End Feels Flashcards

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Hard” End-Feel

A

NORMAL!

Bony

Ex: Elbow extension, due to contact of the olecranon and the olecranon fossa.

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Soft” End-Feel

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NORMAL!

Soft Tissue Approximation

Ex: Elbow flexion that is limited between the biceps and the anterior forearm

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Elastic” End-Feel

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Elongation of Musculotendinous Structures

Ex: Hip flexion with knee straight that is limited by the elongation of the hamstrings muscles

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Capsular” End-Feel

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Elongation of Capsule or Ligaments

Ex: Wrist Flexion limited by the elongation of the dorsal capsule and ligaments

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Why/When do end feels considered abnormal?

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End feels occur sooner or later in the ROM than typical

or

End feel is not associated with that type of joint

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Boggy” End-Feel

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Abnormal

due to the presence of edema

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Pathological hard” End-Feel

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Indicative of a loose intraarticular body

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Descriptions/Causes of a “Empty” End-Feel

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The inability of the therapist to reach anatomical barrier, due to patients Verbal or Non-Verbal cues of pain

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