3 CreditsIMTCEC
Effects of Joint Mobilizations and Manipulations
The effects of joint mobilizations and manipulations on kinematics and muscular changes. Identifying the use of joint mobs and manips on the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine, and the effects on range of motion, pain, nervous system response, and motion at the neck, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle. Research showing these effects are not placebo.
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Brent Brookbush
DPT, PT, MS, CPT, HMS, IMT
Course Description: Effects of Joint Mobilizations and Manipulations
Effects of Joint Mobilizations and Manipulations Webinar
Introduction
Research Summary
Myth Busting: The Effects are Not Placebo
Kinematics: Joint Motion During Mobilizations and Manipulations5 Sub Sections
Kinematics: Factors Affecting Joint Stiffness2 Sub Sections
Kinematics: Factors Affecting Force During Mobilizations and Manipulations2 Sub Sections
Nervous System4 Sub Sections
Muscle Activity3 Sub Sections
Bibliography1 Sub Section
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Related Courses:
Effects of Joint Mobilizations and ManipulationsJoint Mobilization and Manipulation: IntroductionJoint Mobilization and Manipulation: Palpation, Assessment, and ReliabilityJoint Mobilizations and Manipulations: Evidenced-based Teaching and LearningJoint Mobilizations and Manipulations: Risk of Adverse EventsMuscle Fiber Dysfunction and Trigger PointsTrigger Point Assessment (and Palpation)