Neural Mobilization Techniques UE Flashcards

1
Q

how many upper limb tension tests are there

A

4

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2
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4 upper limb tension tests

A

ULTT 1-4

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3
Q

ULTT 1

A

median nerve dominant

anterior interosseous N

nerve roots C5-C7

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4
Q

palpable areas for the ULTT1 and 2

A

upper arm

medial to biceps tendon

indirectly at the carpal tunnel

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5
Q

common entrapments/syndrome –> ULTT1 and 2

A

carpal tunnel syndrome

post colles’ fx symptoms

C5-6 nerve root

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6
Q

pt position ULTT1

A

supine

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7
Q

therapist position ULTT1

A

standing at the side of the tested limb

facing towards the pt’s head

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8
Q

ULTT1 test (1)

A

depress the shoulder*

ABD shoulder to 110*

flex elbow to 90

supinate the forearm

extend wrist/fingers and thumb

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9
Q

ULTT1 test (2)

A

ER shoulder

extend the elbow*

side bend C/S away

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10
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depress the shoulder –> ULTT1

A

lock it in from above

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11
Q

ABD shoulder –> ULTT1

A

or to their end range

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12
Q

extend the elbow –> ULTT1

A

while maintaining the forearm in supination and wrist/fingers extended

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13
Q

ULTT 2

A

median nerve dominant

axillary N

musculocutaneous N

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14
Q

ULTT2 pt position

A

supine

closer to the edge of the table

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15
Q

ULTT2 therapist position

A

standing at the side of the tested limb

facing away from the pt’s head

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16
Q

ULTT2 test (1)

A

shoulder depression*

ABD shoulder to 10 degrees

flex elbow to 90 degrees

supinate the forearm

17
Q

ULTT2 test (2)

A

extend the wrist, fingers and thumb

extend the elbow*

side bend C/S away

18
Q

shoulder depression –> ULTT2

A

using thigh

19
Q

extend elbow –> ULTT2

A

while maintaining the forearm in supination and wrist/fingers extended (and thumb)

20
Q

ULTT3

A

radial nerve dominant

21
Q

palpable areas ULTT3

A

mid humerus

radial sensory nerve on the lateral aspect of the arm

22
Q

common entrapments/syndromes ULTT3

A

de quervains tenosynovitis

supinator muscle (tennis elbow)

post humeral fx pain

C5-6 root syndromes

23
Q

pt position ULTT3

24
Q

therapist position ULTT3

A

standing at the side of the tested limb

facing away from the pt’s head

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ULTT3 test (1)
shoulder depression* ABD shoulder to 10 degrees flew elbow to 90 degrees pronate forearm
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ULTT3 test (2)
flex wrist/fingers and thumb extend elbow* side bend C/S away
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shoulder depression --> ULTT3
using thigh
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extend elbow --> ULTT3
while maintaining the forearm in pronation and wrist/fingers flexed
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ULTT 4
ulnar N dominant nerves roots C8-T1
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palpable areas ULTT4
pisiform area at the wrist at the elbow and in the upper arm
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common entrapments/syndromes ULTT4
guyon's canal cubital tunnel
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pts position ULTT4
supine
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therapist position ULTT4
standing at the side of the tested limb facing towards the pt's head
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ULTT4 test (1)
depress the shoulder* ABD shoulder to 90 flex elbow to 90 pronate the forearm
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ULTT4 test (2)
extend wrist/fingers and thumb ER the shoulder slowly bring fingers towards ears* side bend C/S away
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depress the shoulder --> ULTT4
stabilize and depress scap from ABOVE
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slowly bring fingers towards ears --> ULTT4
while maintaining the forearm in pronation and wrist/fingers extended