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module 3 phys dis

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What is soft normal end feel ?

A

When two body surfaces come together a soft compression of tissue is felt

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What is soft normal end feel ? example

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PROM elbow flexion

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What is Firm normal end feel ?

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Firm/springy sensation

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What is Firm normal end feel ? example

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MCP extension

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What is Capsular normal end feel?

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hard/firm stretch (stretching leather)

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What is Capsular normal end feel? example

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PROM shoulder ER

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What is hard abnormal end feel? give examples

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Abrupt hard stop to motion or a grating sensation (loose bodies in a joint, fracture)

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What is soft abnormal end field? give examples

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Boggy sensation (Soft tissue edema, synovitis)

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What is firm abnormal end field? give examples

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Springy sensation or hard arrest (ligament/muscular or capsular shortening)

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What is empty abnormal end field? give examples

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Unable to get to end range (usually due to pain

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What is Springy Block – Bouncy abnormal end field? give examples

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indicates loose body (knee with torn meniscus)

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What is Spasm abnormal end field? give examples

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(no pain = tone, pain = arthritis, fx)

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What is Reliability?

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“the extent to which the instrument yields the same repeated measure” Clarkson (2013)

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What can be invalid if proper protocol is not followed?

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validity

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Give examples of Functional screen

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Can you raise both arms up? Can you put them behind your head?

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What you do when you Measure PROM

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feel for restriction, identify issues, end feel (document)

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What you do when you Measure AROM

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identify cause of restrictions (pain, stiffness, weakness etc.)

18
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what is Modified Kapandji Index?

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Used for thumb opposition

19
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WNL

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Full ROM and does not have to be measured with a goniometer

20
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WFL

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Not full range of motion however does not effect function. Variable across therapists and patients.

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