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Previous: 'Large-scale Systems Architecture'
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0:00: Introducing Dr Emily Scherb
0:00: Introducing Dr Emily Scherb
0:00: Introducing Dr Emily Scherb
1:45: Give us a little background
1:45: Give us a little background
1:45: Give us a little background
2:09: Early career as a circus artist before becoming a doctor in physical therapy
2:09: Early career as a circus artist before becoming a doctor in physical therapy
2:09: Early career as a circus artist before becoming a doctor in physical therapy
3:36: Do you see a lot of people with computer-related injuries?
3:36: Do you see a lot of people with computer-related injuries?
3:36: Do you see a lot of people with computer-related injuries?
3:56: Most people have pain due to working
3:56: Most people have pain due to working
3:56: Most people have pain due to working
5:06: So people may come in not thinking it's work-related, but it is
5:06: So people may come in not thinking it's work-related, but it is
5:06: So people may come in not thinking it's work-related, but it is
5:32: Or people say "oh yeah, and I have this thing when I'm working"
5:32: Or people say "oh yeah, and I have this thing when I'm working"
5:32: Or people say "oh yeah, and I have this thing when I'm working"
5:38: So it's a bit of a doorway question?
5:38: So it's a bit of a doorway question?
5:38: So it's a bit of a doorway question?
5:47: Patients saying they've had the issue since they were fifteen
5:47: Patients saying they've had the issue since they were fifteen
5:47: Patients saying they've had the issue since they were fifteen
6:05: Could you tell us about Diagnosis vs Symptoms?
6:05: Could you tell us about Diagnosis vs Symptoms?
6:05: Could you tell us about Diagnosis vs Symptoms?
6:54: Diagnosis vs Symptoms
6:54: Diagnosis vs Symptoms
6:54: Diagnosis vs Symptoms
8:59: Unfortunate self-diagnosis
8:59: Unfortunate self-diagnosis
8:59: Unfortunate self-diagnosis
9:26: Do primary care physicians tend to properly refer patients?
9:26: Do primary care physicians tend to properly refer patients?
9:26: Do primary care physicians tend to properly refer patients?
9:58: Good primary care docs
9:58: Good primary care docs
9:58: Good primary care docs
11:07: Is physical therapy something you can go to directly?
11:07: Is physical therapy something you can go to directly?
11:07: Is physical therapy something you can go to directly?
11:51: Most states, including Washington, do allow direct access to a physical therapist
11:51: Most states, including Washington, do allow direct access to a physical therapist
11:51: Most states, including Washington, do allow direct access to a physical therapist
12:31: Are there resources for finding physical therapists in this school of thought?
12:31: Are there resources for finding physical therapists in this school of thought?
12:31: Are there resources for finding physical therapists in this school of thought?
13:32: Recommend the American Physical Therapy Association,1 the word of mouth network, and emailing in2
13:32: Recommend the American Physical Therapy Association,1 the word of mouth network, and emailing in2
13:32: Recommend the American Physical Therapy Association,1 the word of mouth network, and emailing in2
14:31: School of Thought: Movement System Impairments
14:31: School of Thought: Movement System Impairments
14:31: School of Thought: Movement System Impairments
15:03: So you have a professional subnetwork, but people may email in?
15:03: So you have a professional subnetwork, but people may email in?
15:03: So you have a professional subnetwork, but people may email in?
15:44: How do you start to investigate a problem?
15:44: How do you start to investigate a problem?
15:44: How do you start to investigate a problem?
16:28: Systematic exam: 1) Starting with posture, especially the shoulders
16:28: Systematic exam: 1) Starting with posture, especially the shoulders
16:28: Systematic exam: 1) Starting with posture, especially the shoulders
18:17: Pull up the shoulder girdle
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18:17: Pull up the shoulder girdle
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18:17: Pull up the shoulder girdle
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19:15: Shoulder girdle, hanging the arm off the body
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19:15: Shoulder girdle, hanging the arm off the body
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19:15: Shoulder girdle, hanging the arm off the body
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20:43: Can you unpack how muscles change how they situate things?
20:43: Can you unpack how muscles change how they situate things?
20:43: Can you unpack how muscles change how they situate things?
21:36: Understanding muscles, their stiffness, and thinking of them as springs
21:36: Understanding muscles, their stiffness, and thinking of them as springs
21:36: Understanding muscles, their stiffness, and thinking of them as springs
22:43: What decides the rest position of muscles?
22:43: What decides the rest position of muscles?
22:43: What decides the rest position of muscles?
23:29: Neurological and physiological body efficiency / adaptability
23:29: Neurological and physiological body efficiency / adaptability
23:29: Neurological and physiological body efficiency / adaptability
25:09: So muscles may change their shape eventually?
25:09: So muscles may change their shape eventually?
25:09: So muscles may change their shape eventually?
25:37: Eventually, but long long term
25:37: Eventually, but long long term
25:37: Eventually, but long long term
25:44: So it's mostly mental?
25:44: So it's mostly mental?
25:44: So it's mostly mental?
25:48: Mental and based on the strength of the muscle
25:48: Mental and based on the strength of the muscle
25:48: Mental and based on the strength of the muscle
26:05: So a stronger muscle becomes tenser by default?
26:05: So a stronger muscle becomes tenser by default?
26:05: So a stronger muscle becomes tenser by default?
26:14: Muscle stiffening at rest
26:14: Muscle stiffening at rest
26:14: Muscle stiffening at rest
26:30: So an exercised muscle has a stronger "base level" of pulling?
26:30: So an exercised muscle has a stronger "base level" of pulling?
26:30: So an exercised muscle has a stronger "base level" of pulling?
26:56: Balance and Global Exercise
26:56: Balance and Global Exercise
26:56: Balance and Global Exercise
27:41: Why may an unusually positioned shoulder be causing the problem?
27:41: Why may an unusually positioned shoulder be causing the problem?
27:41: Why may an unusually positioned shoulder be causing the problem?
28:17: The problem is in "the things you do that cause the passive resting tension"
28:17: The problem is in "the things you do that cause the passive resting tension"
28:17: The problem is in "the things you do that cause the passive resting tension"
28:37: Forces in the shoulder joint in the slightly abducted arm
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28:37: Forces in the shoulder joint in the slightly abducted arm
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28:37: Forces in the shoulder joint in the slightly abducted arm
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33:10: Taking our 2:1 shoulder motion ratio as read, may a movement impairment be caused, not by an unusual rest position, but by the brain moving joints in the wrong ratios?
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33:10: Taking our 2:1 shoulder motion ratio as read, may a movement impairment be caused, not by an unusual rest position, but by the brain moving joints in the wrong ratios?
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33:10: Taking our 2:1 shoulder motion ratio as read, may a movement impairment be caused, not by an unusual rest position, but by the brain moving joints in the wrong ratios?
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34:53: Systematic exam: 2) Looking at how they move their arm, for a symptom in the sequelae of symptoms
34:53: Systematic exam: 2) Looking at how they move their arm, for a symptom in the sequelae of symptoms
34:53: Systematic exam: 2) Looking at how they move their arm, for a symptom in the sequelae of symptoms
36:09: Let's go further into the second part of the exam
36:09: Let's go further into the second part of the exam
36:09: Let's go further into the second part of the exam
36:47: Systematic exam: 2, continued) Moving, and looking for the strength of muscles
36:47: Systematic exam: 2, continued) Moving, and looking for the strength of muscles
36:47: Systematic exam: 2, continued) Moving, and looking for the strength of muscles
38:28: Is it a thing to have difficulty in consciously targeting muscles?
38:28: Is it a thing to have difficulty in consciously targeting muscles?
38:28: Is it a thing to have difficulty in consciously targeting muscles?
39:20: Consciously targeting muscles, and cueing
39:20: Consciously targeting muscles, and cueing
39:20: Consciously targeting muscles, and cueing
40:31: What did you want to say about spinal alignment and plumb line?
40:31: What did you want to say about spinal alignment and plumb line?
40:31: What did you want to say about spinal alignment and plumb line?
41:02: Spinal alignment and plumb line, e.g. bicep firing
41:02: Spinal alignment and plumb line, e.g. bicep firing
41:02: Spinal alignment and plumb line, e.g. bicep firing
43:03: Spinal structure
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43:03: Spinal structure
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43:03: Spinal structure
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45:44: Could you talk more about muscle stabilisation?
45:44: Could you talk more about muscle stabilisation?
45:44: Could you talk more about muscle stabilisation?
46:54: Muscle stabilisation
46:54: Muscle stabilisation
46:54: Muscle stabilisation
48:10: Shoulder stabilisation, countering the arm's downward force
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48:10: Shoulder stabilisation, countering the arm's downward force
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48:10: Shoulder stabilisation, countering the arm's downward force
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49:48: So the energy must flow back to where you're grounded?
49:48: So the energy must flow back to where you're grounded?
49:48: So the energy must flow back to where you're grounded?
50:45: For an aerialist in space it is about how it interacts with your stability internally
50:45: For an aerialist in space it is about how it interacts with your stability internally
50:45: For an aerialist in space it is about how it interacts with your stability internally
51:05: Does a shoulder movement involve a different series of muscles when sitting and standing?
51:05: Does a shoulder movement involve a different series of muscles when sitting and standing?
51:05: Does a shoulder movement involve a different series of muscles when sitting and standing?
51:54: The legs are still involved when you're sitting
51:54: The legs are still involved when you're sitting
51:54: The legs are still involved when you're sitting
52:53: What does pain mean?
52:53: What does pain mean?
52:53: What does pain mean?
53:33: Pain: Nervous (numbness, burning, tingling) and Muscular (dull achiness, sharp spasm)
53:33: Pain: Nervous (numbness, burning, tingling) and Muscular (dull achiness, sharp spasm)
53:33: Pain: Nervous (numbness, burning, tingling) and Muscular (dull achiness, sharp spasm)
55:02: Do these types of pain indicate what has happened to, or been picked up by, the nerve?
55:02: Do these types of pain indicate what has happened to, or been picked up by, the nerve?
55:02: Do these types of pain indicate what has happened to, or been picked up by, the nerve?
56:16: Understanding nervous pains
56:16: Understanding nervous pains
56:16: Understanding nervous pains
57:28: And what about muscular pain?
57:28: And what about muscular pain?
57:28: And what about muscular pain?
57:49: Understanding muscular pains, as your brain trying to figure out what's going on
57:49: Understanding muscular pains, as your brain trying to figure out what's going on
57:49: Understanding muscular pains, as your brain trying to figure out what's going on
58:24: So your brain is used to receiving certain signals, and when it doesn't, its way of saying this is with a "dull ache"?
58:24: So your brain is used to receiving certain signals, and when it doesn't, its way of saying this is with a "dull ache"?
58:24: So your brain is used to receiving certain signals, and when it doesn't, its way of saying this is with a "dull ache"?
58:59: Sensation receptors, with broader interpretation than direct sensation
58:59: Sensation receptors, with broader interpretation than direct sensation
58:59: Sensation receptors, with broader interpretation than direct sensation
59:27: So this explains the difficulty in diagnosis?
59:27: So this explains the difficulty in diagnosis?
59:27: So this explains the difficulty in diagnosis?
59:59: Verbalising feelings
59:59: Verbalising feelings
59:59: Verbalising feelings
1:00:50: Could you talk about referred (misplaced) pain?
1:00:50: Could you talk about referred (misplaced) pain?
1:00:50: Could you talk about referred (misplaced) pain?
1:01:12: Referred pain
1:01:12: Referred pain
1:01:12: Referred pain
1:03:19: Could you talk about vascular ailments?
1:03:19: Could you talk about vascular ailments?
1:03:19: Could you talk about vascular ailments?
1:03:46: Hunt for a vascular resource
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1:03:46: Hunt for a vascular resource
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1:03:46: Hunt for a vascular resource
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1:04:44: Blood vessels and nerves of lateral cervical region
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1:04:44: Blood vessels and nerves of lateral cervical region
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1:04:44: Blood vessels and nerves of lateral cervical region
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1:06:20: Blood vessels and nerves at cervico-thoracic junction
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1:06:20: Blood vessels and nerves at cervico-thoracic junction
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1:06:20: Blood vessels and nerves at cervico-thoracic junction
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1:06:44: Posture and movement affecting blood flow and causing all sorts of symptoms
1:06:44: Posture and movement affecting blood flow and causing all sorts of symptoms
1:06:44: Posture and movement affecting blood flow and causing all sorts of symptoms
1:07:42: Do the extremities get the least of the nutrients if the flow is blocked?
1:07:42: Do the extremities get the least of the nutrients if the flow is blocked?
1:07:42: Do the extremities get the least of the nutrients if the flow is blocked?
1:08:03: Multiple things going wrong, i.e. double-crush
1:08:03: Multiple things going wrong, i.e. double-crush
1:08:03: Multiple things going wrong, i.e. double-crush
1:09:04: Could you talk about medial or lateral epicondylosis?
1:09:04: Could you talk about medial or lateral epicondylosis?
1:09:04: Could you talk about medial or lateral epicondylosis?
1:09:41: Medial and lateral epicondylosis (tennis elbow)
1:09:41: Medial and lateral epicondylosis (tennis elbow)
1:09:41: Medial and lateral epicondylosis (tennis elbow)
1:11:07: Could you talk about carpel tunnel syndrome (and other nerve issues)?
1:11:07: Could you talk about carpel tunnel syndrome (and other nerve issues)?
1:11:07: Could you talk about carpel tunnel syndrome (and other nerve issues)?
1:11:15: Carpel tunnel syndrome
1:11:15: Carpel tunnel syndrome
1:11:15: Carpel tunnel syndrome
1:14:47: Palmar carpel tendinous sheaths
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1:14:47: Palmar carpel tendinous sheaths
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1:14:47: Palmar carpel tendinous sheaths
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1:16:12: Cutaneous nerves of upper limb
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1:16:12: Cutaneous nerves of upper limb
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1:16:12: Cutaneous nerves of upper limb
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1:18:07: De Quervain's
1:18:07: De Quervain's
1:18:07: De Quervain's
1:19:46: A spine!
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1:19:46: A spine!
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1:19:46: A spine!
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1:20:09: Muscles of right upper limb (de Quervain's)
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1:20:09: Muscles of right upper limb (de Quervain's)
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1:20:09: Muscles of right upper limb (de Quervain's)
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1:21:22: Shoulder impingements
1:21:22: Shoulder impingements
1:21:22: Shoulder impingements
1:22:49: Right shoulder rotator cuff
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1:22:49: Right shoulder rotator cuff
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1:22:49: Right shoulder rotator cuff
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1:24:09: Then you just have "neck pain and shoulder pain"
1:24:09: Then you just have "neck pain and shoulder pain"
1:24:09: Then you just have "neck pain and shoulder pain"
1:24:12: Neck pain and shoulder pain, including MRI imaging anomalies
1:24:12: Neck pain and shoulder pain, including MRI imaging anomalies
1:24:12: Neck pain and shoulder pain, including MRI imaging anomalies
1:26:04: So we need to get MRI'd all the time?
1:26:04: So we need to get MRI'd all the time?
1:26:04: So we need to get MRI'd all the time?
1:26:13: Conservative care, conservative management are the better way to go
1:26:13: Conservative care, conservative management are the better way to go
1:26:13: Conservative care, conservative management are the better way to go
1:26:30: Are there preventative exercises or habits that you recommend?
1:26:30: Are there preventative exercises or habits that you recommend?
1:26:30: Are there preventative exercises or habits that you recommend?
1:27:43: Two simple things: 1) Change positions
1:27:43: Two simple things: 1) Change positions
1:27:43: Two simple things: 1) Change positions
1:28:14: Two simple things: 2) Do any activity that is not sitting
1:28:14: Two simple things: 2) Do any activity that is not sitting
1:28:14: Two simple things: 2) Do any activity that is not sitting
1:28:42: Exercise for Computer Users: Reverse Wall Slide / Wall Angel
1:28:42: Exercise for Computer Users: Reverse Wall Slide / Wall Angel
1:28:42: Exercise for Computer Users: Reverse Wall Slide / Wall Angel
1:31:17: Thank you, Emily
1:31:17: Thank you, Emily
1:31:17: Thank you, Emily
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