What is Mobilization for the Cervical spine ?? Introduction to the cervical spine What are the spine segments? Cervical spine ligaments of the cervical spine Anterior longitudinal ligament amination posterior longitudinal ligament blood supply of the posterior longitudinal ligament nerve supply of the posterior longitudinal ligament muscle attachment of the posterior longitudinal ligament variants interspinous…
What is a Cupping Therapy? It’s one of the oldest and most effective methods of releasing toxins from the body’s tissue and organs. cupping therapy is also known as hijama cupping, vacuum cupping, horn treatment, etc. It is a practice in which the therapist will put special cups on the skin to create suction. This…
Introduction of Autogenic Drainage (AD) Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 The Rationale behind the Autogenic Drainage Technique Procedure Choose a breath-stimulating position like sitting or reclining. Relax, with the neck slightly extended. Length and Frequency of Autogenic Drainage (AD) treatment sessions Benefits of Autogenic Drainage (AD) Disadvantages of Autogenic Drainage (AD) Combining Autogenic Drainage…
Benefits of Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) has been shown to Indication for Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) Procedures for Intermittent positive pressure breathing (IBBP) using Bird mark Ventilator Instruct patient to: a. Purse lips around mouthpiece so air does not leak, retaining the tongue back.b. Breathe through the mouth…
The therapy, which is administered by breathing through a special device assists: Mechanism of positive expiratory pressure therapy (PEP) Types of positive expiratory pressure therapy (PEP) Two (2) types of airway clearance devices are the positive expiratory pressure device (PEP) and the oscillating positive pressure device. Indications for positive expiratory pressure (PEP) Physiology of positive…
Introduction of Active Cycle of Breathing Techniques (ACBT) It is used to: Active Cycle of Breathing Techniques (ACBT) consists of three (3) main phases: Breathing Control Instructions to patient: Deep Breathing Exercises or Thoracic Expansion Exercises Instructions to patient: Huffing or Forced Expiratory Technique There are 2 types of huff: Medium Volume Huff High Volume…
What is a Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)? The three major components of CIMT include the following- Defining CIMT- Types of constraint- Duration and timing of “traditional” and “modified” CI therapy program- Application of constraint-induced movement therapy- How does CIMT Work? Improvements in hand function are achieved by: Benefits of CIMT: Indication- Stroke Onset: Post-stroke…
Introduction : Kinesio or rigid taping for scapular dyskinesia is the most used technique. Kinesio or rigid taping of the scapular region as well as shoulder improved scapular dyskinesia and pectoralis minor length but did not alter scapular upward movement. Short-term Kinesio and Rigid taping may help to improve scapular dyskinesis and pectoralis minor length…
Introduction : kinesio taping for peroneal tendinitis is a most used technique to relieve pain and further support to involve the area and prevent further injury to the ankle. This is the most effective and protective treatment. kinesio taping gives static as well as dynamic support to the affected area. kinesio taping gives dynamic stability…
Introduction: Kinesio taping for hip pain is a most useful technique to relieve pain and provide additional support to involve the area and also prevent additional injury. This is the most effectual and protective treatment. It gives static as well as dynamic support to the affected area of the hip. kinesio taping gives dynamic stability…
