Research Article

Developing a Content Model of a Mobile-Based Application to Manage Patients with Low-Back and Neck Pain

Table 1

Content of low-back and neck pain exercises.

NumExercise pictureDescriptionNumExercise pictureDescription

Low-back pain exercises
1Strengthen the less-used abdominal muscles2Simultaneous stretching of muscles and nerves and painless walking and strong and short stretching of the low-back muscles and improving the range of motion towards the front of the waist
3Strong contraction of the abdominal muscles4Stretch on the bar and increase the forward range of motion of the pelvis. Reduce the deflection of the front of the pelvic plate
5Strengthen the weak serine muscles (a group of three muscles that make up the buttocks)6Strengthen the muscles of the legs with special emphasis on the muscles of the front of the thighs (quadriceps muscles) and strengthen the muscles (buttocks) of the serine
7Strong and short low-back muscle stretch and improve the forward range of motion of the waist8Strengthen leg muscles with special emphasis on front thigh muscles (quadriceps muscles) and strengthen serine muscles

Neck pain exercises
1Strengthen the neck muscles2Strengthen the neck muscles
3Strengthen the neck muscles