Intro to MT Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Is inert related to passive or active tests

A

passive

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2
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Where does joint capsule have greatest capacity for passive separation

A

Resting position

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3
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What is position of maximal joint congruency , minimal accessory movement

A

Close pack position

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4
Q

Capsular pattern?

A

pattern of ROM restriction

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5
Q

Open pack position?

A

greatest mobility between surfaces

aka resting position

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6
Q

osteokinematic movement?

A

gross movement of limb, voluntary

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7
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arthokinematic?

A

relative motion not voluntary (roll, glide, spin)

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8
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Convex moves on fixed concave, what happens to bone

A

opposite direction as bone displacement

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9
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concave moves on fixed convex called, what happens to bone

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same direction as bone displacement

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10
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Distraction / traction

A

force perpendicular and away from treatment plane

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11
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What does distraction do

A

unweights
reduce sublimation
joint nutrition
relaxation before or after other techniques

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12
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Glide

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force parallel to treatment plane

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13
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Which grade for pain relief (irritable)

A

Grade I, II

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14
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Which grade for stiffness (non irritable)

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Grade III, IV V

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15
Q

Three effects of joint mobilization

A

neuro , mechanical , psych

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16
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Neuro effects of MT

A

firing of articular mechanoreceptors, proprioceptors, muscular receptors
altered nociception

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17
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mechanical effects of MT

A
stretching of joint restriction 
breaking adhesions 
alter position (sublax)
reduce barriers to normal motion
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18
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psych effects of MT

A

confidence through movement
positive effects from manual contact
response to joint sounds

19
Q

Indications for MT

A
Improve accessory or physiological movement
Reduce positional faults
Relive pain
Improve nutrition to structure
reduce guarding
20
Q

5 contraindications to Joint Mobilization

A
spinal cord lesion 
recent fraction
Vertebral artery disease
bone disease
inappropriate end feel
21
Q

5 precautions to Joint mobilization

A
acute signs
neurological signs 
severe movement loss
upper respiratory tract infection 
dizziness / undiagnosed cardinal signs
diabetics, kids
22
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how long to oscillate at grade I-II compared to III and IV Maitland

A

10-30 seconds

30-60 seconds

23
Q

how long to oscillate at grade I-III Kaltenborn

A

6-10 second holds on all

24
Q

Maitland when?

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Kaltenborn when?
when providing separation between surfaces
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P>R
acute, traction grade I
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P=R
sub acute, chronic - traction or glides neutral to mid range Grade I-II
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R>P
chronic , glides, Grade III -IV
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R no P
stiff, glides stretch or manipulated grade IV or V
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Purpose Deep transverse friction massage
prevent adhesions optimize scar quality normal healing
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contraindications deep transverse friction massage
infection / skin breakdown inflammatory disease ossification bursitis
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precautions deep transverse friction massage
kids, elderly | diabetes
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spinal traction
longitudinal force to separate verts
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effects of spinal traction
``` separate vert bodies increase IVF pain inhibition change piston of nucleus decrease mm spasm improve circulation ```
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indication for spinal traction
joint dysfunction spinal degeneration nerve compression pain
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contraindication spinal traction
``` spinal malignancy inflammatory arthritis S/S of spinal cord pain during manual traction acute fraction ``` vascular pathology severe cardio / resp disease
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precautions of spinal traction
osteoporosis hypermobility prego claustrophobia
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C spine spinal traction questions
5 D, rheumatoid arthritis, symptoms of cord compression, upper respiratory tract infection
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T spine spinal traction questions
visceral problems, symptoms cord compression, pain on breath / cough, cancer, osteporosis
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L spin spinal traction tractions
symptoms of cord compression
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Active MTP
refer pain at rest, with mm activation or palpation
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latent MTP
trigger only w direct pressure
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effects of trigger points
motor, sensory, autonomic
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consequences of MTP
motor dysfunction (flex, weakness, imbalance) dec ROM