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    Therapeutic Assignment

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    This document describes exercises to strengthen the anterior and posterior deltoids using resistance springs. For sitting exercises on a chair, the subject sits with their trunk straight and a spring attached behind them for shoulder flexion and extension movements. Standing exercises have the subject erect with a spring attached behind for the same movements. The exercises involve slowly moving the shoulder against the resistance of the spring and holding for 2-3 seconds before releasing.

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    This document describes exercises to strengthen the anterior and posterior deltoids using resistance springs. For sitting exercises on a chair, the subject sits with their trunk straight and a spring attached behind them for shoulder flexion and extension movements. Standing exercises have the subject erect with a spring attached behind for the same movements. The exercises involve slowly moving the shoulder against the resistance of the spring and holding for 2-3 seconds before releasing.

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    This document describes exercises to strengthen the anterior and posterior deltoids using resistance springs. For sitting exercises on a chair, the subject sits with their trunk straight and a spring attached behind them for shoulder flexion and extension movements. Standing exercises have the subject erect with a spring attached behind for the same movements. The exercises involve slowly moving the shoulder against the resistance of the spring and holding for 2-3 seconds before releasing.

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    Therapeutic Assignment

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    Safwan_Idham_B_5749
    This document describes exercises to strengthen the anterior and posterior deltoids using resistance springs. For sitting exercises on a chair, the subject sits with their trunk straight and a spring attached behind them for shoulder flexion and extension movements. Standing exercises have the subject erect with a spring attached behind for the same movements. The exercises involve slowly moving the shoulder against the resistance of the spring and holding for 2-3 seconds before releasing.

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    Position Description Picture

    Sitting on the chair 1. The subject sitting on the chair


    with trunk 90 degree straight
    2. Hip and knee flexion
    3. The spring hanging at the back of
    the subject
    4. The spring should be parallel with
    the steel cage
    5. Ensure that the subject
    comfortable with the hand
    wrappings Starting Position
    6. Teach the subject that the
    movement of the hand must be
    forward
    1. Ask the subject to move forward
    hand (shoulder flexion)
    2. Ensure that the subject move the
    hand slowly while resist the
    spring force
    3. Ask the subject to hold about 2 or
    3 second before release the
    spring slowly
    4. Repeat the movement as needed
    End Position

    Stride standing 1. The subject erect standing with


    the straight trunk
    2. The spring hanging at the back of
    the subject
    3. The spring should be parallel with
    the steel cage
    4. Ensure that the subject
    comfortable with the hand
    wrappings
    5. Teach the subject that the Starting Position
    movement of the hand must be
    forward
    1. Ask the subject to move forward
    hand (shoulder flexion)
    2. Ensure that the subject move the
    hand slowly while resist the
    spring force
    3. Ask the subject to hold about 2 or
    3 second before release the
    spring slowly
    Repeat the movement as needed
    End Position

    ANTERIOR DELTOID
    POSTERIOR DELTOID

    Position Description Picture


    Stride standing 1. The patient is in standing
    position.
    2. Sling at the hand and attach to
    the spring.
    3. The spring gives the resistance
    when the patient tries to extend
    the shoulder.
    4. spring is used to increase
    shoulder extension strength
    5. Resistance of the spring can be
    increase when the patient
    becomes stronger. Sta
    rting Position
    1. Demonstrate to the patient how to
    do extension of the shoulder.
    2. Ask patient to extend the
    shoulder and resist the resistance
    of spring as demonstrated.
    3. To increase the resistance,
    increase the inclination of angle.
    4. Ask to repeat the movement for 5
    times.

    End Position

    Sitting on the chair 1. Patient is sitting position


    2. Sling at the hand and attach to
    the spring
    3. The spring gives the resistance
    when the patient tries to extend
    the shoulder
    4. Spring is used to increase
    shoulder extension strength
    5. Resistance of the spring can be
    increase when the patient
    become stronger Star
    ting Position
    1. Demonstrate to the patient how to
    do extension of the shoulder
    2. Ask the patient to extended the
    shoulder and resist the resistance
    of spring as demonstrated
    3. To increse the amount of the
    resistance, increase the angle of
    inclination
    4. Ask to repeat the movement for 5
    times.

    End
    Position

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