Calf Muscle pain causes and treatments some time due to CHRONIC EXERTIONAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME History of calf muscle pain causes and treatments ■ Definition: ache, sharp pain, or pressure

Swimming One unique aspect of swimming mechanics is that the power comes from the muscles of the shoulder girdle. In most sports, there is a ground reaction force and

🔰Mobility is the ability to perform a joint action through a series of movements. There are two groups of muscles at work in every movement: The protagonist muscles, which

Static Flexibility Test – Ankle The objective of this test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s ankle flexibility. 🔰Required resources 🔰To undertake this test you will require:

History ■ Definition: Increased pressure in a confined tissue space that reduces capillary blood flow below a level necessary for viability of normal tissue■ Etiology 1: Increased volume within

Hip Flexion Test The objective of this test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s hip flexors (the muscles that lift your knees). physiotherapy sports MCQs 🔰How to

Static Flexibility Test – Ankle The objective of this test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s ankle elasticity 🔰Required resources 🔰To undertake this test you will require:

History ■ Work or recreational injury ■ Mechanism ➣ Landing impact injury with isolated chondral defect ➣ Noncontact injury with sudden deceleration or cutting, associated meniscal or ligamentous injury

Sit & Reach Test The objective of this test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s hip and trunk flexibility. 🔰Required resources To undertake this test you will

🔰Trunk and Neck The objective of this test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s trunk and neck flexibility. 🔰Required resources ⧭To undertake this test you will require:

The objective of this test mobility Step Test is to monitor the development of the athlete’s cardiovascular system. Queen’s College Step Test 🔰Required resources ➽To undertake this test you

AC Joint separation – Direct force by far most common mechanism of Acromioclavicular Separation Treatment ■ Fall onto point of shoulder AC Joint separation ( acromioclavicular joint) traumatic injury■

■ Tendo Achilles Rupture – Mechanism➣ Sudden contraction also cause Achilles Tendon Rupture, Achilles Tendinitis➣ Susceptible tendo Achilles are weakened by degenerative disease such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and

ACHILLES TENDINITIS 🔰History ■ Mechanism➣ Overuse, muscle imbalance, poor exercise biomechanics■ Initial complaints➣ Pain, swelling, decreased activity tolerance■ Chronic complaints➣ Pain with activity, difficulty running and jumping➣ Swelling■ Common

Optimal Resistance Therapeutic Goals Resistance is used in treatment to:–Facilitate the ability of the muscle to contract.– Increase motor control and improve motor learning.– Help the patient gain an