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MT121 Mid-term OP Techniques - Frictions/GTO Rubric Code: WX8A65B By forrest25 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Frictions & GTO release 100 %
	Excellent 90-100 (N/A)	Above average Performance 80-89 (N/A)	Satisfactory 70-79 (N/A)	Unsatisfactory needs improvement 60-69 (N/A)	Poor <59 (N/A)
Communication 20 % 1)Explains procedure to pt 2)Describes intended affects. 3)Explains where on the pain scale to stay within 4)Speaks of indications of GTO (muscle spasm, HT, an area too painful to Massage)	Excellent Completes all 4 parts	Above average Performance Completes 3 parts	Satisfactory completes 2 parts	Unsatisfactory needs improvement Completes 1 part	Poor Completes 0 parts
Golgi Tendon Organ Release 30 % 1)Explains what a GTO release does physiologically. 2)Names CI (local painful condition affecting tendon, Hypotonic/atonic mm, fragility, lesions) 3)Performs proper technique on musculotendinous junction. 4)Student says which tendon being tx. 5)Ensures pt is taking deep breaths 6)Asks pt about pressure. 7)Holds until a release is felt (30+secs). 8)Proper biomechanics (reinforced digits, not overly looking down, using legs)	Excellent Completes all >7 parts	Above average Performance Completes >5 parts	Satisfactory Completes >3 parts	Unsatisfactory needs improvement Completes 2 parts	Poor Completes 1 part
Frictions - Assess/Communication 20 % 1)Speaks of using AROM/PROM. 2)Speaks of muscle testing to determine painful site. 3)Speaks of palpating site of pain 4)Tells pt they can stop tx at anytime	Excellent Completes all 4 parts	Above average Performance Completes 3 parts	Satisfactory Completes 2 parts	Unsatisfactory needs improvement Completes 1 part	Poor Completes 0 parts
Frictions - Procedure 30 % 1)Tx mm (shortened), tx tendon (lengthened) 2)Locate adhesion/Ask patient if painful 3)Speak of fiber direction 4)Sufficient pressure, checks in p-scale (not over a 7) 5)Performs X-fiber NOT sliding over skin 6)Rate 2-3 cycles a sec (does 20 secs), speaks of going for >1 min & would increase pressure as pt describes lessening pain. 7)checks 1x about p-scale after beginning frictions. 8)Proper biomechanics (reinforced digits, not overly looking down, u	Excellent Completes >7 parts	Above average Performance Completes >5 parts	Satisfactory Completes >3 parts	Unsatisfactory needs improvement Completes 2 parts	Poor Completes 1 part