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Jt Mobs 1st Op Flashcards

1
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This is applied prior to glides (when possible)

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GRADE 1 Distraction

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2
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This is the initial assessment to determine joint sensitivity and available movement

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Grade 2 distraction

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3
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Grade 1 and 2 oscillatory mobs can be applied to…

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Decrease pain and increase nutrition

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4
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To decrease pain what grades and types of mobs can be applied?

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Grade 1 & 2 sustained

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5
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Grade 2 oscillatory and sustained mobs can be applied to…

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Maintain ROM

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6
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To increase ROM you can apply…

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Grade 3 sustained / 3 & 4 oscillatory mobs

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7
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What are the uses for Hip joint distraction?

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  • improve general hip mobility
  • pain control
  • to increase nutrition to articular structures
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8
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What direction do you mobilize the femoral head from the acetabulum when doing a hip jt distraction?

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Laterally and inferiorly

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9
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How do you position the hip when doing a hip jt distraction

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It should be positioned in loose pack which is 30 degrees of flexion, 30 degrees of abduction and slight external rotation

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10
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Uses for hip anterior glide

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  • improve hip extension
  • improve hip external rotation
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What is the use for Hip inferior glide? (Long axis traction)

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Improve hip abduction

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12
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What is the loose packed position of the knee?

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25 degrees of flexion

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13
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What are the uses for tibiofemoral distraction?

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  • to improve general knee mobility
  • pain control
  • to increase nutrition to articular structures
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14
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What is the use for Tibiofemoral anterior glide?

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Improve knee extension

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15
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What is the use for tibiofemoral posterior glide?

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Improve knee flexion

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16
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Apply a grade 1 distraction when performing tibiofemoral rotation glides

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17
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What is the use for tibiofemoral int and ext glides?

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  • Internal rotation to improve knee flexion
  • External rotation to improve knee extension
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18
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Where should you stand to do a lateral patellofemoral glide?

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On the opposite side of the table

19
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Use the base of palm to do a lateral patellofemoral glide

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20
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What are the uses for patellofemoral glides?

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Medial glide - improve medial tracking

Lateral glide - improve lateral tracking

Inferior glide - improve knee flexion

Superior glide - improve knee extension

21
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What are the used for proximal tibiofemoral joint glides?

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To improve general ankle mobility or reduce positional faults at the superior tib-fib jt

22
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What are the uses of the distal tibifibular anterior and posterior glides?

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Anterior glide - to improve dorsiflexion

Posterior glide - to improve plantarflexion

23
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What are the uses for distal tibiofibular jt superior and inferior glides?

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Superior glide - to improve dorsiflexion

Inferior glide - to improve plantarflexion

24
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What two positions can you use to distract the talocural jt?

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Option 1: anterior hand grasps the neck of the talus, posterior hand grasps the posterior talus and calcaneus

Option 2: wrap the fingers of both hands over the dorsum of the patient’s foot and place your thumb on the plantar surface of the foot

25
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Make sure to keep the ankle in neutral as you mobilize

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26
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What are the uses for Talocural jt distraction?

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  • to improve general ankle mobility
  • pain control
  • to increase nutrition to articular structures
  • helpful with old ankle sprains if the talus is out of alignment
27
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Whats the use of talocural jt posterior glide?

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  • to improve dorsiflexion
28
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Positioning for the Talocural jt anterior glide

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Stabilize/superior hand: grasps the malleoli anteriorly to stabilize the distal leg

Mobilizing/inferior hand: grasps the posterior talus/calcaneus

Mobilize anteriorly

29
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What is the positioning for subtalar jt diatraction?

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Stabilizing/anterior hand: grasps the neck of the talus

External rotate the hip, stabilize in dorsiflexion w/ pressure from your thigh, use a barrier

30
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What’s the use of subtalar jt distraction?

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To improve general subtalar mobility

31
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You should _____ the calcaneus then glide

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Distract

32
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What is the use of subtalar jt lateral glide?

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To improve inversion

33
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What is the use of subtalar jt medial glide

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To improve eversion

34
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What are the uses of Talonavicular jt dorsal & plantar glides?

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Dorsal glide - to improve supination

Plantar glide - to improve pronation

35
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What is the use of cuneonavicular jt dorsal & plantar glides?

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Dorsal glide - to improve inversion/supination

Plantar glide- to improve midfoot eversion/pronation

36
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Where do you stabilize/grasps to mobilize the cuboid?

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The calcaneus

37
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What is the use of calcaneocuboid dorsal and plantar glides?

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Dorsal glide - to improve midfoot eversion/pronation

Plantar glide - to improve midfoot inversion/ supination

38
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What is the use of tarsometatarsal jt dorsal & plantar glides?

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Dorsal glide - to improve dorsiflexion

Plantar glide - to improve plantarflexion

39
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Uses for distal intermetatarsal joint dorsal and plantar glides

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Dorsal glide - reduce concavity of the anterior transverse arch

Plantar glide - increase concavity of the anterior transverse arch

40
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Uses of metatarsalphalangeal and interphalangeal joint distraction, dorsal and plantar glides

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Distraction: to improve general MTP/IP mobility

Dorsal glide: to improve MTP/IP extension

Plantar glide: to improve MTP/IP flexion

41
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Uses of MET pubic symphysis distraction

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  • to reduce pain and/or a positional fault at the pubic symphysis
42
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Use of MET distraction of sacroiliac jt

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  • to reduce pain and/or a positional fault at the SI jt
43
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Use of MET correction for an anterior innominate

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  • to reduce an anterior innmoinate positional fault by using contraction of the hip extensor mm to pull the innominate posteriorly
44
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What is the use of MET correction for a posterior innominate?

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  • to reduce a posterior innominate positional fault by using the contraction of the hip flexor muscles to pull the innominate anteriorly

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