Capsular patterns Flashcards by Caitlyn Ignall

TMJ

litigation of mouth opening

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atlanto-occipital

extension, side flexion equally limited

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cervical spine

lateral flexion and rotation equally limited > extension

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glenohumeral

ER > abduction > IR

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sternoclavicular

pain at extremes ROM

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acromoclavicular

pain at extreme ROM

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ulnohumeral

flexion > extension

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radiohumeral

flexion > extension > supination > pronation

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proximal radioulnar

supination > pronation

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distal radioulnar

full ROM, pain at extremes of motion

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radiocarpral (wrist)

flexion and extension equally limited

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trapeziometacarpal

abduction > extension

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metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal

flexion > extension

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thoracic spine

lateral flexion and rotation equally limited > extension

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lumbar spine

lateral flexion and rotation equally limited > extension

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sacroiliac, symphysis pubis and sacrococcygeal

pain when jts are stressed

hip

flexion > abduction > medial rotation (sometimes IR is most limited)

knee

flexion > extension

tibiofibular jt

pain when jt stressed

talocrural jt

PF > DF

talocalcaneal (subtalar)

limitation of varus ROM

midtarsal

DF > PF > adduction > IR

1st MTP

extension > flexion

2-5 MTP

variable

interphalangeal

flexion > extension