Goniometry Flashcards

1
Q

particular joint position

A

when a pt is stuck in a position

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2
Q

total joint motion

A

total ROM

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3
Q

goniometry

A

the measurement of angles that is the measurement of angles created at human joints by the bones of the body

only in one place

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4
Q

ROM

A

amount of motion available at the joint

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5
Q

starting position for goni

A

anatomic position except for in the transverse plane

document starting and ending position

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6
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AROM

A

amount of motion the patient gets on their own

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7
Q

PROM

A

motion obtained by the examiner w/o assistance from the pt

normally greater than AROM

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8
Q

joint contracture

A

when there is a severe limit in a joint motion

can be d/t muscle paralysis, immobilization and burns

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9
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end feel

A

bone to bone

soft tissue approximation

tissue stretch

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10
Q

bone to bone

A

hard

“hard” unyielding sensation that is painless

ex: elbow extension

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11
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soft tissue approximation

A

soft

yielding compression that stops further movement

soft tissues are getting closer to each other

ex: elbow flexion

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12
Q

tissue stretch

A

firm

firm type of feeling with a slight “give”

towards the end ROM, there is a feeling of “Springy “ or elastic resistance

most common end feel in the body

ex: MP joint in the finger

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13
Q

abnormal end feels

A

muscle spasm

empty end feel

capsular end feel

bone to bone

springy block

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14
Q

muscle spasm

A

invoked by movement with a sudden stop by pain

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15
Q

empty end feel

A

detected when considerable pain is produced by the movement

movement is impossible d/t pain

no real mechanical resistance is felt

indicates pathology

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16
Q

capsular end feel

A

does not occur where in the ROM that you expect

ex: feeling the firm end feel earlier than you expected

limiting the osteokinematic motion

17
Q

bone to bone

A

occurs before the normal end ROM

feels like bone to bone when it shouldn’t

18
Q

springy block

A

occurs where one would not expect it to occur and there is a rebound effect

19
Q

passive insufficiency

A

recommended testing position

fulfills 3 criteria

20
Q

3 criteria for proper testing position

A

places the joint in a starting position of 0

allows full ROM

provides stabilization of the proximal segment

21
Q

when is an alternative testing position used

A

when there is restriction imposed by the environment or the pt