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Final Practical Flashcards

1
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wrist flexion ROM and end feel

A

60-80
firm

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2
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wrist extension ROM and end feel

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60-75
firm, can be hard

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3
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wrist ulnar deviation ROM and end feel

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30-40
firm

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4
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wrist radial deviation ROM and end feel

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20-25
hard, may be firm

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5
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finger MCP flexion ROM and end feel

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90-100
hard, may be firm

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6
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finger MCP extension ROM and end feel

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20-45
firm

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7
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finger MCP abduction ROM and end feel

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25
firm

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8
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finger PIP flexion ROM and end feel

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100-110
hard, may be soft, may be firm

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9
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finger DIP flexion ROM and end feel

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70-90
firm

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10
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thumb CMC flexion ROM and end feel

A

15-25
soft, may be firm

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11
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thumb CMC extension ROM and end feel

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15-35
firm

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12
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thumb CMC abduction ROM and end feel

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40-50
firm

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13
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thumb CMC opposition ROM and end feel

A

70-90
soft, may be firm

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14
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thumb MCP flexion ROM and end feel

A

50-60
may be hard, may be firm

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15
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thumb IP flexion ROM and end feel

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firm, may be hard

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16
Q

what Goni measurements do you place the forearm in supination and the wrist and thumb in neutral

A

thumb IP flexion
thumb MCP flexion
thumb CMC position

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17
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positioning for measuring thumb CMC abduction

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forearm midway between supination and pronation
wrist, MCM, MCP and IP in neutral

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18
Q

what Goni measurements do you place the forearm in supination, wrist and CMC joint in neutral, andMCP and IP relaxed in slight flexion

A

thumb CMC extension
thumb CMC flexion

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19
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positioning for measuring finger MCP abduction

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wrist and MCP in neutral
forearm in full pronation

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20
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positioning for measuring finger PIP flexion

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forearm, wrist, and MCP in neutral

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21
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positioning for measuring finger DIP flexion ROM

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forearm, wrist and MCP in neutral
PIP in 90 degrees of flexion

22
Q

what Goni measurements do you position with the forearm, wrist, and MCP joint in neutral and avoid extreme flexion of PIP and DIP

A

finger MCP flexion
finger MCP extension

23
Q

how do you set up positioning to measure wrist radial and ulnar deviation

A

should abducted to 90
elbow flexed to 90
palm facing down

24
Q

how do you set up positioning to measure wrist flexion and extension

A

shoulder abducted to 90
elbow flexed to 90
palm facing down
forearm on surface

25
Q

joint mob for initial treatment, pain control or to increase flexion and extension at the elbow

A

humeroulnar distraction

26
Q

joint mob to increase mobility of HR joint or to manipulate a pushed elbow

A

humeroradial distraction

27
Q

joint mob to reduce a pulled elbow

A

humeroradial compression

28
Q

joint mob to increase elbow extension

A

humeroradial dorsal glide

29
Q

joint mob to increase elbow flexion

A

humeroradial ventral glide

30
Q

joint mob to increase pronation

A

proximal radioulnar dorsal glide
distal radioulnar ventral glide

31
Q

joint mob to increase supination

A

proximal radioulnar ventral glide
distal radioulnar dorsal glide

32
Q

joint mob to increase extension at RC joint

A

RC palmar glide

33
Q

joint mob to increase flexion at RC joint

A

RC dorsal glide

34
Q

joint mob. to inc ulnar deviation

A

RC radial glide

35
Q

joint mob to inc. radial deviation

A

RC ulnar glide

36
Q

joint mob to inc. wrist extension at mid carpal joint

A

mid carpal palmar glide

37
Q

joint mob to inc. wrist flexion at mid carpal joint

A

mid carpal dorsal glide

38
Q

joint mob to inc ulnar deviation at midcarap joints

A

mid carpal radial glide

39
Q

joint mob to inc. radial deviation at mid carpal joint

A

mid carpal ulnar glide

40
Q

joint mob to increase arch mobility in hand

A

CMC finger palmar and dorsal glides

41
Q

joint mob to inc. extension at thumb

A

CMC thumb radial glide

42
Q

joint mob to inc. flexion at thumb

A

CMC thumb ulnar glide

43
Q

joint mob to inc. adduction at thumb

A

CMC thumb palmar glide

44
Q

joint mob to inc. abduction at humb

A

CMC dorsal thumb glide

45
Q

joint mob. to inc MCP flexion

A

MCP palmar glide

46
Q

joint mob to inc. MCP extension

A

MCP dorsal glide

47
Q

joint mob to inc. finger adduction

A

MCP ulnar glide

48
Q

joint mob. to inc. finger abduction

A

MCP radial glide

49
Q

joint mob. to inc. IP flexion

A

IP palmar glide

50
Q

joint mob to inc. IP extension

A

IP dorsal glide

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