Making Moves with Periodic Paralysis€¦ · Buoyancy: Force acting in the opposite direction of...
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Making Moves with Periodic Paralysis
Dr. Carly Matichak Stock PT, DPT
Kennedy Krieger Institute
Center for Genetic Muscle Disorders
“Optimizing movement to improve the human experience.”
Physical therapy is a skilled treatment to help improve or restore mobility
Focus on Human Movement System
Individualized approach
Evidence based practice
Physical Therapy
Develop an Exercise Plan
Type
Duration/Frequency
Intensity
Finding the Balance
All exercise should be done with proper form
All exercise should be done with core musculature activated
Understand purpose of exercise and functional implication
Listening to your body
The Common Threads
Animal Assisted Therapy
Equine/Balance Dogs
Aquatics
Electrical Stimulation
Exercise Movement
Neuroreeducation
Manual techiniques
Modalities
Principles
Precautions
Physiological Implications
Techniques
Aquatics
Buoyancy: Force acting in the opposite direction of gravity. Felt as an upward thrust.
Hydrostatic Pressure: Force exerted on immersed body by fluid molecules. Equal pressure everywhere.
Resistance: Viscosity and Turbulence
Thermal
Principles
Compromised Cardiovascular System
Urinary Tract Infections
Open Wounds
Epilepsy
Contagious Infections
Impaired Temperature Regulation
Talk with You Physician and get Medical Clearance!
Precautions
Circulatory System
Pulmonary System
Musculoskeletal System
Renal System
Physiological Effects
Improves:
Balance
Coordination
Weight bearing
Muscular endurance/strength
Cardiovascular/respiratory endurance
Pain management
Range of Motion
Circulatory function
Benefits of Aquatics
Bad Ragaz
Watsu
Halliwick
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
Massage
Pilates and Yoga
Aquatics Techniques
Multi-directional Walking
Stretching
Standing Series
Sitting Series
Supine Series
Deep Water Series
Sample Aquatics Session
Sample Aquatics Session
Forward, Backwards, Sideways
Multi- directional Walking
Standing Lunge
Slump/Straighten
Slump Straighten with Rotation
Stretching
3- Way Hips
Windshield Wipers
Rows
Standing Series
Seated on Noodle or Bench
Marching
Hip Hikes
Kick-Outs
Seated Series
Angels
Crunches- Knees to Chest
Crunches- Knees to Opposite Shoulder
Supine Series
Bicycle
Scissors
Cross Country Ski
Deep Water Series
All information shared in this presentation should be discussed with you medical physician and/or physical therapist before engaging in any program.
The information given is strictly as a resource, and not a recommendation or endorsement.
Disclaimer
“You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf.” ― Jon Kabat-Zinn