Click on any image to test your memory!
Easiest done with a piece of paper, and writing down the names you think correspond to all the numbers.
Then hover over the numbers to check your answers!
These animations are designed to help visualise "what's happening" when several interactive movements are taking place, often all at once and in many cases hidden from sight.
The active cycle of breathing technique (ACBT) is a three-stage process for clearing sputum whilst Breathing dynamics shows how rib movement creates the conditions for breathing and breathing and gas transfer introduces the alveoli
Without looking first, can you write down the names that correspond to the following numbers?
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Without looking first, can you write down the names that correspond to the following numbers?
Once
finished,
hover to check your answers!
Without looking first, can you write down the names that correspond to the following numbers?
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Without looking first, can you write down the names that correspond to the following numbers?
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Without looking first, can you write down the names that correspond to the following numbers?
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Without looking first, can you explain what what is happening below, following the numbers? Hover over the numbers to check your answers! (answers are also provided below, in a form that can be printed out if needed)
1: Low tone (weak nerve signals);
2:
inside the child's knee are muscles containing nerves;
3: these Sensory nerves
feel and send signals to the brain;
4: however the signal is very weak so the sensory brain cannot pass the signal on
to the motor brain properly;
5: as a result the Motor nerve cannot transmit;
6: so the muscle goes to sleep because it feels no message coming from
the brain
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Exercise: support child with hands on the hips and use the movement of the ball to stimulate neuromuscular activity in spine, sacrum and legs
(physio) you may vary this movement on the patient with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
More on this subject here...
The exercise: once child is balanced in a leaning position, gently roll ball to stimulate and release muscular tension in spine and legs
(physio) you may vary this movement on the patient with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
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The exercise: using a short stick, assist the child to raise both arms together as high as comfortably possible. Keep arm movement up and down with their position as straight as possible
(physio) you may want to vary this movement with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
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The exercise: whilst the child attempts to stand from a kneeling position, support the hips with one hand and back with other. if child the is confident and balanced, then continue to full standing position
(physio) you may want to vary this movement with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
More on this subject here...
The exercise: gentle pulling aid routine, to help stiffness
(physio) you may want to vary this movement with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
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The exercise: introduce something curious to help the child gently raise their head, which will stimulate relevant neck muscles
(physio) you may vary this movement on the patient with... and (active area for discussion) perhaps consider these elements...
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The exercise: encourage the child to raise an arm whilst moving the walking frame back and fore, to establish confidence in their balance and stimulate strength in leg muscles
(physio) you may vary this movement on the patient with...
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The exercise: to relieve high tone in the arm, support the elbow with one hand whilst fully stretching the contracted arm muscles with the other
(physio) you may vary this movement on the patient with...
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Do please let us know about anything you have found in this module. Good or bad, all experience is welcome!
