73 Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) to the Lower Quarter: Summary Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) to the Lower Quarter 2 Contact Hours
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Author Dr. Robert McCabe, DPT
Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Doctorate degree in physical therapy from Arcadia University, Master's degree in physical therapy from Long Island University, Master's Degree in Ergonomics and Biomechanics from New York University.
LEARNING OUTCOMES • Recognize the factors that can affect the biomechanical properties of fascia • Identify the benefits of using IASTM for the clinician • Recognize the general indications for using IASTM • Identify the contraindications of using IASTM • Locate the normal vs abnormal tissue reactivity in response to IASTM
• Select one indication for applying IASTM to the Thoracolumbar fasciae • Select one indication for applying IASTM to the ITB-Vastus Lateralis • Select one indication for applying IASTM to the Anterior lower leg/ankle • Select one indication for applying IASTM to the Lateral ankle
SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
1. Fascial lines include: a. Superficial back line
3. Contraindications for trigger points include: a. Ligament sprains b. ITB syndrome c. Complex regional pain syndrome d. Plantar fasciitis 4. Parameters for IASTM is: a. 2-3 times a week with 1 day rest b. 2-3 times a week with 2-3 rests between
b. Lateral line c. Spiral line d. All of the above 2. Benefits of IASTM for the patient include all of the follow EXCEPT: a. Improve long term flexibility b. Reduce chronic musculoskeletal pain c. Improve recovery from muscle soreness d. Prevent overuse/chronic induced fibrosis
c. 4-5 times a week d. 1 time a week max
ANSWERS: 1: D
2 : A
3: C
4: B
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