Rehab Phases & Progression Models

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Across
  1. 1. Which progression model decreases in intensity with each set?
  2. 3. The DeLorme and Watkins Program is also known as “heavy _____ exercise.”
  3. 4. What is the main focus of the subacute phase?
  4. 5. Low resistance, high repetition is best for patients with what kind of MOI?
  5. 9. This progression model is dependent on the patient’s body weight.
  6. 11. The goals of this phase are to control inflammation, minimize the effects of immobilization, reduce swelling, and maintain the integrity of uninjured structures.
  7. 12. Kinesthesia and what are the main focus of the acute phase?
Down
  1. 2. What progression model has the patient use ½ of their 10 rep max in the first set?
  2. 6. The Sanders program focuses on an increase in what variable?
  3. 7. Low resistance, high repetition prioritizes what over strength?
  4. 8. The goals of this phase are to decrease pain from adhesions, increase tissue extensibility, continue to increase strength, improve proprioception, coordination, and agility
  5. 10. Which progression model is personalized to a patient by the rate at which they gain strength?