Notes in Introduction to FPR

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Published	10/23/2024	Facilitated postional release is a(n) {{c1::indirect::direct or indirect}} technique
Published	10/23/2024	{{c1::Stanley Schiowitz}} is credited as the developer of facilitated positional release
Published	10/23/2024	Intrafusal fibers are innervated by type {{c1::1a}} sensory fibers
Published	10/23/2024	Nuclear chain endings are innervated by type {{c1::2}} sensory fibers
Published	10/23/2024	Type {{c1::1a}} fibers are sensitive to dynamic changes in muscle length
Published	10/23/2024	Type {{c1::2}} fibers are sensitive to static changes in muscle length
Published	10/23/2024	γ-motor neurons maintain a steady state of {{c1::tension}} in muscle spindles
Published	10/23/2024	Overactivity of γ-motor neurons can increase the sensitivity of type {{c1::1a and II}} fibers
Published	10/23/2024	Shortening of a muscle {{c1::decreases::increases or decreases}} the firing rate of sensory fiberes
Published	10/23/2024	Absolute contraindications of facilitated positional release include:- {{c1::Fracture}}- {{c1::Lack of somatic dysfunction}}
Published	10/23/2024	Steps of facilitated positional release:1. Place the patient's {{c1::sagittal}} posture into a {{c1::neutral}} position2. Apply a {{c1::faci…
Published	10/23/2024	The Still Technique is a(n) {{c1::direct and indirect::direct or indirect}} technqiue
Published	10/23/2024	Steps of the Still Technique:1. Place affected tissue into its position of {{c1::ease}}2. Apply a force vector from {{c1::another part of th…
Published	10/23/2024	Neutral cervical spine position involves a reduction of normal spinal {{c1::lordosis}}
Published	10/23/2024	Neutral thoracic spine position involves a reduction of normal spinal {{c1::kyphosis}}
Published	10/23/2024	Facilitated positional release is a(n) {{c1::passive*::active or passive}} technique
Published	10/23/2024	Neutral lumbar spine position involves a reduction of normal spinal {{c1::lordosis}}
Published	10/23/2024	When treating the lumbar spine with FPR, the patient is placed lateral recumbent with the dysfunctional segment facing {{c1::up::up or …
Published	10/23/2024	Which of the following statements is true regarding the muscle spindle reflex?  A. It is sensitive to rate of length change in muscleB. Acti…
Published	10/23/2024	Osteoporosis is an absolute contraindication because of the compression.{{c1::F::T/F}}
Published	10/23/2024	FPR is an active indirect technique{{c1::F::T/F}}
Published	10/23/2024	The following is the correct order for the FPR techniquePlace in freedom, facilitating force is applied, hold for 3-5 seconds, return to neutral and r…
Published	10/23/2024	Which of the following is true regarding the relationship of FPR versus Still Technique?  A. Still technique is both direct and indirectB. S…
Published	10/23/2024	Golgi tendon reflex is the reflex targeted in both FPR and Still Technique{{c1::F::T/F}}
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T1-T3: SP located {{c1::at the same level as}} the TP
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T4-T6: SP located {{c1::1/2 level below}} the TP
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T7-T9: SP located {{c1::one level below}} the TP
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T10: SP located {{c1::one level below}} the TP
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T11: SP located {{c1::1/2 level below}} the TP
Published	10/23/2024	Rule of 3's:T12: SP located {{c1::at the same level as}} the TP
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