RHYTHMIC INITIATION TECHNIQUE : PNF THERAPY PART-4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- PNF therapy made easy!!
This video describes in detail and practically demonstrate , how Rhythmic Initiation technique of PNG therapy can be used in patients having difficulty in learning g motions, or gaining control over motion, to improve Coordination and learning relaxation.
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This is one of the best lecture on rhythmic initiation sir which has been explained in the most simple and effective way.your videos are a treasure for all the students
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Thank you for this and all of your wonderful content! For the last exercises shown- facilitating sit to stand- does it matter which side of the patient you're standing on? Affected or non-affected side?
Prefer to stand in the affected side to ensure patient's comfort and safety
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sir thanks for your knowledje.this exercise can be done to a parkinson patient?
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Rhythmic initiation technique can be successfully used to facilitate movements in Parkinson's patients.
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Such a great lecture!
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So nyc and sir you made it look so easy appreciate a lot for ur efforts tysm 🙏
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Thankyou sir ... i m a BPTh student ... ur videos provide the exact content of the topic needed in clinicals as well as thoery ....thankyou sir 😊
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Is this applicable if muscle is spastic and wht should be the minimum muscle power grade to start this technique
Sir what if patient is not able to do the 3rd and 4th .
In that case would we continue trying and wait for the movements and strength to increase ??
Very true and at the same time we would also incorporate exercises utilizing the following Neurorehabilitation secrets:
1. Utlizing the end range and isometric to eccentric contraction
2. Using CKC activities to facilitate co-contraction ( stability)
3. Spindle biasing ( positioning for prolonged period of weaker joints/ muscles in such a manner so as to make their spindles shorten and more sensitive to stretch and resistance)
4. Perceptual motor control training ( integrating feeling with moving)
5. Environmental integration
Etc.
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That's a great demonstration of Rthymic initiation. I see that you have ''join'' tab in your channel. Any benefits? I see that you are posting the videos on your youtube channel.
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Sir I have doubt *patient has spasticity on their hand or brachioradialis and patient unable to move his arm so can we apply rhythmic initiation Technique on him because sir spasticity various with velocity so that's why I have doubt..?
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Very Nicely explained and demonstrated Initiation technique.
Your teaching not only benefits students but also a very good revision of all senior or junior Physiotherapists.
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I am fond of watching and learning your videos. Excellent initiative.
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3rd step should be active and then with resistance 4th??
After several repetitions of active movement resistance can be given to reinforce the movement
Resistance is the strongest proprioceptive input a therapist can give to make the patient's brain understand the movement and gain control over the muscles required to fire the movement.
Resistance to a weaker muscle is given in a shortened position and in end of range to start with.
Active movements form the last stage as the therapist removes his/ her proprioceptive cues and makes the patient perform the exercise on his own.
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I want to ask. How many times each phase (passive, active assisted,...) should be repeated?
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Rhythmic initiation is a concept of exercise profession to improve patient's motor control.
Progression from one stage to other will be made only when the necessary prerequisite has been met.
It will many a times not possible to complete all phases in one session.
Focus initially to improve motor sensation and by the 1st phase and as you find patient can relax and has the ability to participate as him to contribute in the exercise which will be second phase.
Progression to 3rd phase will only be made when patient develops the ability to contract and relax the target muscle groups.
If the explanation looks complicated then feels free to discuss further on my whatsapp 9410575949.
In summary : Number of repetition is never fixed in NEUROLOGICAL rehabilitation contrary to musculoskeletal rehab in which we can have a fixed number of repetitions.
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thank you very much sir for making such informative videos for physiotherapy profession.your teaching is very good,easy to understand with clear explanation.keep producing such videos and sharing your vast knowledge to us sir.
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Can we use this technique with cp child who have spastic elbow extension ?
Use NDT therapy for normalisation of tone.
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Sir there is no video on Rhythmic stabilization technique?
It is there. Watch reversal of antagonist technique video.
Rhythmic stabilization is a sub type of it 😊
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Content is solid. Great work. My only complaint is that the movement doesn't follow a PNF pattern. Getting the patient to cross the body is important and shouldn't be overlooked. I didn't give the dislike in case others are wondering.
Thankyou for your feedback.
The PNF series has been made with the intention of making its concept simple to understand and it's techniques easier to practice.
Even the PNF books mentions that it is not necessary to know PNF patterns to practice PNF.
If a Physiotherapist can analyze a functional movement and it's kinematics, then also PNF can be used effectively. 🙏
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Plz include Pnf patterns too sir ...
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Sir how facilitate a hemiplegia pt in different ways in all stages plz make a complete treatment plan their specific problems
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Hope you can put english subtitle on the your videos. Because ı am from Turkey and it is hard that understanding your accent.
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simple and informative, thank you so much for inspiring others.
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Very helpful ....thank u sir....
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Sir, why am I not able to play some of the pnf videos as it is saying I have to join the channel, I have subscribed the channel already
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Sir please it’s a request agar possible ho to actual patients hi model ho to better idea aayega
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Hii sir i really liked this video..and all the other pnf videos hv helped me alot....but i hv a confusion in this one... its in 3rd n 4th step...you said 3rd is active resisted and 4th is fully active....whereas according to my knowledge.....1st is passive
2nd is active assisted
3rd is active
4th is active resisted....
Pll clarify this if i am wrng
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Here Active resisted is coming before Active to give more proprioceptive input to the patient's target muscle or joint.
Resistance will help in improving the spindle activity and making the patient's brain more aware about the direction of motion.
Once the patient learns to activate the desired muscles in the right direction, then we progress to active phase where we stop giving therapist induced proprioceptive input.
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Tysm sir for clarifying 😊
Nice informative video! I would just work on the communication aspect.. comes off as shouting sometimes haha
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I am not able to watch Part 5 and part 7, please can you guide me for the same
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Parkinson's patient also require rhythmic initiation because of dopamine deficiency as dopamine is responsible for movement initiation
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What is pnf
Are you a Physiotherapist??
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It would be helpful if you did it with real patients for example those who had a stroke
Thanks for your suggestion. I am also running a Neuro rehabilitation centre at my place where we are treating 10-12 stroke patients daily.
Will be posting their recovery journey videos also on my channel. 😊🙏
No está en español pasarlo en español por favor
Pls hindi language sir
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