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OP final Flashcards

1
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GH structural

A

Synovial Ball and socket

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2
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GH axis

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Multiaxial

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3
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GH functional

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Diarthrotic

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4
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GH resting position

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55* abducation; 30* horizontal adduction

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5
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GH closed pack

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Full ext. rot. & full abduction

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6
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GH capsular pattern restriction

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ER > AB > IR

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7
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GH articular surfaces (Kaltenborn’s rule)

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convex humeral head on concave glenoid fossa

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8
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GH arthrokinematic movement

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Roll, glide, spin

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9
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GH Osteokinematic movement

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Flexion, Extension, Abduction, Adduction, Internal rotation, External rotation, Horizontal adduction, Horizontal abduction

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10
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GH Contraindication

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11
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GH Indication

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Hypomobility

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12
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GH distraction directions

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Lateral, Lateral arm 90*, Axial

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13
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GH inferior glide increase

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Abduction and flexion

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14
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GH Posterior glide increase

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Int. rotation and flexion

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15
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GH anterior glide increase

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Extension, ext. rot.

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16
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Humeroradial structural

A

atypical synovial ball and socket

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17
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Humeroradial axis

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biaxial

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18
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Humeroradial functional

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Diarthrotic

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19
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Humeroradial resting position

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Full extension and full supination

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20
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Humeroradial closed pack

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90* flexion, forearm supinated to 5*

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21
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Humeroradial capsular pattern

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flexion > extension

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22
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Humeroradial articular surfaces (Kaltenborn’s rule)

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Concave radial head on Convex humeral capitulum

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23
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Humeroradial arthrokinematic movement

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Roll, glide, spin

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24
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Humeroradial osteokinematic movement

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Flexion, Extension

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25
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Humeroradial contraindication

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Hypermobility

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26
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Humeroradial indication

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27
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Humeroradial distraction

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Grab 1/2 through shaft of ulna and radius

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28
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Humeroradial dorsal glide

A

increase elbow extension

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29
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Humeroradial volar glide

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increase elbow flexion

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30
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Humeroulnar structure

A

Synovial hinge

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31
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Humeroulnar axis

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uniaxial

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32
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Humeroulnar functional

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diarthrotic

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33
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Humeroulnar resting position

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70* flexion 10* supination

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34
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Humeroulnar closed pack

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Extension w/ supination

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35
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Humeroulnar capsular pattern

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flexion > extension

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36
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Humeroulnar articular (Kaltenborn’s rule)

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Concave trochlear notch on convex trochlea

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37
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Humeroulnar arthrokinematic movement

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Roll and glide

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38
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Humeroulnar osteokinematic movement

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Flexion, Extension

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39
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Humeroulnar contraindication

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40
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Humeroulnar indication

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41
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Humeroulnar radial glide and gap

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Increase varus (flexion)

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42
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Humeroulnar ulnar glide and gap

A

Increase valgus (extension)

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43
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Proximal radioulnar structure

A

Synovial pivot

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44
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Proximal radioulnar axis

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Uniaxial

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45
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Proximal radioulnar functional

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Diarthrotic

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46
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Proximal radioulnar resting

A

70* elbow flexion, 35* supination

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47
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Proximal radioulnar closed pack

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5* supination

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48
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Proximal radioulnar capsular pattern

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pronation = supination

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49
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Proximal radioulnar articular surfaces (Kaltenborn’s rule)

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Convex head of radius on Concave radial notch of ulna

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50
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Proximal radioulnar arthrokinematic movement

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Spin,

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51
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Proximal radioulnar osteokinematic movement

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pronation, supination

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52
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Proximal radioulnar contraindication

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53
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Proximal radioulnar indication

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54
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Proximal radioulnar dorsal glide

A

Increase pronation

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55
Q

Proximal radioulnar volar glide

A

Increase supination

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56
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Distal radioulnar structural

A

Synovial Pivot

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57
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Distal radioulnar axis

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Uniaxial

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58
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Distal radioulnar functional

A

Diarthrotic

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59
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Distal radioulnar resting positon

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10* supination

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60
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Distal radioulnar closed-pack

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5* supination

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61
Q

Distal radioulnar capsular pattern

A

Pain at extreme rotation

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62
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Distal radioulnar Kaltenborn’s rule

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Concave ulnar notch on convex head of ulna

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63
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Distal radioulnar arthrokinematic

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Roll and glide

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64
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Distal radioulnar osteokinematic

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Pronation, supination

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65
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Distal radioulnar dorsal glide

A

Increase supination

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66
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Distal radioulnar volar glide

A

Increase pronation

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67
Q

Radiocarpal structure

A

Synovial condyloid

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68
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Radiocarpal axis

A

Biaxial

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69
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Radiocarpal functional

A

diarthrotic

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70
Q

Radiocarpal resting position

A

neutral w/ slight ulnar deviation

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71
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Radiocarpal closed pack

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Full extension

72
Q

Radiocarpal capsular pattern

A

flexion = extension

73
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Radiocarpal Kaltenborn’s rule

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Convex proximal row carpals on concave distal end radius

74
Q

Radiocarpal arthrokinematic movement

A

Roll and glide

75
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Radiocarpal osteokinematic

A

flexion, extension, radial deviation, ulnar deviation

76
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Radiocarpal contraindication

A

Hypermobility

77
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Radiocarpal indication

A

Hypomobility

78
Q

Radiocarpal distraction

A

Overall wrist mobility

79
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Radiocarpal Dorsal glide

A

increase flexion

80
Q

Radiocarpal Volar glides

A

Increase extension

81
Q

Radiocarpal ulnar glide

A

Increase radial devation

82
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Radiocarpal radial glide

A

Increase ulnar deviation

83
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 structure

A

Synovial saddle

84
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 axis

A

Biaxial

85
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 function

A

Diarthrotic

86
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 resting position

A

semi-flexion

87
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 closed pack

A

Full opposition

88
Q

Carpometacarpal digit 1 capsular pattern

A

abduction > extension

89
Q

CMC digit 1 Kaltenborn’s rule

A

Concave 1st CMC on convex distal row of carpals (sagittal)

Convex distal row of carpals on Concave 1st CMC (coronal)

90
Q

CMC digit 1 arthrokinematic

A

Roll and glide

91
Q

CMC digit 1 osteokinematic

A

flexion, extension, abduction, adduction

92
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CMC digit 1 contraindication

A

Hypermobility

93
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CMC digit 1 indication

A

Hypomobility

94
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CMC digit 1 ulnar glide

A

Increase flexion

95
Q

CMC digit 1 radial glide

A

increase extension

96
Q

CMC 1 dorsal glide

A

Increase Abduction

97
Q

CMC 1 Volar glide

A

Increase Adduction

98
Q

Acetabulofemoral structure

A

Synovial ball and socket

99
Q

Acetabulofemoral axis

A

Multi-axial

100
Q

Acetabulofemoral functional

A

Diarthrotic

101
Q

Acetabulofemoral closed pack

A

Full extension, abduction, medial rotation

102
Q

Acetabulofemoral Resting position

A

30* flexion, 30* abduction, slight lateral rotation

103
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Acetabulofemoral capsular pattern

A

Internal rotation and abduction>flexion and extension>external rotation

104
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Acetabulofemoral Kaltenborn’s rule

A

Convex femoral head on Concave acetabulum

105
Q

Acetabulofemoral arthrokinematic

A

Roll and glide

106
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Acetabulofemoral osteokinematic

A

flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, med/lat rotation,

107
Q

Acetabulofemoral contraindication

A

Hypermobility

108
Q

Acetabulofemoral indication

A

Hypomobility

109
Q

Acetabulofemoral distraction

A

Increase ROM

110
Q

Acetabulofemoral inferior glide

A

increase abduction/flexion

111
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Acetabulofemoral posterior glide

A

Increase flexion/medial rotation

112
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Acetabulofemoral Anterior glide

A

Increase extension/lateral rotation

113
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Acetabulofemoral lateral glide

A

Increase adduction/medial rotation

114
Q

Tibiofemoral structure

A

Synovial modified hinge

115
Q

Tibiofemoral axis

A

Biaxial

116
Q

Tibiofemoral function

A

diarthrotic

117
Q

Tibiofemoral resting position

A

25* knee flexion

118
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Tibiofemoral closed pack

A

Full extension w/ lateral rotation

119
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Tibiofemoral capsular pattern

A

Flexion>extension

120
Q

Tibiofemoral Kaltenborn’s rule

A

Concave tibial condyles on Convex femoral condyles

121
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Tibiofemoral arthrokinematic

A

Roll and glide

122
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Tibiofemoral osteokinematic movement

A

flexion, extension

123
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Tibiofemoral contraindication

A

Hypermobility

124
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Tibiofemoral indication

A

Hypomobility

125
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Tibiofemoral distraction

A

Increase general mobility

126
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Tibiofemoral posterior glide

A

Increase flexion

127
Q

Tibiofemoral anterior glide

A

increase extension

128
Q

Tibiofemoral medial gap

A

Treat genu varum

129
Q

Tibiofemoral lateral gap

A

Treat genu valgum

130
Q

Patellofemoral structure

A

Synovial planar

131
Q

Patellofemoral axis

A

Uniaxial

132
Q

Tibiofemoral function

A

diarthrotic

133
Q

Patellofemoral resting position

A

Full extension

134
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Patellofemoral closed pack

A

Full flexion

135
Q

Patellofemoral capsular pattern

A

Flexion>extension

136
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Patellofemoral Kaltenborns Rule

A

Concave superior/inferior surfaces and Convex medial/lateral surfaces with patellar surface of femur

137
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Patellofemoral arthrokinematic

A

Glide

138
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Patellofemoral osteokinematic movement

A

small gliding movements

139
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Patellofemoral contraindication

A

Hypermobility

140
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Patellofemoral indication

A

Hypomobility

141
Q

Patellofemoral distraction

A

general mobility

142
Q

Patellofemoral Inferior glide

A

Increase flexion

143
Q

Patellofemoral Superior glide

A

increase extension

144
Q

Patellofemoral Medial glide

A

Help patellar mobility moving against restriction

145
Q

Patellofemoral lateral glide

A

Help patellar mobility moving against restriction

146
Q

Talocrural structure

A

Synovial hinge

147
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Talocrural axis

A

Uniaxial

148
Q

Talocrural function

A

diarthrotic

149
Q

Talocrural resting position

A

10* plantarflexion

150
Q

Talocrural closed pack

A

Full dorsiflexion

151
Q

Talocrural capsular pattern

A

plantarflexion > dorsiflexion

152
Q

Talocrural Kaltenborns Rule

A

Convex trochlea of talus on Concave mortise of tibia/fibula

153
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Talocrural arthrokinematic movement

A

Roll and glide

154
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Talocrural osteokinematic movement

A

Dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, inversion, eversion

155
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Talocrural indication

A

Hypomobility

156
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Talocrural contraindication

A

Hypermobility

157
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Talocrural posterior glide of talus

A

Increase dorsiflexion

158
Q

Talocrural posterior glide tibia and fibula

A

Increase plantarflexion

159
Q

Subtalar structure

A

Synovial planar

160
Q

Subtalar axis

A

Uniaxial

161
Q

Subtalar function

A

diarthrotic

162
Q

Subtalar Kaltenborns rule

A

Convex calcaneous on concave talus

163
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Subtalar resting position

A

1/2 b/w pronation/supination

164
Q

Subtalar closed pack

A

full supination

165
Q

Subtalar capsular pattern

A

varus, valgus

166
Q

Subtalar arthrokinematic

A

glide

167
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Subtalar osteokinematic

A

Inversion, eversion, dorsiflexion, plantarflexion

168
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Subtalar medial glide

A

Increase eversion

169
Q

Subtalar lateral glide

A

Increase inversion

170
Q

Subtalar indication

A

Hypomobility

171
Q

Subtalar contraindication

A

Hypermobility

172
Q

Grade 1

A

Small-amplitude beginning range

173
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Grade 2

A

Large-amplitude, not reaching resistance

174
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Grade 3

A

Large-amplitude, up to limit of available motionG

175
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Grade 4

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Small-amplitude preformed at limit of available motion

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