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16 Core:Tx User Guide
Understanding Core:Tx Terminology
We use specific terms in Core:Tx and in this guide to describe how
to use and set up Core:Tx:
• Activity—An activity is the selected movement, mode, and
other options in Core:Tx that you set up for a patient. The
Activity panel in Core:Tx shows these settings, guides the
patient’s actions, and displays the patient’s score for the activity.
• Exercise—An exercise is the specific motion you have the
patient perform for the activity. For example, if you are
working on knee flexion/extension, the exercise may be squats.
• Mode—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 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 zero, the balance
Moving from one
text box to another.
Text boxes are
where you enter
text, such as a
patient’s name. To move forward, press Tab.
To move backward, hold down
the Shift key and press Tab.
Click in the field.
Making selections
in new windows
that display, such
as when you
export, import, or
back up data. Use only to enter file names
and other text. Click to select items
from lists and click
buttons.
Table 1: Navigation techniques (Continued)
Task Using the keyboard Using the mouse