ROOD Techniques – Flashcards
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            Slow stroking
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        An INHIBITORY technique used to relax hyper-kinetic (overactive muscles) patients
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            Slow rolling/rocking
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        Quite effective in INHIBITING general muscle hypertonicity (rigidity or spasticity) Where as fast rocking is contra-indicative because it increases the spasticity.
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            Hypotonia
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        Vestibular stimulation is very important for cases with...
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            Parkinson's
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        Neutral warmth & slow rolling for relaxation, and stimulation for reciprocal movement patterns is useful for ___________ disease.
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            Neck co-contraction
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        First stability pattern an OT should facilitate because it is essential for head control is.....?
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            High frequency vibration
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        FACILITORY technique to increase extensor tone
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            Quick ice
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        FACILITORY technique in which client should try and do opposite reflexively of what therapist does (stimulates muscle)
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            Tendon tapping
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        FACILITORY technique that increases muscle tone
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            Slow reversal
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        PNF technique used to increase ROM
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            Noxious stimulation or odors
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        Stimulation that is painful is a FACILITORY technique that helps normalize flaccid muscles.
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            Perfume or pleasant odors
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        INHIBITORY technique that helps normalize hypertonic or spastic muscles
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            Constant pressure
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        (Deep pressure as well) The rigid field of an orthokinetic cuff would be INHIBITORY
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            Facilitory technique
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        Light rapid brushing, change in environment such as turning ON lights, tapping, quick stretch, heavy joint compression, noxious odors & painful stimuli
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            Facilitory technique
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        Aimed to stimulate, "come alive" or maintain control of a muscle group
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            Inhibitory technique
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        Change in environment such as turning OFF the lights, gentle shaking of upper limb, slow rocking, deep pressure, slow stroking, and neutral warmth
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            Inhibitory technique
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        Aimed to quiet/relax/dampen overactive muscle groups
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            Heavy joint compression
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        A FACILITORY technique applied manually and longitudinally through a joint in a weight bearing position.
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            Neutral warmth
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        Wrapping a person or a specific body part in a blanket will result in a relaxation response this is called using __________
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            Maintained stretch
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        This is done to an overactive muscle and it will INHIBIT spastic muscles when done correctly.
