Mulligans Concept Flashcards
1
Q
What does NAGS stand for?
A
Natural Apophyseal Glides.
2
Q
What does SNAGS stand for?
A
Sustained Natural Apophyseal Glides.
3
Q
What does MWMS stand for?
A
Mobilisation With Movements.
4
Q
Where would MWMS be applied?
A
On the Extremities.
5
Q
Where would SNAGS be applied?
A
On the Spine.
6
Q
What is the application of MWMS?
A
- Sustained accessory Mobilisation applied by therapist.
- Active physiological movement to end range applied by patient.
- Passive end range over pressure, or stretching f is then delivered without any pain.
7
Q
Where are NAGS applied on the spine?
A
Cervical and Upper Thoracic Spine.
8
Q
What do NAGS primarily consist of?
A
Oscillatory mobilisations instead of a sustained glide like SNAGS.
It can be applied to the facet joints between C2-T3.
9
Q
At what range are NAGS applied?
A
Mid-end range facet joint mobilisations applied antero-superiorly along treatment planes.
