Cervical ROM And MMT Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 levels of observation?

A

Skin, subcutaneous, bony structure

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2
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What are the three tools to measure cervical ROM?

A

Goni, measuring tape, inclinometer

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3
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Cervical flexion and extension w/ tape measure (landmarks and cue)

A

-tip of mandible to sternal notch
Flexion: “Nod your head downward without rounding your shoulders”
Extension: “Nod your head up and try to look at the ceiling”

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4
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Cervical SB/lateral flexion with tape measure (landmarks and cue)

A

-tip of mastoid process to acromion process
-watch for lateral shifts
“Keep nose straight and bring ear to shoulder”

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5
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Cervical rotation with measuring tape (landmarks and cue)

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-tip of mandible to acromion process(?)
“Turn your head and bring your nose over shoulder”

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6
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Cervical flexion w/ Goni (landmarks and norm values)

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S: perpendicular to floor
F: ear hole
M: nares (nostrils)

45-50 degrees

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Cervical extension w/ Goni (landmarks and norm value)

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S: perpendicular to floor
F: ear hole
M: nares (nostrils)

85 degrees

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8
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Cervical rotation w/ Goni (landmarks and norm value)

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S: acromion to acromion
F: top of head
M: tip of nose

70-90 degrees

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9
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Cervical side bending w/ Goni (landmarks and norm values)

A

S: perpendicular to floor
F: C7
M: midline of skull

40 degrees

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10
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Cervical flexion and extension w/ inclinometer

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-back of head and C7 in Sagittal plane

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11
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Cervical side bending w/ inclinometer

A

Back of head and C7 in frontal plane

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12
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Cervical rotation w/ inclinometer

A

Pt supine and rest on on forehead

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13
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Capital extension MMT against gravity

A

PRONE - head toward one end and off table, arms at side palms up, hold pt’s forehead
3 - through full available range
4 - moderate resistance at slight angle
5 - max resistance

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14
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What muscles do capital extension?

A

Rectus capitis posterior minor and major
Obliques capitis superior and inferior
Splenius capitis
Semispinalis capitis
Spinalis capitis

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15
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Capital extension MMT gravity eliminated

A

SUPINE - head supported w/ hands under occiput
2 - completes limited range
1 - palpate suboccipital
0 - no contraction

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16
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Cervical extension MMT against gravity

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PRONE - head off edge of table and arms at side
3 - pt holds test position
4 - moderate resistance in available
5 - max resistance in available

17
Q

Cervical extension MMT gravity eliminated

A

SUPINE
2 - pt moves through small range by pushing into PT’s hands
1 - palpate
0 - no contraction

18
Q

Muscles for cervical extension

A

Longissimus cervicis, semispinalis cervicis, Iliocostalis cervicis, Splenius cervicis, UT, Spinalis cervicis

19
Q

Capital flexion MMT against gravity

A

SUPINE - head on tables and arms at side
3 - available range w/o lifting head off table
4 - moderate resistance applied at mandible
5 - max resistance applied at mandible

20
Q

Capital flexion MMT gravity eliminated

A

SUPINE
2 - pt completes partial range
1 - palpate
0 - no contraction

21
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Cervical flexion MMT against gravity

A

SUPINE - hook lying and arms at side
3 - pt able to do motion w/o
4 - moderate resistance
5 - max resistance (able to hold against moderate to mild 2 finger resistance)

22
Q

Cervical flexion MMT gravity eliminated

A

SUPINE - head supported
2 - partial range
1 - palpate
0 - no contraction

23
Q

What do you have to ask pt before applying resistance for cervical flex?

A

Any jaw pain, TMJ, upper cervical pain?

24
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SCM MMT against gravity

A

SUPINE - head supported on table and turned to side
3 - completes available range
4 - moderate resistance on temporal area above ear
5 - max resistance

25
Q

SCM MMT gravity eliminated

A

SUPINE - head supported on table
2 - partial range
1 - palpate
0 - no contraction

26
Q

Cervical rotation MMT against gravity

A

SUPINE - head supported on table w/ face turned to one side as far as possible
3 - pt rotates head through full available range on B sides
4 - moderate resistance applied on head above ear (c/s in neutral)
5 - max resistance

27
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Cervical rotation MMT gravity eliminated

A

SITTING - trunk and head can be supported against high back chair. Head neutral
2 - partial range
1 - palpate SCM
0 - no contraction

28
Q

Muscles for cervical flexion

A

SCM, longus colli, anterior scalenes

29
Q

Muscles for capital flexion

A

Rectus capitis anterior and lateralis, longus capitis