The human body is a complex machine that consists of multiple parts engineered to work and function synergistically. At the helm is the central and peripheral nervous system, which directs traffic in a sense, choreographing gross and precise movements of the musculoskeletal system. The degree of injury that someone sustains is dependent upon the magnitude, duration, and velocity of force-applied force to the body and underlying tissues involved. During an examination of a physical therapy patient, the mechanism of injury (MOI) is one of the most important pieces of information that a…
How Injuries Occur and the Rehab Triangle
