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Hip and Pelvis

Hip and Pelvis

Hip and Pelvis. Chapter 19. Hip & Pelvis. Strongest articulation in body Most stable articulation Well protected & surrounded by muscle on all sides Muscles of back, abdomen, hamstrings, quadriceps, abductors, adductors, and gluteals attach Freely moveable, ball-and-socket.

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CRYOTHERAPY

CRYOTHERAPY

CRYOTHERAPY. Ben, Trina, Jake, Levi. OBJECTIVES. History Characteristics Methods of Cryotherapy Evidence Based Research Review Questions References. HISTORY. HISTORY. CHARACTERISTICS. What is occurring to the tissue. Therapeutic affects. Types of Cryotherapy. Whirlpool

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Thermal Agents: Cryotherapy

Thermal Agents: Cryotherapy

Thermal Agents: Cryotherapy. Basics of Heat . Heat: a term used to describe the energy that matter can store in the form of electronic, atomic, or molecular motion. The great the molecular motion, the greater the heat production. Basics of Cold.

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Peripheral Blood Flow & Temperature Modulations after Common Cryotherapy Treatments.

Peripheral Blood Flow & Temperature Modulations after Common Cryotherapy Treatments.

Peripheral Blood Flow & Temperature Modulations after Common Cryotherapy Treatments. John Rich, ATC. Ankle Anatomy. Talocrural Joint Lateral Collateral Ligaments Anterior talofibular ligament (ATF) Posterior talofibular ligament (PTF) Calcaneofibular ligament (CF)

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Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries

Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries

Prevention and Treatment of Athletic Injuries. Dekaney High School Houston, Texas. Cryotherapy. Application of cold for the first aid of trauma Reduces many of the adverse conditions related to the inflammatory or reactive phase of an acute injury

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Treatment Rationale

Treatment Rationale

Treatment Rationale. Sports Medicine I. Selection of ice or heat application is critical Ice should be used for first 48-72 hrs If pain and swelling are still present, continue to us ice. Treatment Rationale: Ice vs Heat. Application of ICE. Physiological Changes

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