MUSCLE BIOMECHANICS: WHAT IS ACTIVE AND PASSIVE INSUFFICIENCY?

this video simplify the concept of active and passive insufficiency by giving lot of practical explainations.
a must watch for Physiotherapy Students.

[@PrachiGupta025]

I really appreciate all your efforts to make these concepts easier to understand. Thank you Sir. 👍🏼😊

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching 😊 DO share our videos with your contacts on social media platforms 😊

[@purusaxena397]

Awesome explanation sir clear with concept and practically as well

[@ayushikeshare398]

Wish my college professors also teach this way someday.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@dr.mubarakali8673]

very simple and conceptual clearly understandable making a sense about muscle insufficiency

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@nusratrafique2471]

Really no need to further look for any other video on this topic.. Very well explained sir

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@ameera344]

Thank you all for hardworking! That was super helpful and got me understanding my subject well💕💕 Allah bless you

[@triptisingh5140]

Amazing videos...m binge watching them....really grateful Sir.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@kahkashanparveen8148]

Such an easy way of explaining sir your way of teaching is awesome.

[@michemillan9561]

I watched multiples videos on this and this video was the most helpful. Thank you!

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕 Do share this channel videos with your contacts 😊

[@sonalisubhadarsini2436]

Waaaaaoooo..... fantastic vdo.... thank you so much....so much clarity indeed...

[@PhysioClassroom]

Do share our channel videos with your contacts 😊

[@marufahmedchoudhury]

Where you from.

[@NIHAS36]

Finally got it after my 3 years of graduation.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊🙏❤️

[@Jmultiscales]

Super clear, you are really good teaching. Thanks

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@satyajitapte7036]

The Quadriceps originate at the femur, they never cross the hip joint so I'm not sure the principle holds true for that muscle group. The percieved restriction of knee extension ROM is most probably due to hams tightness rather than quads active insuff. The explanation for the FDP and FDS was spot-on though.

[@PhysioClassroom]

The rectus femoris component of quadriceps have fibres originating from pelvic bone and thus it crosses both the hip and knee joint. The other three heads are originating from the femur itself. One can observe active insufficiency of quadriceps in individuals who have very good hamstring flexibility also.😊🙏 Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@MrTeFalta]

Very good video. I understand this better now. Thanks!!

[@drrohansahu1997]

Really nice..so helpful..thank u sir.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@Neha_Sharma26]

Thanku so much sir ..finally I understood the concept .. great full to u sir 🙏🙏

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@nehakaul6259]

Blessed to have u as a Teacher

[@sarathlectures]

Very Excellent explanation Sir.. Your service is always need for young seeds..

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for your motivational feedback and support 😊🙏 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@sarathlectures]

@@PhysioClassroom surely. I am always sharing your videos..

[@mansidahiya7480]

Sir u explained very well i wish i had teacher like u of excercise therapy also If it is possible for u pls make vedioes on excercise therapy too We will ne greatfull Not every one get teachers like u in each college. And this is huge platform to shate knowledge

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊 Will make Exercise Therapy lectures and PRACTICAL series too in future 💕

[@crimson2799]

Thank you for this excellent explanation sir

[@marif6418]

class m to samajh hi nahi aaya tha aapne itna easy kar diya thankU sir

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@Aanchalnaik2506]

Thank you sir for simplifying this things

[@sunderrajshetty2535]

Superb Sir u r excellent Made it very easy to understand Just love ur way of teaching

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts 😊💕

[@bobbyhunt3009]

U did great up to the point of the wrist joint example. Not a good example Doc, just use examples of others muscles and U will be Gold. I'm just learning about these 2 and I'm looking at all the videos I can. Thnkx Doc

[@Seoljige]

Thank you sir…This helps a lot

[@jaswinderkaur1349]

Thanku its an amazing lecture ✨

[@RohitKumar-nl8dl]

Thank you so much sir. There cannot be an easier explanation than this. ❤

[@netchill5772]

Wow very helpful!

[@mohammedkashif3489]

Thank u so much sir ,it helped a lot

[@drmukulpareek]

Really very simple and clear explanation

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks doctor for watching 😊🙏 DO share with your contacts on social media platforms 😊

[@drmukulpareek]

@@PhysioClassroom sure sir,apki coming workshop jaipur hai,mae jarur attend karunga

[@krishnabhiram]

@@drmukulpareek Thanks. See you soon.

[@LittleGenius399]

Wow great sir! Subscribed u

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊💕

[@jaspindersingh8136]

Veryyyyy nice explantion sirrrrrrrrrrrrrr jiiiiiiii

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts 😊💕

[@neilkiang2091]

nice work!! keep it on!

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum people 😊🙏

[@bhandarigracy]

Very helpful 👍👍

[@pinkubasumatary4182]

Thank you sir

[@rabiaramzan587]

But plzz sir answer one thing You said in passive insufficiency of extensors of fingers that wrist is flexed so the extensors become lengthen at wrist ....and fingers are flexed also so the extensors become no (shorten ) on fingers isn't it wrong sir ? You should say extensors on fingers become no lengthen further ????

[@PhysioClassroom]

When wrist goes into flexion the ability to flex the fingers is reduced due to active insufficiency of finger flexors and passive insufficiency of finger extensors. This should clear your doubt. When finger flexors are already contracted at wrist then their ability to contract maximally at MCP and IP joint is reduced ( example of active insufficiency) In similar situation with wrist flexion there is already lengthening of finger extensors and so their ability to lengthen at MCP and IP joints is reduced ( example of passive insufficiency)

[@ftkurien9607]

Hi Sir. Do you remember me, once I had collected you from Cochin Airport and dropped you in South, In between, we had a dinner and all.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Yes, for sure 😊 Nice to hear from you.

[@koreanthai1]

Very well explained

[@technoholic4982]

nice video sir its usefull

[@radhika1218]

Thank you very much!!

[@bangtan4342]

ty so muchhh

[@jeeljani3673]

Best video thanx

[@ziaakhtar267]

Impressive 👍👏👏

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊

[@surbhibamniya251]

Thanku so much sir for these video 🙏

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@surbhibamniya251]

@@PhysioClassroom definitely sir

[@beinghamza904]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR 😍❤

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum people 😊

[@gayatrisinha9851]

Sir when is the practical application of this biomechanic principle required or used in clinical practice

[@krishnabhiram]

In stretching and strengthening

[@gayatrisinha9851]

@@krishnabhiram thnx for replying

[@bhavnachaudhary1489]

Thank you so much to make us understand everything easily and wisely. I always wait to see your anticipated teaching

[@SaifBAWAZEER]

thank you very much

[@reshmajg4825]

Hello sir, how are you ? As always video explanation is awesome n easier to understand 😊😊 Thank you so much sir 🙏👍👍

[@PhysioClassroom]

I am fine. Thanks for watching 😊🙏

[@Sarvaghna]

I'm a stroke patient..i've lost the control over muscles..how to improve it?

[@PhysioClassroom]

HII. Thanks for reaching. We hope this video will help you. If you have further questions and want to take online consultation with Dr. Abhishek, Kindly Whatsapp : [phone]

[@dr.muddasirapt6687]

Best teacher

[@Medicallife95]

Thanks so much sir

[@nashrakhan2818]

Can u correlate this with any clinical condition

[@ameera344]

Can i ask if your channel is specialized for physio therapy ? Or its for other subjects ? just to know well

[@PhysioClassroom]

I hope you can make out by looking at the content and name of our channel 😊 It is dedicated to purely Physiotherapy and the content is relevant for both Physiotherapy students and practicing Physiotherapists. Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@rutvikdange1858]

Thanks a lot sir ..

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@rutvikdange1858]

@@PhysioClassroom sure sir 😊

[@rutvikdange1858]

Sir plzz make more viedoes on muscle mechanics...and physiotherapy basics ...your teaching method is excellent 😊😊....

[@adityasingh3234]

Very nice sir 👌👌🙏🏻

[@bipulprasadray5495]

Sir what is the clinical coorelation here 🙏 plz explain

[@hasandigitalworld1067]

Thanks sir

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊

[@reshmajg4825]

You are the best

[@dishavishnani7133]

Damnnn, you're awesome

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕

[@kalyanbag8547]

Sir very nice....concept clear. Sir can you please make a video on supination and pronation twist.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts on social media platforms 😊

[@minakshisolanki9632]

Well explained sir🔥

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@minakshisolanki9632]

@@PhysioClassroom sure

[@santanudas3006]

Excellent

[@artophilic5810]

Thankyou sir

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊❣️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊❤️

[@Ajmal_Talks]

sir, suprrrrrrr class

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom ❤️ Do share our channel videos with your contacts 💕😊

[@udeshbairagi4576]

I thing there is contradiction in your last wrist example i.e, in passive insufficiency of wrist, if we are not able to make grip is due to active insufficiency of flexor muscles of wrist.

[@PhysioClassroom]

Not able to grip strongly in wrist flexion is due to active insufficiency of wrist flexor muscles because they are already contracted at the wrist so their ability to contract at the fingers is reduced. Similarly there is also passive insufficiency of wrist extensors as they are already elongated at the wrist and so their ability to maximally elongate at the fingers is reduced. Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕

[@RosannaLee-vn6jc]

SO GOOD SO GOOD

[@akhilkumargudikandula2622]

Sir can u please make videos on levers

[@PhysioClassroom]

Sure. Sometime I will make a video on levers in human body with practical example and importance. Do keep sharing our videos with your contacts on social media platforms 😊

[@nikiwadhwani3456]

@@PhysioClassroom sir please make a video on levers...and it's applications in human body also

[@divyas5248]

Very useful

[@vijaybhadra6682]

मेरा लड़का 2 साल पहले थर्ड फ्लोर से गिर गया था use brain injury hui thi right side pai इस वजह से left side paralysis Ho Gaya अब वह चल सकता है मगर पैरों में टाइटनेस है और लेफ्ट साइड का हाथ 50% वर्किंग करता है wrist drop है फिंगर में मूवमेंट नहीं है solder mein tightness hai 2 साल से फीजीओ भी कराया है aapka contact number de हमें आपसे कुछ सुझाव चाहिए

[@PhysioClassroom]

HELLO THERE 🙂 , THANKS FOR REACHING US🙏🏻 , WE WILL PROVIDE YOU AN ONLINE APPOINTMENT AT A SUITABLE TIME FOR YOU TO MEET AND TALK WITH DR. ABHISHEK REGARDING YOUR ISSUE OR ADVICE/SUGGESTIONS THAT YOU MAY WANT TO TAKE.📩 WE WILL ARRANGE VIDEO CALLS ON DIFFERENT PLATFORMS FOR YOU TO MAKE IT MORE COMFORTABLE. 👍🏻 THERE WILL BE A REASONABLE CONSULTATION FEE WITH A FIXED TIMMING FOR VIDEO SESSIONS. THE MOST FAMOUS PRICE OF OURS IS (Rs. 250)INR FOR CONSULTANCY. WE ASSURE TO PROVIDE BEST OF OUR SERVICES🌟 Whatsapp No. : 9458966063

[@noshow8117]

Tenodisis grip is example of active or pasivve insf?

[@PhysioClassroom]

When long flexors of fingers ( FDP and FDS ) are already shortened at wrist (during wrist flexion) their ability to shorten or contract maximally at IP joints is significantly reduced. This is an example of active insufficiency. Now with wrist extension the finger flexion becomes easier ( tenodesis gripping). Let's analyse this: Wrist extension lengthens the long flexors of fingers at wrist joint and so their ability to maximally lengthen at IP joints is significantly reduced and so fingers assume a flexed position ( as finger extension requires lengthening of finger flexors which are already lengthened at wrist joint). So this will be an example of passive insufficiency. Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕😊

[@noshow8117]

@@PhysioClassroom marvelously explained :) 🙏

[@Vishnuc95]

@@noshow8117 but we able to extend the fingers while wrist in extension..

[@rabiaramzan587]

😭 i m in 3rd year...first time i understood active and passive insufficiency

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕 Do share this channel videos with your contacts 😊

[@zaffarkhan3864]

😁😁😁😁😎😎😎😎😎👌👌👌👌

[@vijaybhadra6682]

सर आप हिंदी में एक्सप्लेन कर सकते हैं प्लीज

[@PhysioClassroom]

You can take guidance from me through online video calling if you want. For more information whatsapp [phone]

[@radhikasinghal2023]

Notessss

[@yashwantsolegaonkar6060]

हिन्दी मे समझा ओ

[@meghnaanejwal6994]

Very helpful 😀

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching and supporting Physioclassroom 😊💕

[@drparthasarathinayak9187]

Thank you sir

[@bharattangade2820]

Thanks sir

[@PhysioClassroom]

Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum number of people 😊