Normal End Feels Flashcards by Julia Mooney

Hip flexion

soft tissue approximation but can be firm from posterior joint capsule

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Hip extension

Firm from anterior joint capsule

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Hip abduction

Firm from medial joint capsule

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Hip adduction

Firm from lateral joint capsule

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Hip IR

Firm from posterior joint capsule

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Hip ER

Firm from anterior joint capsule

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Knee flexion

Soft tissue approximation

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Knee extension

Firm from posterior joint capsule and ligaments

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Ankle dorsiflexion

Firm from posterior joint capsule, but can be muscular from tight gastroc and soleus

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Ankle plantar flexion

Firm from anterior joint capsule

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Ankle inversion

Firm from joint capsule & ligaments

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Ankle eversion

Hard from calcaneus on the floor of the sinus tarsi

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Ankle hind foot inversion

Firm from lateral joint capsule

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Ankle hind foot eversion

Hard from calcaneus on the floor of the sinus tarsi

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Shoulder flexion

Firm from ligaments and joint capsule

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Shoulder extension

Firm from ligaments and joint capsule

Shoulder abduction

Firm from ligaments and joint capsule

Shoulder internal rotation

Firm from posterior joint capsule

Shoulder external rotation

Firm from anterior joint capsule

Elbow flexion

Soft tissue approximation

Elbow extension

Hard from the contact between the olecranon process and the olecranon fossa

Forearm pronation

Hard from contact of the ulna and radius

Forearm supination

Firm from tension of the palmar radioulnar ligament

Wrist flexion

Firm from dorsal radiocarpal ligament and joint capsule

Wrist extension

Firm from palmar radiocarpal ligament, ulnocarpal ligament, and joint capsule

Radial deviation

Hard from contact between the radial styloid process and the scaphoid or trapezium

Ulnar deviation

Firm from radial collateral ligament and radial portion of the joint capsule