ACE 6th Ed, Chapter 15: Considerations for Clients with Musculoskeletal Issues 100% Solved

ACE 6th Ed, Chapter 15: Considerations for Clients with Musculoskeletal Issues 100% Solved The acute inflammatory phase lasts this long after an injury Three to four days The body regenerates tissue during this phase Repair Term used when injuries fail to progress through the stages of healing and acute inflammation is present for months Chronic Stage of healing when gentle, pain-free movement is suggested Repair Population in which Grade III strains are most common Older adults Grade III ligament sprains exhibit this at the joint Instability Symptoms of bone cancer are similar to this condition Stress fracture The most important thing to do before beginning an assessment with a client post-injury Informing the client that he or she should only move within a pain-free range of motion When working with a client who has had a chronic injury, these are the most important parts of the warm-up sequence Activating the nervous system and including multidirectional movements This approach involves working together to develop action steps in order to achieve client goals Collaboration This type of stretching is MOST effective during the cool-down for a client, post-injury Static This exercise targets the lateral muscles of the torso in order to optimize stability Side bridges This activity would help a client whose left iliac crest is higher than the right, with pain in the left hip Static stretching for the right side, while working on active range of motion on both sides When selecting exercises to improve knee function, this should be done first Address any imbalances between right and left sides When cueing a client doing a chair sit exercise, this would be the first instruction "Flex at the hips and push your hips back" These are the most appropriate exercise for a client recovering from an ankle sprain Single-leg exercises These exercises should be performed first when trying to improve foot and ankle function Toe-heel walks For a client returning to training after an ankle sprain, these types of exercises should be used with extreme caution Any type of lateral movements (i.e. lateral shuffles) This activity is generally contraindicated with a client in the early stages of osteoarthritis Running Phase 1 of healing: Inflammation Lasts for 3-4 days from onset of injury, redness, swelling, pain, increased localized temp, stiffness Phase 2 of healing: Repair May overlap with inflammation phase, lasts approx. 6 wks, formation of scar tissue, within 2-3 wks the injured area can resist normal stresses but needs to continue strengthening Phase 3 of healing: Remodeling Overlaps with Repair phase, lasts about 3-6 wks or longer, scar tissue continues to strengthen, adhesion of scar tissue can occur so continued ROM is ideal