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Proprioception/Neuromuscular Control

Proprioception/Neuromuscular Control. Afferent Inputs (3 subsystems). Vision Horizontal and vertical references. Afferent Inputs (3 subsystems). Vision Vestibular Head movement Inner ear Balance and posture Somatosensory Peripheral Afferent Receptors. Somatosensory System.

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Proprioception/Neuromuscular Control

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  1. Proprioception/Neuromuscular Control

  2. Afferent Inputs (3 subsystems) • Vision • Horizontal and vertical references

  3. Afferent Inputs (3 subsystems) • Vision • Vestibular • Head movement • Inner ear • Balance and posture • Somatosensory • Peripheral Afferent Receptors

  4. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Hair follicles • Pain receptors

  5. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Few respond • Respond at extreme ROM

  6. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Articular (Joint) • QA and SA • Pacinian Corpuscle • Joint capsule • RA • sensitivity

  7. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Articular (Joint) • QA and SA • Pacinian Corpuscle • Ruffini Endings • Capusular collagen • SA • Sensitive to…

  8. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Articular (Joint) • QA and SA • Pacinian Corpuscle • Ruffini Endings • Golgi-tendon Like Organs • Ligaments • Sensitivity

  9. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Articular (Joint) • Musculotendinous Receptors • Muscle Spindles • Golgi tendon organs

  10. Location of Muscle Spindle

  11. Somatosensory System • Afferent Receptors • Free Nerve Endings • Cutaneous Receptors • Articular (Joint) • Musculotendinous Receptors • Muscle Spindles • Golgi tendon organs

  12. Path of GTO to Spinal Cord

  13. Spinal Cord Entry • Dorsal Roots • Synapse with interneurons

  14. Spinal Cord Entry • Dorsal Roots • Synapse with interneurons • Monosynaptic Stretch Reflex

  15. Spinal Cord Entry • Dorsal Roots • Synapse with interneurons • Monosynaptic Stretch Reflex • Polysynaptic Reflex

  16. Pathways to the Brain • Anterolateral Pathway • Dorsal Column

  17. The Brain • Brain Stem • Cerebral Cortex • Cerebellum

  18. Motor Control Maintenance: How do we control motor Performance? • FEEDFORWARD AND FEEDBACK • Feedforward • Preactivation • Functions

  19. Motor Control Maintenance: How do we control motor Performance? • FEEDFORWARD AND FEEDBACK • Feedback • So what? • The Key

  20. Components of Neuromuscular Control Training • Proprioception • Kinesthesia • Dynamic Stability • Preparatory Muscle Contractions • Reactive Muscle Characteristics • Conscious and Unconscious Movement Patterns

  21. Re-establishing Neuromuscular Control • Four Basic Elements • Proprioceptiom • Dynamic Joint Stabilization • Reactive Neuromuscular Control • Functional Motor Patterns

  22. Phases of Neuromuscular Control Training • Phase I • Phase II • Phase III • Phase IV

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