Exam 4 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Selective stretching of specific tissue around a joint without damaging adjacent tissue; Stretching a capsular structure in physiological planes.

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joint mobilization

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purpose of joint mobilization

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Remodel connective tissue to improve extensibility and reduce stiffness
Reduce pain and encourage relaxation
Bathe the joint in synovial fluid and nourish joint structures.

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contraindications of joint mobilization

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Joint replacements
Fractures that are not healed
Acute inflammatory or septic arthritis
Bone disease
Bacterial infection
Malignancy
Unstable joint
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4
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Movements produced by 2 adjacent bones (flexion, extension, abduction etc). We can see/observe these motions.

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osteokinematics

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5
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essential movements that occur in joints as a result of physiologic (osteokinematic) motion but which cannot be produced my muscle action.

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arthrokinematics

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Describes the glide of the articular surface (arthrokinematic/accessory motion) of the moving segment relative to its osteokinematic direction of movement

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Concave-convex relationship

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Glide is to the opposite direction of movement. In other words The joint surface moves in the opposite direction the bone shaft is moving.

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Convex moving on Concave

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8
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position in which joint capsule and ligaments are most relaxed.

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resting position

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9
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Articulating surfaces are maximally separated. Joint will exhibit greatest amount of joint play

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loose packed position

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10
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Joint surfaces are in maximal contact to each other

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close packed position

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Extremes of joint motion are _____-packed, & midrange positions are _____-packed.

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closed, loose

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12
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With joint mobs, you start in a ___packed and progress to ___ packed

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loose, closed

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13
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A series of points on one articulating surface come into contact with a series of points on another surface

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roll

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14
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Occurs when one bone rotates around a stationary longitudinal mechanical axis

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spin

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15
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Specific point on one surface comes into contact with a series of points on another surface

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slide

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16
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When a passive mobilization technique is applied to produce a slide in the joint – referred to as a ____

17
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Decrease in space between two joint surfaces
Adds stability to a joint
Normal reaction of a joint to muscle contraction

18
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Two surfaces are pulled apart

Often used in combination with joint mobilizations to increase stretch of capsule.

19
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Joint mobilization oscillations are used to stimulate _____ and inhibit ______

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mechanoreceptors, nociceptors

20
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neurophysiological effects of joint mob

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Stimulates mechanoreceptors to decrease pain
Affect muscle spasm & muscle guarding – nociceptive stimulation
Increase in awareness of position & motion because of afferent nerve impulses

21
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nutritional effects of joint mob

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Distraction or small gliding movements – cause synovial fluid movement
Movement can improve nutrient exchange due to joint swelling & immobilization

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mechanical effects of joint mob

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Improve mobility of hypomobile joints (adhesions & thickened CT from immobilization – loosens)
Maintains extensibility & tensile strength of articular tissues

23
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Grades I and II - primarily used for ___

24
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Grades III and IV - primarily used to _______

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increase motion

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All joint mobilizations follow the _____-_____ rule
convex-concave
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With joint mob, patient’s ___& ____ should be reassessed after treatment, & again before the next treatment
joint, ROM
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involves shattering of bone into pieces; usually takes the longest to heal.
comminuted fracture
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bone pierces through skin
compound fracture
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fracture where break doesn't go all the way through the bone
incomplete fracture
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fracture characterized by a small crack and is most commonly found in children
Greenstick fracture