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When rehabilitating a hamstring strain, it’s important to strengthen the hamstrings so they are __________% of the quadriceps strength.

With a bone patellar bone graft, the strength of the ACL graft at 6 months is:

With an unstable elbow dislocation, the patient is usually in a hinged brace for 3-4 wks. How is the ROM progressed in the brace?

In a conservative rehab program and post-surgical rehab, it is essential to avoid the following early in the rehab process: (select all that apply – 2 pts)

For a quadratus lumborum strain, it will be important for the rehab to focus on:

Which one is true of muscle fuel use?

If an atom accepts 2e- then what will be the charge of the resulting ion?

Cody Roberts discussed the implementation of tensiomyography (TMG), Nord Bord, force plates, and Keiser pneumatic machines with UI athletes. Select one of the biometric/physiological monitoring systems and discuss the type of data this technology produces and explain in detail how this data can be used to prevent or mitigate the risk of injuries in athletes or patients.  Your response should include: a clear explanation of how the technology works and what it measures. the specific metrics/outputs it provides. how these metrics are interpreted by practitioners to identify injury risk factors. examples of how this technology has been used to reduce injury incidence (according to Cody Roberts) limitations or considerations when using this technology in injury prevention/mitigation programs.

It takes time for an ACL graft to become incorporated into the graft site. For the hamstring tendon graft, it takes:

If a patient has a glenohumeral posterior instability, the following exercises need to be modified or avoided: (select all that apply – 2 pts).