Joint mobilization final Flashcards by shawn b

GH JOINT

maximum abduction and lateral rotation

55 abduction, 30 horizontal adduction

External rotation, abduction, internal rotation

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HU joint

extension with supination

70 flexion, 10 supination

flexion, extension

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HR JOINT

90 flexion, 5 supination

extension with supination

flexion, extension

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pRU JOINT

5 supination

70 flexion, 35 supination

supination = pronation

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dRU JOINT

5 supination

10 supination

supination = pronation (pain @ extreme ROM)

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RC JOINT

full extension, radial deviation

NEUTRAL, slight UD

flexion = extension

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CMC 1 JOINT

full opposition

neutral/slight flexion

abduction, extension

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AF JOINT

medial rotation, extension, abduction

30 flexion, 30 abduction, slight lateral rotation

IR and abduction, f/e, ER

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TF JOINT

full extension

25 flexion

flexion, extension

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PF JOINT

full flexion

25-40 flexion, or full extension (varies depending on source)

flexion, extension

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TC JOINT

full dorsiflexion

10 plantarflexion

plantar, dorsiflexion

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Subtalar Joint

supination

b/w pronation/supination

varus, valgus

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GH (class, articulation, axis)

synovial b/s, diarthrosis

convex humeral head, with concave glenoid fossa

triaxial: flexion/extension, abd/add, horizontal add/abd, IR/ER

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synovial hinge, diarthrosis

concave trochlear notch of ulna, with convex trochlea of humerus

uniaxial: f/e

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synovial atypical b/s, diarthrosis

concave fovea capitis of head of radius, with convex capitulum of humerus

biaxial: f/e, p/s

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pRU

synovial pivot, diarthrosis

convex neck of the radius, with concave radial notch of the ulna

uniaxial: p/s

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dRU JOINT

synovial pivot, diarthrosis

concave ulnar notch of radius, with convex head of the ulna

uniaxial: p/s

synovial ellipsoid/condyloid, diarthrosis

convex proximal row of carpals (scaphoid and lunate), with concave distal end of the radius

biaxial: f/e, r/u deviation

CMC 1

synovial saddle, diarthrosis

ConCave on convex –> in Coronal plane (f/e)
convex on concave –> in sagittal plane (ab/ad)

(base of first MC, with trapezium)

triaxial: f/e, ab/ad, rotation (opposition)

synovial b/s, diarthrosis

convex head of femur, with concave acetabulum of pelvis

triaxial: f/e, ab/ad, rotation

synovial modified hinge, diarthrosis

concave superior articular surface of tibia, convex condyles of femur

biaxial: f/e, rotation (during knee lockout, “screw-home mechanism”)

synovial planar, diarthrosis

concave superior/inferior lateral patellar surfaces + convex medial/lateral patellar surfaces,
with pateralla surface of femur (b/w condyles)

uniaxial: gliding movements

synovial hinge, diarthrosis

convex trochlea of talus, with concave inferior/medial malleolar articulating surfaces of tibia and distal articulating surface of fibular (lateral malleolar articular surface)

uniaxial: plantar/dorsiflexion

Subtalar

synovial planar, diarthrosis

convex superior articular surface of calcaneus, with concave inferior articular surfaces of talus (anterior/posterior/middle)

uniaxial: gliding

gh (arthrokinematics)

anterior/posterior/inferior/superior glide

anterior/posterior glide, medial/lateral glide/gap (valgus, varus)

anterior/posterior glide, medial/lateral glide

pru

anterior/posterior glide

dru

anterior/posterior glide

anterior/posterior glide, lateral/medial glide

cmc1

anterior/posterior, medial/lateral glides

anterior/posterior, inferior/superior glides, (Lateral glide?)

anterior/posterior glide, medial/lateral gap

lateral/medial, superior/inferior glides

anterior/posterior glide

subtal

medial/lateral glide

CIs

CIs: hypermobility, joint effusion, closed pack position, using corticosteroids, weak CT, decreased circulation, bone disease, fracture, total joint replacement, systemic CT disorder, acute arthritis, ANKYLOSIS

indications

decrease pain mechanically stimulate synovial space reverse hypomobility correct postural/biomechanical faults slow down mechanical restrictions (E.g. adhesions) from trauma or disease increase mobility post-immobilization decrease reflex muscle guarding

ind?

pain that doesn't involve any CIs poor posture that " hypomobility " adhesions