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Core:Tx User Guide

Forearm Pronation/Supination

Purpose of Exercise:

To promote neuromuscular control during

forearm pronation and supination. Exercise variations allow you to
emphasize gains in strength or motion as well.

Preparation/Positioning:

The patient may be seated or standing.

Apply the Core:Tx transceiver to the distal forearm, as shown
above, with the light gray strap. Instruct the patient in the desired
movement and set up the activity as shown below.

Activity Setup Screen

Setting

Monitor

Challenge

Movement

Forearm pro/sup

Mode

Monitor

Challenge

Audio

Angle

Speed

0 (static)

Summary of Contents for Core:Tx

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Page 3: ...on will also activate your warranty so that we may be able to provide service to you if necessary Register your product by filling out the card included with the product or by going online at http www performancehealth com coretx registration 2004 Performance Health Technologies Inc all rights reserved Core Tx and MotionTrack are trademarks of Performance Health Technologies The publishers acknowl...

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Page 5: ...the Hardware 8 Inserting the Batteries into the Transceiver 8 Connecting the Base Station 10 Starting Core Tx 11 Understanding the Core Tx Window 14 Navigating in Core Tx 14 Understanding Core Tx Terminology 16 Key Steps for Using Core Tx 17 Exiting Core Tx 18 Technical Support 18 2 Working with Administrative Functions 19 Opening Patient Data 20 Creating New Patient Data 20 Editing Patient Data 2...

Page 6: ...40 Calibrating the Range of Motion and Starting the Activity 42 Understanding the Monitor Activity Screen 44 Understanding the Challenge Activity Screen 46 Understanding the Audio Feedback 48 Understanding the Score 48 Adjusting the Activity Settings 49 Recalibrating the Range of Motion 49 5 Viewing Results 51 6 Troubleshooting 53 Installation and Password Issues 53 Transceiver Light Blinks or Doe...

Page 7: ... with Therapy Ball 105 Lumbar Stabilization in Plank Position 108 Hip Hike 111 Hip Abduction Adduction 112 Hip Flexion Extension Standing Flexion 115 Hip Flexion Extension Standing Extension 118 Hip Internal External Rotation 120 Knee Flexion Extension LAQ 123 Knee Flexion Extension Seated Hamstring Curl 126 Knee Flexion Extension Standing Hamstring Curl 129 Knee Flexion Extension Terminal Knee Ex...

Page 8: ...iv Core Tx User Guide Avoiding Knee Hyperextension with Weight Shifting 157 Foam Roller Exercises 159 Exercise Templates 162 Abbreviations 168 Limited Warranty 169 Index 171 ...

Page 9: ...einjury in both early and late stages of the recovery period 5 A complete rehabilitation or performance enhancement program should therefore address these neural deficits to maximize recovery and prevent injury recurrence 6 1 S M Lephart D M Pincivero J L Giraldo and F H Fu The Role of Proprio ception in the Management and Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries American Journal of Sports Medicine 25 ...

Page 10: ...o not constitute advice applicable to any particular case nor are they intended to be nor should they be used as a substitute for clinical judgment Treatment decisions must be made by the professional in light of all available resources and circumstances presented by individual patients It is the responsibility of the healthcare professional to individualize exercises to the specific characteristi...

Page 11: ...ing and informational feedback for the patient by providing an entertaining and game like interface At the end of each session or activity the software provides the patient with a score The system is particularly aimed at exercising neuromuscular control In addition you can set up exercises to emphasize gains in range of motion or strength Core Tx is a versatile tool that is compatible with and en...

Page 12: ...hree AAA batteries Six straps and one strap extension Software installation CD Core Tx User Guide this document Core Tx Quick Start Guide Product registration card Font or Symbol Definition Bold Words in bold show items to select click or press such as menu items buttons or keys on the keyboard Note This symbol means the following information is a note that gives you important information that may...

Page 13: ...computer The base station has the following key parts as shown in Figure 2 Two lights show that the base station has power and that it has a connection to the transceiver USB cable port where you connect the provided USB cable into the base station Figure 2 Base station Base station with USB cable AAA batteries Quick Start Guide Straps and extension Installation CD Registration card User Guide Tra...

Page 14: ...on power Axis knobs show the Core Tx axis The knobs represent the axis of motion the transceiver is able to detect This gives you a visual reference for proper alignment of the transceiver Battery door on the underside of the transceiver where you install the batteries For more information see Inserting the Batteries into the Transceiver on page 8 Figure 3 Transceiver Note The transceiver automati...

Page 15: ...he straps to attach the transceiver to various locations on the body for specific exercises To learn how to use the straps see Positioning the Transceiver on page 40 The exercise section shows the proper transceiver location for each exercise For more information see Chapter 7 Lumbar Stabilization in Sitting Position on Therapy Ball on page 59 The straps have the following key parts as shown in Fi...

Page 16: ...d Changes or modifications to Core Tx equipment not expressly approved by Performance Health Technologies could void your authority to operate this equipment as granted by the Federal Communications Commission FCC To clean Straps When necessary wipe down the back of the strap with mild detergent and hang dry Hand wash entire strap in mild detergent if necessary Do not use solvents to clean the str...

Page 17: ...objects away from the straps Hang or fold and store in a dry location Base station and transceiver If the transceiver will not be used for an extended period of time remove the batteries Store the base station and transceiver in a cool dry location and out of direct sunlight Installing the Software Before installing the software make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements Fo...

Page 18: ...e sure to remember the password and store it in a safe place If the installation does not automatically start double click the My Computer icon on your computer desktop double click the CD ROM drive that contains the Core Tx installation CD then double click the setup exe file Setting Up the Hardware You must perform the following tasks to set up the Core Tx hardware 1 Insert the batteries into th...

Page 19: ...ttery removal ribbon in the bottom of the battery compartment align and insert batteries as shown Note the proper orientation of positive and negative terminals 3 Replace the battery cover by sliding it back into position Note If the transceiver light is blinking at a slow steady pace replace all three batteries Alkaline batteries are recommended ...

Page 20: ...t has the Core Tx software installed on it Note The base station must be connected to your computer before you start the Core Tx software To connect the base station 1 Turn on the computer that has the Core Tx software installed 2 Connect the small end of the USB cable to the USB port on the base station ...

Page 21: ...uter Starting Core Tx You must use your Core Tx password to access patient data and store activity information for a patient You set your password when you first installed Core Tx If you do not remember your password you must use the original installation CD to re create your password Note The base station must be connected to your computer before you start the Core Tx software ...

Page 22: ...h the next step The light stays on as long as the transceiver is on and is communicating with the base station The transceiver turns itself off after about three minutes of inactivity If the light on the transceiver continues to blink slowly replace the batteries in the transceiver For more information see Inserting the Batteries into the Transceiver on page 8 3 Start the Core Tx software by doing...

Page 23: ...he activity as needed For more information see Setting Up an Activity on page 31 or Performing an Activity on page 39 1 Use the arrow keys to select Login and press space bar The Admin Login panel displays 2 Enter your password and press space bar The Admin panel displays 3 Use the buttons at the top or side of the panel to access the function or patient data you want For more information see Work...

Page 24: ...bination of the two Table 1 describes the basic navigation techniques The steps in this help use the keyboard method but you can always use a mouse or touch pad Navigation bar These buttons provide access to the main Core Tx functions The panels below change based on the current function Task panel These buttons provide access to specific tasks or settings related to the current function Main pane...

Page 25: ...vigation bar Selecting tasks in the task panel and other functions represented by a button 1 Press an arrow key until you select the button You know the button is selected when it turns orange 2 Press space bar This performs the button s action Click the button Moving from one field to another in the main panel 1 Press an arrow key until the cursor is in the field 2 Press an arrow key again to mov...

Page 26: ...a tracking exercise or to maintain a static joint position When you set the speed to greater than zero the patient must move through the selected range of motion When you set the speed to zero the patient must maintain the selected join position Challenge Challenge Mode requires the patient to keep a ball on the screen balanced between two opposing forces When you set the speed to greater than zer...

Page 27: ...tware for an activity These steps assume that you want to work with information for a specific patient and save the patient s results To use Core Tx 1 Connect the base station to your computer For more information see Connecting the Base Station on page 10 2 Start Core Tx and log in For more information see Starting Core Tx on page 11 3 Create patient data or open patient data For more information...

Page 28: ...on page 51 Exiting Core Tx You can exit Core Tx at any time To exit Core Tx Click the X in the upper right corner of the Core Tx window Technical Support You can contact technical support for Core Tx in the following ways Phone 1 800 722 4749 E mail support performancehealth com ...

Page 29: ...page 22 Change the Core Tx password See page 23 Export patient data See page 24 Import patient data See page 26 Back up the Core Tx database See page 28 Delete patient data See page 29 To perform any of the patient data tasks you must enter the Core Tx password Each time you return to one of these functions using the Admin button in the navigation bar the Admin Login panel displays and you must en...

Page 30: ...s to select Open Patient Data and press space bar The Open Patient Data window displays showing a list of patients whose data is stored in your Core Tx database 4 Use your mouse to select the patient you want and click OK The system populates Core Tx with the patient s last activity settings and returns to the Admin panel Creating New Patient Data You can create new patient data to store activity ...

Page 31: ...ss space bar The Save Patient Info window displays with the information you entered 8 Click OK to save the patient data The system saves the patient s data and returns to the Admin panel If the patient s name already exists in the Core Tx database a message displays telling you that the patient already exists If this is the same patient click Cancel and open the patient s information For more info...

Page 32: ...ter your password and press space bar The Admin panel displays 3 Use the arrow keys to select Edit Patient Info and press space bar The Edit Patient Info panel displays 4 Use the Tab key until the cursor is in the text box you want to edit 5 Edit the information as needed 6 Use the arrow keys to select Save Name and press space bar The Save Patient Info window displays with the information you ent...

Page 33: ...el displays 2 Enter your password and press space bar The Admin panel displays 3 Use the arrow keys to select Change Password and press space bar The Change Password panel displays 4 In the Old Password field enter your current Core Tx password 5 In the New Password field enter a new password 6 In the Verify New Password field enter the new password again 7 Use the arrow keys to select Save Passwo...

Page 34: ... export the patient data you can import it into Core Tx on another computer For more information see Importing Core Tx Patient Data on page 26 To export patient data 1 Use the arrow keys to select Admin in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Admin Login panel displays 2 Enter your password and press space bar T...

Page 35: ...the Save In drop down list select the drive where you want to store the exported data The folders on the drive display below 3 Navigate the list of folders and open the folder where you want to store the data 4 In the File Name field enter a name for the file The file will automatically be assigned the pht extension 5 Click Save The Core Tx Export window displays with a list of patients whose data...

Page 36: ... or that you backed up from Core Tx You may want to do this if you need to share Core Tx data with another Core Tx user or with the patient or if you are moving Core Tx to another computer The import process adds the patients to the current database It does not overwrite delete existing data in the database You must first export patient data from Core Tx on another computer or create a backup then...

Page 37: ... file that has the data you want 7 Click Open The Import Export window displays showing a list of patients whose data is stored in the file 8 From the list on the right select the patient whose data you want to import You can select more than one patient by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking each patient name You can select a range of contiguous names by holding down the Shift key and clicki...

Page 38: ... your original database because of a hardware failure or if you want to move the database to another computer For more information see Importing Core Tx Patient Data on page 26 To back up the Core Tx database 1 Use the arrow keys to select Admin in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Admin Login panel displays ...

Page 39: ...ress space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Admin Login panel displays 2 Enter your password and press space bar The Admin panel displays 3 Use the arrow keys to select Delete Patient Data and press space bar The Delete Patient Data window displays showing a list of patients whose data is stored in your Core Tx database 4 Use the arrow keys t...

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Page 41: ...age 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 pa...

Page 42: ...electing the Activity Mode The mode in Core Tx controls the type of activity You can set an activity in Core Tx to one of two modes Monitor Monitor Mode requires the patient to perform a tracking exercise or to maintain a static position When you set the speed to greater than zero the patient must move through the selected range of motion When you set the speed to zero the patient must maintain th...

Page 43: ... saves your selection and returns to the Activity Setup panel Turning the Audio On or Off You can turn the audio on or off depending on your preference and environment When on the audio provides feedback to the patient about the activity status For example the sound grows louder as the amount of error increases and softer as the amount of error decreases The sound also changes pitch depending on w...

Page 44: ...ct the activity angle 1 Use the arrow keys to select Activity Setup in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Activity Setup panel displays 2 Use the arrow keys to select the Angle and press space bar The Activity Angle panel displays showing a graphic of the angle and arrow buttons to adjust the angle The graphic...

Page 45: ...utral position while doing spinal stabilization exercises When you set up a static activity you must establish a set position after calibration For more information see Calibrating the Range of Motion and Starting the Activity on page 42 A static challenge activity requires the patient to perform an exercise while keeping the ball centered over a stationary target You determine the duration of an ...

Page 46: ...anel displays showing a slider to adjust the speed and spin buttons to adjust the time or repetitions 3 Use the right and left arrow keys to move the slider to the speed you want and press space bar The Time or Repetitions option becomes active surrounded by a dotted box 4 Use the arrow keys to select Time or Repetitions and press space bar The option shows it is selected and the corresponding spi...

Page 47: ...set the difficulty 1 Use the arrow keys to select Activity Setup in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Activity Setup panel displays 2 Use the arrow keys to select Difficulty and press space bar The Activity Difficulty panel displays showing a slider to adjust the difficulty 3 Use the right and left arrow keys...

Page 48: ...ault at any time When you open patient data the activity settings default to the last settings you used for that patient To save the activity settings as the default 1 Use the arrow keys to select Activity Setup in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Activity Setup panel displays 2 Use the arrow keys to select ...

Page 49: ...n page 44 or Understanding the Challenge Activity Screen on page 46 Understanding the Audio Feedback on page 48 Calibrating the Range of Motion and Starting the Activity on page 42 Understanding the Score on page 48 Adjusting the Activity Settings on page 49 Recalibrating the Range of Motion on page 49 Core Tx stores the activity results in the Core Tx database For more information see Viewing Res...

Page 50: ...r is able to detect This gives you a visual reference for proper alignment of the transceiver The axis should always be in parallel with the targeted joint axis For example knee joint flexion extension occurs around a coronal axis The transceiver should be placed so that its axis is oriented along a coronal axis as well To position the transceiver 1 Make sure that the light on the transceiver is o...

Page 51: ...ercise 4 Wrap the strap around the limb and put the free end through the D ring For information about where to position the strap see the appropriate exercise section in Chapter 7 Lumbar Stabilization in Sitting Position on Therapy Ball on page 59 To extend the length of a strap use the strap extension Loop the end of the extension marked PHT through the D ring of the strap and fasten the hook and...

Page 52: ... of motion before you start the activity This maps the range of motion to what you see on the Core Tx screen You must calibrate the range of motion at least once when you set up an activity For static activities speed set to zero you must also tell Core Tx the set position This is the position of the joint that you want the patient to maintain during the activity For example the activity can show ...

Page 53: ...the eyepiece or ball For example on a vertical activity angle set to 0 the patient should be at the highest position when the eyepiece or ball is at the top of the activity graphic 3 Press the button on the transceiver or press space bar The eyepiece or ball moves to the opposite position 4 Have the patient move to the other extreme of the range of motion Typically you want the patient s movement ...

Page 54: ...r Activity Screen After you configure the activity settings you can start the activity For more information see Setting Up an Activity on page 31 Be sure to position the transceiver on the patient correctly For more information see Positioning the Transceiver on page 40 For a Monitor Activity the patient tries to keep the eyepiece centered over the disc For nonstatic activities the disc moves alon...

Page 55: ...action Disc Eyepiece Shows the current activity settings Use Activity Setup to change them Use to start and pause the activity Use to calibrate the range of motion Shows the quality of the signal between the transceiver and base station More bars show a good signal similar to a cell phone To improve the signal move anything that is between the transceiver and base station Shows time and reps for t...

Page 56: ...uence of the magnetic force The patient s movement also influences the movement of the ball The patient must respond to the ball s movement away from the target counteracting this movement in a controlled manner Another analogy is balancing a broom in your hand In this analogy the ball represents the bristles of broom that you are trying to keep aligned with the target For nonstatic activities the...

Page 57: ...ent activity settings Use Activity Setup to change them Shows time and reps for the current activity Use to calibrate the range of motion Shows the quality of the signal between the transceiver and base station More bars show a good signal similar to a cell phone To improve the signal move anything that is between the transceiver and base station Shows current score and perfect score Use to start ...

Page 58: ...ing For more information see Turning the Audio On or Off on page 33 Understanding the Score The score gives you and the patient a measure of how well the patient is doing The score measures how close the center of the eyepiece stays to the center of the disc Monitor Mode or how close the ball stays to the center of the target Challenge Mode The higher the score the better the patient performed The...

Page 59: ... see Setting Up an Activity on page 31 Recalibrating the Range of Motion You can recalibrate the range of motion if you adjust the transceiver s location or you want to change the range of motion If Core Tx is not responding to motion or you find that you have to recalibrate repeatedly while performing an activity see Motion Does Not Display Properly on the Computer Screen on page 55 specifically ...

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Page 61: ...1 Use the arrow keys to select Results in the navigation bar and press space bar For information about navigating in Core Tx see Navigating in Core Tx on page 14 The Results panel displays 2 Use the arrow keys to select Start Date and press space bar A calendar window displays 3 Using your mouse select the month year and day you want the data to start 4 Click OK 5 Use the arrow keys to select End ...

Page 62: ...52 Core Tx User Guide 9 If you want to print the results displayed use the arrow keys to select Print and press space bar then select the printer you want and click Print ...

Page 63: ...on CD in my computer s drive and nothing happened Double click the My Computer icon on your computer desktop double click the CD ROM drive that contains the Core Tx installation CD then double click the setup exe file A message displays during installation that says my computer does not meet the minimum system requirements Your computer is currently unable to run Core Tx You must upgrade your comp...

Page 64: ...inking This typically takes less than 30 seconds but may take as long as three minutes For more information see Starting Core Tx on page 11 steps 1 and 2 Transceiver light blinks at a slow steady rate Replace the batteries in the transceiver For more information see Inserting the Batteries into the Transceiver on page 8 Transceiver does not come on when I push the button Check that the three AAA b...

Page 65: ...cting the Base Station on page 10 3 Make sure the transceiver light is on and not blinking If it is not on or it is blinking see the appropriate solution in Transceiver Light Blinks or Does Not Come On on page 54 4 Ensure that the base station lights are both on If both are off it is not powered by the computer Connect the base station to the computer s USB port For more information see Connecting...

Page 66: ...rmation see Connecting the Base Station on page 10 2 Start the Core Tx software For more information see Starting Core Tx on page 11 starting with step 3 Activity graphics are jerky or do not have good detail Your computer may not have a graphics card that is able to display the graphics that Core Tx uses The system will work properly but the display on your screen will not look as good as it can ...

Page 67: ...times with a pause and repeating 6 Release the orange button 7 Use the arrow keys to select Link up and press space bar The Link up panel displays While the base station and transceiver attempt to link up the signal strength icon will be yellow When the signal strength icon turns green the link up process is complete If the signal strength icon turns red replace the batteries in the transceiver th...

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Page 69: ...in this section represent only a portion of the possible applications Use the templates starting on page 162 to document your own ideas for using Core Tx In addition you can submit your Core Tx solutions to Performance Health Technologies via e mail at support performancehealth com Explanation of Setup Tables Each exercise in this section has a setup table that suggests typical Core Tx settings Yo...

Page 70: ... acute or weak patients Preparation Positioning The patient may be seated or standing Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Shoulder IR ER Shoulder IR ER Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 90...

Page 71: ...provide the patient with constant feedback to promote controlled movement during resisted exercise Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibration To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 72: ...muscular training through a larger ROM Shoulder Internal External in Abducted Position Purpose of Exercise To promote neuromuscular control of the rotator cuff This exercise activates the rotator cuff in a more challenging position of abduction Preparation Positioning The patient may be seated or standing Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray...

Page 73: ... to promote controlled movement during resisted exercise Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Shoulder IR ER Shoulder IR ER Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 1 minute 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference ...

Page 74: ...64 Core Tx User Guide Use weighted balls Increase Challenge speed to 5 to have the patient work on advanced neuromuscular training throughout a larger ROM ...

Page 75: ... as well Preparation Positioning The patient may be seated or standing Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Shoulder flex ext Shoulder flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed...

Page 76: ...ring the exercise Perform this exercise with a dowel rod for self assisted ROM To emphasize increased ROM use progressive increases in the calibrated range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with a slightly larger ROM Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate...

Page 77: ... Core Tx Exercise Instructions 67 Use hand weights or resistive bands for advanced patients Core Tx can provide the patient with constant feedback to promote controlled movement during resisted exercise ...

Page 78: ...ell Preparation Positioning The patient may be seated or standing Secure the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Shoulder abd add Shoulder abd add Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 90o 90o Speed 6 0...

Page 79: ...an provide the patient with constant feedback to promote controlled movement during resisted exercise Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 80: ...70 Core Tx User Guide Use the calibration function of Monitor Mode to address a specific portion of the patient s ROM Work in the scapular plane instead of the frontal plane ...

Page 81: ...x for rhythmic stabilization Have the patient perform Monitor Mode with the speed at 0 static Begin the activity with the patient in the desired position and have them stabilize as you apply manual perturbation Have advanced patients hold a weight in their hand during the exercise ...

Page 82: ...rod for self assisted ROM To emphasize increased ROM use progressive increases in the calibrated range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with a slightly larger ROM ...

Page 83: ...is bent at the waist with proper alignment of the spine A prone position may be substituted if necessary Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray strap Ensure that the transceiver axis is parallel to the targeted joint axis Instruct the patient in the required movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 84: ... constant feedback to promote controlled movement during resisted exercises Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 85: ...rcise Instructions 75 Have the patient perform active scapular retraction prior to performing horizontal abduction adduction Perform with bilateral upper extremities in a standing position with tubing for resistance ...

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Page 87: ... The patient may be seated or standing Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal forearm as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Elbow flex ext Elbow flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficu...

Page 88: ... To emphasize increased ROM use progressive increases in calibration range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with slightly larger ROM Use this technique as a warm up prior to manual stretching and mobilizations Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To prefere...

Page 89: ...79 Perform elbow flexion extension in closed chain wall push up position For this application place the Core Tx transceiver on the proximal forearm as shown below ...

Page 90: ... motion as well Preparation Positioning The patient may be seated or standing Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal forearm as shown above with the light gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Forearm pro sup Forearm pro sup Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 90o 90o Speed 6...

Page 91: ...reases in calibration range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with slightly larger ROM Use this technique as a warm up prior to manual stretching and mobilizations Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To pr...

Page 92: ... patient may be seated or standing with the forearm supported Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the dorsum of the hand as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Wrist flex ext Wrist flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps...

Page 93: ...o emphasize increased ROM use progressive increases in calibration range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with slightly larger ROM Use this technique as a warm up prior to manual stretching and mobilizations Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preferenc...

Page 94: ... can be addressed in a closed chain position Place the Core Tx transceiver on the distal forearm and place the patient s palm on a table By moving patient s forearm over a fixed hand the patient can achieve a localized stretch into wrist extension ...

Page 95: ...e seated or standing with the forearm supported Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the ulnar aspect of the hand as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Wrist radial ulnar deviation Wrist radial ulnar deviation Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 90o 90o Spee...

Page 96: ...use progressive increases in calibration range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with slightly larger ROM Use this technique as a warm up prior to manual stretching and mobilizations Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference A...

Page 97: ...tient s lower back at the level of L4 5 using the lumbar strap as shown above Assist the patient into a seated position on the ball and instruct the patient in bilateral arm lifts After setting up the activity as shown below assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the spine prior to starting the activity Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monit...

Page 98: ...hip flexion Have the patient perform alternating contralateral hip and shoulder flexion Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibration To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 99: ...all hand weights ankle weights or tubing to resist UE LE movement while performing this exercise Have the patient maintain lumbar positioning while performing scapular retraction bilaterally with resistive bands ...

Page 100: ...90 Core Tx User Guide Have the patient sit on the therapy ball and maintain proper positioning while you apply manual perturbation to the patient or the ball ...

Page 101: ...Core Tx transceiver to the lower back at the level of L4 5 using the lumbar strap as shown above Assist the patient into a seated position on the therapy ball and instruct the patient in the pelvic tilt motion Set up the activity as shown below and calibrate through a range of motion to promote lumbar mobility ...

Page 102: ...tivity in a quadruped position Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 0o Speed 4 Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine ...

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Page 104: ...g demonstration discussion and any available visual aids Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the lower back at the level of L4 5 using the lumbar strap Instruct the patient in the selected functional activity Perform the activity setup below and assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the spine prior to starting the activity The patient will try to maintain the preset position of a neutra...

Page 105: ...nvironment such as a deep squat Variations Functional activity examples Have the patient perform reaching activities Have the patient perform pushing pulling tasks Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 0o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutra...

Page 106: ...96 Core Tx User Guide Have the patient simulate vacuuming or sweeping ...

Page 107: ...97 Have the patient simulate work activities sorting mail or working with hand tools overhead ...

Page 108: ...eiver to the patient s abdomen with the strap lying across the iliac crests Perform the activity setup below and assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the lumbar spine while bridging Have the patient hold this position when starting the activity The patient will try to maintain the preset position of a neutral spine while maintaining a bridge position Activity Setup Screen Setting Mo...

Page 109: ...cker board Have the patient perform this activity with both calves on a therapy ball Audio On Angle 90o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 110: ...100 Core Tx User Guide Have the patient perform this activity and lift alternating feet ...

Page 111: ...clasped Provide manual perturbation to the patient s hands Provide manual perturbation to the patient s hips For a dynamic activity set the speed at 5 calibrate the start and end point of the bridge and have the patient move in and out of the bridge position with controlled movement ...

Page 112: ...Core Tx transceiver to the patient s low back at the level of L4 5 with the lumbar strap Assist the patient into a quadruped position Perform the activity setup as shown below and assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the lumbar spine Have the patient hold this position when starting the activity The patient will try to maintain the preset position of a neutral spine while exercising...

Page 113: ... Have the patient perform alternating contralateral UE LE lifts Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 9o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine ...

Page 114: ...104 Core Tx User Guide Have patients utilize cuff weights on their ankles wrists for increased challenge Have the patient stabilize in the presence of manual perturbation that you apply ...

Page 115: ...x transceiver to the patient s low back at the level of L4 5 with the lumbar strap Instruct the patient in the desired lumbar positioning during a therapy ball walk out Perform the activity setup below and assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the spine Have the patient hold this position when starting the activity The patient will try to maintain the preset position of a neutral spi...

Page 116: ...r example initially have patients roll out to their upper thighs then knees then mid shin then feet Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 9o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine ...

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Page 118: ...ply the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s low back at the level of L4 5 with the lumbar strap Instruct the patient in the plank position Perform the activity setup below and assist the patient in finding a neutral position of the spine while in the plank position Have the patient hold this position when starting the activity The patient will try to maintain the preset position of a neutral spin...

Page 119: ...m Have the patient perform a side plank as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Lumbar APT PPT Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 0o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Neutral Spine ...

Page 120: ...110 Core Tx User Guide Have the patient perform a side plank then perform continuous active abduction of the top leg for a set duration of time ...

Page 121: ...emity Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the lateral iliac crest of the unaffected lower extremity as shown above with the lumbar strap Instruct the patient in the hip hike movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Hip Hike Hip Hike Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 Time Reps 1 minute 1 minute Difficulty 1 ...

Page 122: ...ditional challenge Associated Exercises Patients benefiting from this exercise may also benefit from the variety of hip abduction exercises in Hip Abduction Adduction on page 112 Hip Abduction Adduction Purpose of Exercise To promote neuromuscular control during hip abduction Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference ...

Page 123: ...nds free in order to challenge the patient s balance In the presence of significant weakness this exercise can be performed in supine position For additional challenge have the patient perform hip abduction adduction in sidelying position Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Hip abd add Hip abd add Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 4 0 static Time Reps 2 minu...

Page 124: ... Tx User Guide Use ankle weights or resistive bands for advanced patients Core Tx can provide the patient with constant feedback so that the patient uses controlled movement while performing resisted exercises ...

Page 125: ...bar Stabilization in Plank Position on page 108 Hip Flexion Extension Standing Flexion Purpose of Exercise To promote neuromuscular control and strengthening during hip flexion Preparation Positioning The patient should be in a standing position Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal thigh as ...

Page 126: ...rform this activity in a supine or sitting position Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Hip flex ext Hip flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 4 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference ...

Page 127: ...117 Use ankle weights or resistive bands for advanced patients Core Tx can provide the patient with constant feedback so that the patient uses controlled movement while performing resisted exercises ...

Page 128: ...uld be in a standing position Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal lower extremity as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the movement of hip extension and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Hip flex ext Hip flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 4 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute ...

Page 129: ...quadruped over a therapy ball or bent at the waist over a treatment table Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 130: ...ced patients Core Tx can provide the patient with constant feedback so that the patient uses controlled movement while performing resisted exercises Hip Internal External Rotation Purpose of Exercise To promote neuromuscular control and strengthening during hip rotation ...

Page 131: ...al rotation and set up the activity as shown below Variations Use ankle weights or resistive bands for advanced patients Core Tx can provide the patient with constant feedback so that the patient uses controlled movement while performing resisted exercises Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Hip IR ER Hip IR ER Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 4 0 static Ti...

Page 132: ...122 Core Tx User Guide Perform this exercise in hooklying or quadruped position by placing the Core Tx transceiver on the lateral distal thigh with the same orientation as previously ...

Page 133: ...able to bear weight Preparation Positioning The patient should be seated in a chair Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal lower leg as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the required movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o ...

Page 134: ... patient with constant feedback so that the patient uses controlled movement while performing resisted exercises Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 135: ...125 To help your patients achieve greater extension AROM utilize progressive increases in calibration range in Monitor Mode This can help emphasize terminal knee extension ...

Page 136: ... This open chain exercise may be appropriate for patients who are unable to bear weight Preparation Positioning The patient should be seated in a chair Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal lower leg as shown above with a dark gray strap Apply resistive tubing to the patient s lower leg distal to the Core Tx transceiver Instruct the patient in the required movement and set up the activity as...

Page 137: ... with slightly larger ROM Use this technique as a warm up prior to manual stretching and mobilizations Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To prefer...

Page 138: ...ater emphasis on increasing knee flexion ROM have the patient in supine position with both feet sliding on a wall for gravity assisted flexion stretch You can utilize audio feedback if the patient cannot comfortably view the screen ...

Page 139: ...ioning The patient should be in a standing position Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal lower leg as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the required movement and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o ...

Page 140: ...ize ankle weights or resistive bands Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 141: ... with a bolster supporting the distal thigh Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal lower leg as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the desired movement and set up the activity as shown below Set the calibration to emphasize end range extension Manual assistance may be provided to set the extension goal for the patient Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Mov...

Page 142: ...e Tx transceiver above the knee as shown below With resistive tubing secured posterior to the distal thigh have the patient emphasize full extension Angle 0o Speed 5 Time Reps 2 minutes Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 143: ... be in a standing position with their feet shoulder width apart Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal thigh as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in proper squatting form and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 5 0 static ...

Page 144: ...ecrease resistance This will enable the patient to reap the benefits of closed chain exercise while bearing less weight Utilize audio feedback if the patient cannot comfortably view the screen Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Chal...

Page 145: ...mponent to neuromuscular reeducation Have the patient stand on a long section of tubing with the ends in either hand Pull the tubing taut to increase resistance with hip knee extension Perform the squat while on a rocker board dynadisc or foam pad ...

Page 146: ...136 Core Tx User Guide Have patients squeeze a ball between their knees while performing a squat ...

Page 147: ...137 Knee Flexion Extension Unilateral Squat ...

Page 148: ...rform this activity initially with hand support and progress to hands free Perform this activity on an inclined sled that uses only a portion of the patient s body weight in order to decrease resistance This will enable the patient to reap the benefits of closed chain exercise while bearing less weight Utilize audio feedback if the patient cannot comfortably view the screen Activity Setup Screen S...

Page 149: ...ent to neuromuscular reeducation Have the patient stand on a long section of tubing with the ends in one hand Pull the tubing taut to increase resistance with hip knee extension Perform the unilateral squat while on a rocker board dynadisc or foam pad ...

Page 150: ...140 Core Tx User Guide Have the patient perform a unilateral squat while moving a medicine ball with bilateral upper extremities ...

Page 151: ...o address neuromuscular control and strengthening during a closed chain squat Preparation Positioning The patient should be in a standing position Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal thigh as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in proper ...

Page 152: ...ions Perform the squat with back against a wall Perform the squat while on a rocker board dynadisc or foam pad Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 0o Speed 0 static Time Reps 30 seconds Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Desired flexion ...

Page 153: ...this same activity in multiple positions require the patient to hold each squat for 60 seconds at 15 30 and 45 degrees of hip flexion for example Utilize a rebounder for ball tossing while performing this activity ...

Page 154: ... patient should stand on the affected LE on a step Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the distal thigh as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in proper step up form and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Knee flex ext Knee flex ext Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 0o 0o Speed 3 0 static ...

Page 155: ... Fasten an ankle weight to the patient s unaffected leg for additional challenge Time Reps 1 minute 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 156: ...t is important Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the anterior distal thigh as shown above with a light gray strap for a horizontal orientation For additional strap length use the extension strap Ensure that the patient is in a desirable position of varus valgus prior to starting the activity The patient will then maintain this varus valgus position in static Monitor Mode while performing a squat Ac...

Page 157: ...o On Angle 90o Speed 0 static Time Reps 1 minute Difficulty Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Desired varus valgus Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

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Page 159: ...hould be seated in a chair with the lower leg supported and the ankle foot unsupported Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the plantar aspect of the foot as shown above with a dark gray strap Instruct the patient in the required movement of plantarflexion dorsiflexion and set up the activity as shown below Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Ankle DF PF Ankle DF PF Mode Monitor C...

Page 160: ...rolled movement while performing resisted exercises To emphasize increased ROM use progressive increases in calibration range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge ...

Page 161: ...uromuscular control during ankle inversion and eversion Exercise variations allow you to emphasize gains in strength or motion as well Preparation Positioning The patient should be seated in a chair with the lower leg supported and the ankle foot unsupported Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the plantar aspect of the ball of the foot as shown above with a light gray strap Instruct the patient in th...

Page 162: ...es controlled movement while performing resisted exercises Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Ankle Inv Ev Ankle Inv Ev Mode Monitor Challenge Audio On On Angle 90o 90o Speed 5 0 static Time Reps 2 minutes 1 minute Difficulty 1 beginners Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM To available ROM Set Position To preference ...

Page 163: ...ation range in Monitor Mode Begin by having patients work in their comfortable range then recalibrate and repeat the activity with slightly larger ROM Associated Exercises See the knee exercises starting on page 123 for closed chain neuromuscular reeducation exercises ...

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Page 165: ...f the possible Core Tx applications Use the templates in Exercise Templates on page 162 to document your own Creative Solutions You can also send your ideas to Performance Health Technologies via e mail at support performancehealth com CVA Midline Orientation Purpose of Exercise To provide visual and audio feedback for CVA patients demonstrating lack of midline orientation in a sitting position ...

Page 166: ...iver to the lateral trunk using the lumbar strap Set up the activity as shown below and assist the patient into correct midline orientation before beginning the activity The patient will strive to maintain the preset midline position using audio and visual feedback Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Any movement Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 90o Speed 0 static Time Reps 5 minut...

Page 167: ...this intervention is to prevent excessive knee hyperextension Apply the Core Tx transceiver to the patient s knee with a dark gray strap Utilizing audio and visual feedback encourage the patient to move freely into flexion but not to move past the targeted amount of extension Set up the activity as shown below Position the patient in the desired position of extension and use the Set Position butto...

Page 168: ...rextending have the patient step in place with the opposite foot Activity Setup Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Movement Shoulder flex ext Mode Monitor Audio On Angle 90o Speed 0 static Time Reps 5 minutes Activity Screen Setting Monitor Challenge Calibrate To available ROM Set Position Desired Extension ...

Page 169: ...extension The Core Tx transceiver should be positioned on the top of the roller Assist the patient into a standing position on the roller The patient s feet should be perpendicular to the length of the roller as shown above Set the position with the roller in a level position The patient will then strive to keep the roller level while performing squats The patient s score will reflect the patient ...

Page 170: ...rocnemius stretch Position the patient with one foot on the roller and set the position in static mode in a dorsiflexed position for 30 seconds The patient s goal will be to maintain this position for the selected duration of time Have the patient use Monitor Mode with speed set to 5 for a dorsiflexion plantarflexion AROM exercise in sitting position with the foot positioned on the foam roller Act...

Page 171: ...161 Have the patient use Monitor Mode with speed set to 5 for an eversion inversion AROM exercise in sitting position with the foot positioned on the foam roller ...

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Page 178: ...cident DF dorsiflexion ER external rotation Ev eversion Ext extension FA forearm Flex flexion Inv inversion IR internal rotation LAQ long arc quad LE lower extremity L4 5 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae NMR neuromuscular reeducation PF plantarflexion PPT posterior pelvic tilt Pro pronation ROM range of motion Sup supination UE upper extremity ...

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Page 181: ...ement 19 using 19 Angle button 34 angle selecting for the activity 34 ankle exercises dorsiflexion plantarflexion 149 inversion eversion 151 arrow keys using to navigate in Core Tx 14 audio turning on or off 33 understanding the feedback 48 Audio button 34 B backing up patient data 28 Backup Core Tx Database button 28 base station connecting 10 description 3 linking up to transceiver 56 batteries ...

Page 182: ... 29 exporting patient data from 24 importing patient data into 26 default setting activity settings as 38 Delete Patient Data button 29 deleting patient data 29 Difficulty button 37 difficulty setting 37 displaying results 51 E Edit Patient Info button 22 editing patient data 22 elbow exercise flexion extension 77 End Date button 51 exercises abbreviations for 168 defined as used with Core Tx 16 i...

Page 183: ...37 varus valgus 146 L linking up the transceiver and base station 56 Link up button 57 logging in for Admin functions 19 to Core Tx when starting the software 13 Login button 13 lumbar exercises body mechanics instruction 94 mobility 91 stabilization during bridge 98 stabilization during prone walk outs with therapy ball 105 stabilization in plank position 108 stabilization in quadruped posi tion ...

Page 184: ...screen display troubleshooting 55 selecting an activity movement 31 buttons 14 functions in the navigation bar 14 items in a list 14 the activity angle 34 the activity difficulty 37 the activity mode 32 the activity speed 35 the activity time 35 the audio setting 33 the number of repetitions 35 Set Position button 43 setting the activity angle 34 the activity mode 32 the activity movement 31 the a...

Page 185: ...k panel selecting buttons in 14 technical support 18 terminology in Core Tx 16 time selecting for activities 35 transceiver automatic turnoff 4 description 4 inserting the batteries into 8 linking up to base station 56 placing in a strap 40 positioning 40 troubleshooting the light 54 turning on 12 Trend Chart button 51 troubleshooting 53 installation and password is sues 53 motion on the screen 55...

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