Joint mobilization

Question 1

Physiological ROM is =

Answer 1

AROM

Question 2

Mobilizations are under the control of the ____

Answer 2

patient

Question 3

mobilizations are _____ or ____ movements that enhance jt mobility

Answer 3

oscillations or tractions

Question 4

Mobilizations are applied within the joints ______ range

Answer 4

physiological range

Question 5

are mobilizations slow or fast ?

Answer 5

slow

Question 6

______ are non-thrust manipulative procedures used to increase mobility & ROM

Answer 6

Mobilization

Question 7

_____ are used to prevent consequences of immobilization. Such as adhesions

Answer 7

mobilizations

Question 8

Are mobilization usually done in active or passive ROM

Answer 8

PROM

Question 9

mobilizations are passove, rhythmic, ____ movements

Answer 9

grades

stay within graded limits

Question 10

_______: are movements characterized by a sudden, impulse-like motion that takes a jt beyond its paraphysiologial barrier

Answer 10

manipulation

Question 11

_____ are movements that are beyond the control of the patient

Answer 11

manipulation

Question 12

Maitland’s grades of mobilization are used primarily for ____ & ___

Answer 12

glides and rotations

Question 13

maitland grade 1

Answer 13

small amplitude @ beginning of ROM

Question 14

maitland grade II

Answer 14

large amplitudes within resistance free range

Question 15

maitland grade III

Answer 15

large amplitude into resistance

Question 16

maitland Grade IV

Answer 16

small amplitude at end feel

Question 17

maitland grade V

Answer 17

manipulation (HVLA)

Question 18

Kaltenborn grades of mobilization is used for joint ____/____

Answer 18

traction / distraction

Question 19

What are the names of the three grades of kaltenborn mobilizations

Answer 19

I. Loosen
II. Tighten
III. stretched

Question 20

Kaltenborn grade I

Answer 20

loosen- neutralize pressure in a joint without joint surface separation

Question 21

Kaltenborn grade II

Answer 21

tighten- separate joint surface & take up slack in the joint capsule

Question 22

Kaltenborn grade III

Answer 22

stretch- stretch the capsule and CT structures

Question 23

Mobilizations _____ROM

Answer 23

increase

Question 24

Mobilizations treat joint ____

Answer 24

restrictions

Question 25

Mobilizations break up jt & soft tis ____

Answer 25

adhesions

Question 26

Mobilizations minimize the formation of ____

Answer 26

adhensions

Question 27

Mobilizations allows scar tissue to form in a _____

Answer 27

functional pattern

Question 28

Mobilizations are preformed unilaterally/ bilaterally ?

Answer 28

unilaterally

Question 29

What are three contraindications of mobilizations?

Answer 29

1. instability
2. fracture
3. PT intolerance