Performance Health Core:Tx, User Manual

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3:Setting Up an Activity
After you start Core:Tx and open or create patient data, you are
ready to set up an activity. When you open patient data, the activity
settings default to the last settings you used for that patient.
You can configure the following settings related to a Core:Tx
activity:
• Movement—Make this selection first, because it sets defaults
for the other settings. (See “Selecting a Movement” on
page 31.)
• Mode (See “Selecting the Activity Mode” on page 32.)
• Audio (See “Turning the Audio On or Off” on page 33.)
• Angle (See “Selecting the Activity Angle” on page 34.)
• Speed/Time/Repetitions (See “Selecting the Speed and Total
Time or Repetitions” on page 35.)
• Difficulty (See “Setting the Difficulty” on page 37.)
You can also save an activity’s settings as the default for the system.
For more information, see “Saving Activity Settings as the Default”
on page 38.
Selecting a Movement
A movement is a set of motions of a particular joint of the body. For
example, knee flexion/extension and hip abduction/adduction are
examples of movements.
You should select the movement in Core:Tx as the first step to
setting up an activity, because it sets defaults for the other activity
settings. You can change those default settings as needed.