Pengembangan RPW (Rahmat, Pisa, Wanti) Exercise terhadap Fisioterapi Neuromuskular

Authors

  • Wanti Hasmar Universitas Baiturrahim
  • Rahmat Sugiarto RS Cilegon
  • Sri Napisah Universitas Nurdin Hamzah
  • Laylin Puad RSUD H. Abdul Manap
  • Rini Mustikasari Kurnia Pratama Universitas Bengkulu
  • Umi Budi Rahayu Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta
  • Endy Effran Universitas Jambi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36565/jab.v14i2.933

Keywords:

fascia, reticular formation, RPW exercise, receptors vegetative

Abstract

RPW Exercise is concepts found​ And developed by physio Rahmat , Pisa, Wanti . RPW exercise concept new And Not yet someone is researching previously . Concept This developed with modification from a number of new bobath concept theory based on by cerebral and reticular formation (postural). Theory draft This  relate with body human beings were created by Allah SWT already very perfect , where moment happen something that makes Sick on body , there is the antidote And can repair Alone or called self-healing . RPW Exercise activates receptors vegetative , fascia, cerebral, corpus callosum, BDNF, reticular formation, broca's area , with AGA and AGB movements in general simultaneously in One movement . Design study This is Research and Development (R&D). Development of RPW Exercise to Play Store, test validation product by physiotherapy expert And technology informatics , then revision product , test try product group small 30 respondents use purposive sampling technique at Abdul Manap Regional Hospital And revision product , group big 50 respondents in Practice Independent Ftr Grace Sugiarto And revision product , then Implementation of RPW Exercise. Results Study  with use test Paired Samples T-Test on RPW exercise on group small (n=30) of 0.000, then significant . Group big of 0.000, then significant . There is effectiveness of RPW Exercise on disturbance neuromuscular

Author Biographies

Wanti Hasmar, Universitas Baiturrahim

Fakultas Ilmu Kesehatan Prodi DIII Fisioterapi

Rahmat Sugiarto, RS Cilegon

Poli Fisioterapi

Laylin Puad, RSUD H. Abdul Manap

Poli Fisioterapi

Umi Budi Rahayu, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

Prodi Sarjana Fisioterapi

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