The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More

The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More

The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More

The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More

The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More

Nerve Innervation Part I   The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take...Read More

The graft is significantly weaker following surgery.  Graft protection must be considered as the graft can be almost 90% less stiff than a typical ACL.  As the graft takes to the bone the ACL can absorb more tensile forces.  Early rehab should limit non-weight-bearing exercises under 50 degrees of flexion.  Weight-bearing exercises decrease the load...Read More

The basics of the human muscle anatomy (muscle innervation, insertion/origin, action) is critical when studying for any physical therapy and specifically critical when studying for the OCS exam.  It can be very difficult and challenging as most anatomy texts do not provide quick summaries at a quick glance.  I take no credit for the anatomy...Read More