Barrier Concepts Flashcards
The perceived quality of motion as an anatomical/physiologic restrictive barrier is approached is known as ________.
End-feel
The range between the physiological barrier and anatomical barrier is known as an ________. This is where ________ occurs before tissue disruption.
Elastic barrier, passive ligamentous stretching
________ is a sense of resistance to light traction applied to the skin.
Skin drag
A ________ is a functional limit within the anatomical range that diminishes the normal physiological range.
Restrictive barrier
A ________ is a form of a restrictive barrier in which permanent restriction of joint motion is associated with a pathological change in tissues.
Pathological barrier
An ________ is the limit of passive motion (bony endpoint).
Anatomical barrier
A ________ is the limit of active motion and is ________ of being altered.
Physiological barrier, capable
A relative palpable freedom of motion of an articulation or tissue is known as ________.
Ease
