinants of flexibility

    Muscle length, Joint integrity, Periarticular soft tissue extensibility, Arthrokinematics

  • 8

    Extent to which an active muscle contraction can rotate a single joint through its available ROM

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

  • 9

    Ability of a muscle to contract through the ROM

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

  • 10

    Degree and quality of tissue extensibility

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

  • 11

    Extent to which a joint can be passively rotated theough its available ROM

    Passive flexibility or PROM

  • 12

    Extensibility of soft tissues that cross and surround a joint

    Passive flexibility or PROM

  • 13

    Decreased mobility or restricted motion at a single joint or series of joints

    Hypomobility

  • 14

    Adaptive shortening of the muscle-tendon unit and other soft tissues that cross or surround a joint

    Contracture

  • 15

    Types of contracture

    Myostatic or myogenic, Pseudomyostatic, Arthrogenic and periarticular, Fibrotic and irreversible

  • 16

    Shortening of musculotendinous unit and significant loss of ROM but no specific muscle pathology

    Myostatic or myogenic

  • 17

    Managable

    Myostatic or myogenic

  • 18

    Involved muscles appear to be in a constant state of contracture, giving rise to excessive resistance to passive stretch

    Pseudomyostatic

  • 19

    Increased spasticity

    Pseudomyostatic

  • 20

    Result of intra-articular parhology that caused when connective tissues that cross or attach to a joint/joint capsule lose mobility

    Arthrogenic and periartciular

  • 21

    Has restriction joint infusion

    Arthrogenic and periartciular

  • 22

    Changes in the connective tissue of muscle and periarticular structures can cause adherence of these tissues and subsequent

    Fibrous and irreversible

  • 23

    Process whereby the overall function of a patient may be improved by applying stretching techniques to some muscles and joint while allowing motion limitations to develop in other muscles or joints

    Selective stretching

  • 24

    A stretch well beyond the normal length of muscle and ROM of a joint and the surrounding tussyes, resulting in

    Hypermobility

  • 25

    Limited ROM

    indication

  • 26

    Loss of soft tissue extensibility

    indication

  • 27

    Muscle weakness and shortening of opposing tissue

    indication

  • 28

    Retricted motion leading to structural deformities

    indication

  • 29

    May be a component of a total fitness or sport-specific conditioning program

    indication

  • 30

    Bony block limits joint motion

    contraindication

  • 31

    Recent fracture and/or bony union is incomplete

    contraindication

  • 32

    Acute inflammatory or swelling

    contraindication

  • 33

    Sharp, acute pain with joint movement or muscle elongation

    contraindication

  • 34

    Hematoma or other indication of tissue trauma is observed

    contraindication

  • 35

    Joint hypermobility already exists

    contraindication

  • 36

    Shortened soft tissues provide necessary joint stability in lieu of normal structural stability or neuromuscular control

    contraindication

  • 37

    Shortened soft tissues enable a patient with paralysis or severe muscle weakness to perform specific functional skills otherwise not possible

    contraindication

  • 38

    Increased flexibility and ROM

    potential benefits and outcomes

  • 39

    General fitness

    potential benefits and outcomes

  • 40

    Injury prevention and reduced post-exercise muscle soreness/DOMS

    potential benefits and outcomes

  • 41

    Enhanced performance

    potential benefits and outcomes

  • 42

    Responsible for the strength and stiffness of tissue and resist tensile deformation

    Collagen fibers

  • 43

    Provides extensibility

    Elastin fibers

  • 44

    Great deal of elongation with small loads and fail abruptly without deformation at higher loads

    Elastin fibers

  • 45

    Stable

    Collagen fibers

  • 46

    Provide tissue with bulk

    Reticulin fibers

  • 47

    Organic gel containing water and is made up of proteoglycans and glycoproteins

    Ground substance

  • 48

    Reduce friction between fibers, transport nutrients and metabolites within the tissue, and maintain space between fibers

    Ground substance

  • 49

    Composed of connective tissues (Collagen, Elastin, Reticulin, Ground substance)

    Mechanical properties of noncontractile soft tissues

  • 50

    Determines by the proportion of collagen and elastin fibers, the proportion of PGs, and by rhe structural orientation of the fibers

    Mechanical behavior of noncontractile soft tissues

  • 51

    Collagen fibers are parallel and can resist the greatest tensile load

    Tendons

  • 52

    Collagen fibers have a random orientation and so are limited in resisting higher levels of tension

    Skin

  • 53

    collagen fiber alignment varues so that they can resist multi directional forces

    Ligaments, joint capsules and fascia

  • 54

    Absorb load

    Tendon

  • 55

    Illustrates the mechanical strength of structures and is used to interpret what is happening to connective tissue under stress from an externally applied load

    Stress-strain curve

  • 56

    Microfailure

    Grade 1

  • 57

    Rupture of some fibers after deformation into the early part of the plastic range

    Grade 1

  • 58

    Macrofailure

    Grade 2

  • 59

    Rupture of an increased number of fibers and partial failure after deformation into the later part of the plastic range

    Grade 2

  • 60

    Complete rupture or tissue failure after deformation beyond the plastic range

    Grade 3

  • 61

    Least painful

    Grade 3

  • 62

    Force or load per unit area

    Stress

  • 63

    The internal reaction or resistance to an externally applied load

    Stress

  • 64

    Has 3 types: tension; compression and shear

    Stress

  • 65

    The amount of deformation or lengthening that occurs when an external load such as a stretch force is applied to a structure

    Strain

  • 66

    Resistance to a force applied in a manner that will lengthen the tissue

    tension

  • 67

    Resistance to a force applied in a manner that approximates tissue

    compression

  • 68

    Resistance to two or more forces that are applied in opposing directions

    shear

  • 69

    Major sensory organ of muscle and is sensitive to quick and sustained (tonic) stretch

    Muscle spindle

  • 70

    Main function of these is to detect and convey information about muscle length changes and velocity of those changes

    Muscle spindle

  • 71

    Function is to monitor changes in tension of muscle-tendon units

    Golgi tendon organ

  • 72

    Sensitive to even slight changes of tension on a muscle-tendon unit brought on by passive stretch or active muscle contractions during normal movement

    Golgi tendon organ

  • 73

    Stretch

    Muscle spindle

  • 74

    Mechanoreceptors tension

    Golgi tendon organ

  • 75

    Determinants of stretching interventions

    Alignment and stabilization, Intensity of stretch, Duration of stretch, Speed of stretch, Frequency of stretch, Mode of stretch

  • 76

    Positioning a limb or the body such that the stretch force is directed to the appropriate muscle group

    Alignment

  • 77

    Fixation of a bony segment that has an attachment of the muscle to be stretched

    Stabilization

  • 78

    Magnitude of the stretch force applied

    Intensity of stretch

  • 79

    Length of time the stretch force is applied during a stretch cycle

    Duration of stretch

  • 80

    Rate of initial application of the stretch force

    Speed of stretch

  • 81

    Number of stretching sessions per day or week

    Frequency of stretch

  • 82

    Form or manner in which the stretch force is applied, degree of patient participation or the source of the stretch force

    Mode of stretch

  • 83

    Stretching should be applied at a low intensity by means of low load

    True

  • 84

    Maximize muscle activation during stretching and reduce the risk of injury to tissues and post stretch muscle soreness

    False

  • 85

    2-5 sessions per week with time in between sessions for tissue healing and maximize DOMS

    False

  • 86

    Soft tissues are elongated just beyond the point of tissue resistance and then held in the lengthened position with a sustained stretch force over a period of time

    Static stretching

  • 87

    Effective method to increase flexibility and ROM

    Static stretching

  • 88

    Relatively short-duration stretch force that is repeatedly but gradually applied, released, and then reapplied multiple times during a single treatment session

    Intermittent or cylic stretching

  • 89

    A rapid, forceful intermittent stretch— that is, a high velocity and high intensity stretch

    Ballistic stretching

  • 90

    Not recommended for elderly or sedentary individuals or patients with musculoskeletal pathology or chronic contractures

    Ballistic stretching

  • 91

    Integrate active muscle contractions into stretching

    PNF stretching

  • 92

    Apply a very low intensity stretch force over a prolonged period of tume to create relatively permanent lengthening of soft tissues, presumably due to plastic deformation

    Mechanicsl stretching

  • 93

    Type of stretching procedure done independently by the patient after careful instruction and supervised practice

    Self stretching

  • 94

    Enables the patient to maintain or increase the extensibility gained as the result of direct intervention by a therapist

    Self stretching

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  • 1

    Ability of body structures or segments to move so that ROM for functional activities is allowed

    Mobility

  • 2

    Ability of an individual to initiate, control, or sustain active movements of the body to perform motor tasks

    Mobility

  • 3

    Supported by a requisite level of muscle function

    Mobility

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    MOBILITY

    Strength, Endurance, Neuromuscular control

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    Ability to rotate a single joint or series of joinys smoothly and easily through an unrestricted, pain-free ROM

    Flexibility

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    Maximized when the muscle-tendon units that cross a joint havr adequate extensibility to deform and yield to a stretch force

    Flexibility

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    Determinants of flexibility

    Muscle length, Joint integrity, Periarticular soft tissue extensibility, Arthrokinematics

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    Extent to which an active muscle contraction can rotate a single joint through its available ROM

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

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    Ability of a muscle to contract through the ROM

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

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    Degree and quality of tissue extensibility

    Dynamic flexibility or AROM

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    Extent to which a joint can be passively rotated theough its available ROM

    Passive flexibility or PROM

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    Extensibility of soft tissues that cross and surround a joint

    Passive flexibility or PROM

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    Decreased mobility or restricted motion at a single joint or series of joints

    Hypomobility

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    Adaptive shortening of the muscle-tendon unit and other soft tissues that cross or surround a joint

    Contracture

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    Types of contracture

    Myostatic or myogenic, Pseudomyostatic, Arthrogenic and periarticular, Fibrotic and irreversible

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    Shortening of musculotendinous unit and significant loss of ROM but no specific muscle pathology

    Myostatic or myogenic

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    Managable

    Myostatic or myogenic

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    Involved muscles appear to be in a constant state of contracture, giving rise to excessive resistance to passive stretch

    Pseudomyostatic

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    Increased spasticity

    Pseudomyostatic

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    Result of intra-articular parhology that caused when connective tissues that cross or attach to a joint/joint capsule lose mobility

    Arthrogenic and periartciular

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    Has restriction joint infusion

    Arthrogenic and periartciular

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    Changes in the connective tissue of muscle and periarticular structures can cause adherence of these tissues and subsequent

    Fibrous and irreversible

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    Process whereby the overall function of a patient may be improved by applying stretching techniques to some muscles and joint while allowing motion limitations to develop in other muscles or joints

    Selective stretching

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    A stretch well beyond the normal length of muscle and ROM of a joint and the surrounding tussyes, resulting in

    Hypermobility

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    Limited ROM

    indication

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    Loss of soft tissue extensibility

    indication

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    Muscle weakness and shortening of opposing tissue

    indication

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    Retricted motion leading to structural deformities

    indication

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    May be a component of a total fitness or sport-specific conditioning program

    indication

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    Bony block limits joint motion

    contraindication

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    Recent fracture and/or bony union is incomplete

    contraindication

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    Acute inflammatory or swelling

    contraindication

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    Sharp, acute pain with joint movement or muscle elongation

    contraindication

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    Hematoma or other indication of tissue trauma is observed

    contraindication

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    Joint hypermobility already exists

    contraindication

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    Shortened soft tissues provide necessary joint stability in lieu of normal structural stability or neuromuscular control

    contraindication

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    Shortened soft tissues enable a patient with paralysis or severe muscle weakness to perform specific functional skills otherwise not possible

    contraindication

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    Increased flexibility and ROM

    potential benefits and outcomes

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    General fitness

    potential benefits and outcomes

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    Injury prevention and reduced post-exercise muscle soreness/DOMS

    potential benefits and outcomes

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    Enhanced performance

    potential benefits and outcomes

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    Responsible for the strength and stiffness of tissue and resist tensile deformation

    Collagen fibers

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    Provides extensibility

    Elastin fibers

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    Great deal of elongation with small loads and fail abruptly without deformation at higher loads

    Elastin fibers

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    Stable

    Collagen fibers

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    Provide tissue with bulk

    Reticulin fibers

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    Organic gel containing water and is made up of proteoglycans and glycoproteins

    Ground substance

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    Reduce friction between fibers, transport nutrients and metabolites within the tissue, and maintain space between fibers

    Ground substance

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    Composed of connective tissues (Collagen, Elastin, Reticulin, Ground substance)

    Mechanical properties of noncontractile soft tissues

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    Determines by the proportion of collagen and elastin fibers, the proportion of PGs, and by rhe structural orientation of the fibers

    Mechanical behavior of noncontractile soft tissues

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    Collagen fibers are parallel and can resist the greatest tensile load

    Tendons

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    Collagen fibers have a random orientation and so are limited in resisting higher levels of tension

    Skin

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    collagen fiber alignment varues so that they can resist multi directional forces

    Ligaments, joint capsules and fascia

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    Absorb load

    Tendon

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    Illustrates the mechanical strength of structures and is used to interpret what is happening to connective tissue under stress from an externally applied load

    Stress-strain curve

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    Microfailure

    Grade 1

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    Rupture of some fibers after deformation into the early part of the plastic range

    Grade 1

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    Macrofailure

    Grade 2

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    Rupture of an increased number of fibers and partial failure after deformation into the later part of the plastic range

    Grade 2

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    Complete rupture or tissue failure after deformation beyond the plastic range

    Grade 3

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    Least painful

    Grade 3

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    Force or load per unit area

    Stress

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    The internal reaction or resistance to an externally applied load

    Stress

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    Has 3 types: tension; compression and shear

    Stress

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    The amount of deformation or lengthening that occurs when an external load such as a stretch force is applied to a structure

    Strain

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    Resistance to a force applied in a manner that will lengthen the tissue

    tension

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    Resistance to a force applied in a manner that approximates tissue

    compression

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    Resistance to two or more forces that are applied in opposing directions

    shear

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    Major sensory organ of muscle and is sensitive to quick and sustained (tonic) stretch

    Muscle spindle

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    Main function of these is to detect and convey information about muscle length changes and velocity of those changes

    Muscle spindle

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    Function is to monitor changes in tension of muscle-tendon units

    Golgi tendon organ

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    Sensitive to even slight changes of tension on a muscle-tendon unit brought on by passive stretch or active muscle contractions during normal movement

    Golgi tendon organ

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    Stretch

    Muscle spindle

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    Mechanoreceptors tension

    Golgi tendon organ

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    Determinants of stretching interventions

    Alignment and stabilization, Intensity of stretch, Duration of stretch, Speed of stretch, Frequency of stretch, Mode of stretch

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    Positioning a limb or the body such that the stretch force is directed to the appropriate muscle group

    Alignment

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    Fixation of a bony segment that has an attachment of the muscle to be stretched

    Stabilization

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    Magnitude of the stretch force applied

    Intensity of stretch

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    Length of time the stretch force is applied during a stretch cycle

    Duration of stretch

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    Rate of initial application of the stretch force

    Speed of stretch

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    Number of stretching sessions per day or week

    Frequency of stretch

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    Form or manner in which the stretch force is applied, degree of patient participation or the source of the stretch force

    Mode of stretch

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    Stretching should be applied at a low intensity by means of low load

    True

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    Maximize muscle activation during stretching and reduce the risk of injury to tissues and post stretch muscle soreness

    False

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    2-5 sessions per week with time in between sessions for tissue healing and maximize DOMS

    False

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    Soft tissues are elongated just beyond the point of tissue resistance and then held in the lengthened position with a sustained stretch force over a period of time

    Static stretching

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    Effective method to increase flexibility and ROM

    Static stretching

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    Relatively short-duration stretch force that is repeatedly but gradually applied, released, and then reapplied multiple times during a single treatment session

    Intermittent or cylic stretching

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    A rapid, forceful intermittent stretch— that is, a high velocity and high intensity stretch

    Ballistic stretching

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    Not recommended for elderly or sedentary individuals or patients with musculoskeletal pathology or chronic contractures

    Ballistic stretching

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    Integrate active muscle contractions into stretching

    PNF stretching

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    Apply a very low intensity stretch force over a prolonged period of tume to create relatively permanent lengthening of soft tissues, presumably due to plastic deformation

    Mechanicsl stretching

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    Type of stretching procedure done independently by the patient after careful instruction and supervised practice

    Self stretching

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    Enables the patient to maintain or increase the extensibility gained as the result of direct intervention by a therapist

    Self stretching