Joint Positons Flashcards by Megan Musa

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Resting position: vertebral

A

Mid way through flexion and extension

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Resting position: TMJ

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Slight open, freeway space

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Resting position: SC

A

Arm resting at side

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Resting position: AC

A

Arm resting at side

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Resting position: GH

A

55-70 abd
30 H add
Neutral rotation

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Resting position: humeroulnar

A

70 flexion

10 supination

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Resting position: humeroradial

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Full extension and supination

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Resting position: proximal radioulnar

A

70 flexion

35 supination

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Resting position: distal radioulnar

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10 supination

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Resting position: radio/ ulnocarpal

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Neutral with slight ulnar deviation

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Resting position: midcarpal

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Neutral
Slight flexion
Ulnar deviation

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Resting position: CMC 2-5

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Midway between flexion and extension

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Resting position: trapeziometacarpal

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Midway between flexion and extension

Midway between abduction and adduction

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Resting position: MCP

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1: slight flexion

2-5: slight flexion and ulnar deviation

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Resting position: IP

A

Proximal: 10 flexion
Distal: 30 flexion

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Resting position: hip

A

30 flexion
30 abduction
Slight ER

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Resting position: knee

A

25 flexion

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Resting position: talocrural

A

Mid inversion/ eversion

10 PF

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Resting position: subtalar

A

10 degrees PF

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Resting position: midtarsal

A

10 PF

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Resting position: tarsometatarsal

A

Midway between pronation and supination

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Resting position: metatarsalphalangeal

A

Neutral (10 extension)

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Resting position: interphalangeal of toes

A

Slight flexion

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Closed packed: vertebral

A

Max extension

Closed packed: TMJ

``` Max retrusion (clenched) Or full open ```

Closed packed: SC

Max elevation

Closed packed: AC

Abducted 90

Closed packed: GH

Max abduction and ER

Closed packed: humeroulnar

Full extension supination

Closed packed: humeroradial

90 flexion | 5 supination

Closed packed: proximal radioulnar

5 supination | Full extension

Closed packed: distal radioulnar

5 supination

Closed packed: radio/ulnocarpal

Full extension | Radial deviation

Closed packed: midcarpal

Full extension

Closed packed: CMC 2-5

Full opposition

Closed packed: trapeziometacarpal

Full opposition

Closed packed: MCP

1: full extension | 2-5: full flexion

Closed packed: IP

Full extension

Closed packed: hip

Ligamentous: full extension, abduction, IR Bony: 90 flexion, slight abduction, slight ER

Closed packed: knee

Full extension ER

Closed packed: subtalar

Full inversion

Closed packed: talocrural

Full DF

Closed packed: tarsometatarsal

Full supination

Closed packed: metatarsophalangeal

Full extension

Closed packed: interphalangeal (toes)

Full extension