PNF- D1-2 shoulder -- EXAM 2

Question 1

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position shoulder

Answer 1

Shoulder extension, abduction, internal rotation

Question 2

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position elbow

Answer 2

Elbow extension

Question 3

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position forearm

Answer 3

Forearm pronation

Question 4

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position wrist

Answer 4

Wrist extension and ulnar deviation

Question 5

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position fingers

Answer 5

Fingers extension

Question 6

D1 Flexion UE

– end position shoulder

Answer 6

Shoulder flexion, adduction, external rotation

Question 7

D1 Flexion UE

– end position elbow

Answer 7

Elbow flexion

Question 8

D1 Flexion UE

– starting position forearm

Answer 8

Forearm supination

Question 9

D1 Flexion UE

–end position wrist

Answer 9

Wrist flexion and radial deviation

Question 10

D1 Flexion UE

– end position fingers

Answer 10

Finger flexion

Question 11

D1 extension UE

– start position shoulder

Answer 11

Shoulder flexion, adduction, external rotation

Question 12

D1 extension UE

– start position elbow

Answer 12

Elbow flexion

Question 13

D1 extension UE

– start position forearm

Answer 13

Forearm supination

Question 14

D1 extension UE

– start position wrist

Answer 14

Wrist flexion and radial deviation

Question 15

D1 extension UE

– start position finger

Answer 15

Finger flexion

Question 16

D1 extension UE

– end position shoulder

Answer 16

Shoulder extension, abduction, internal rotation

Question 17

D1 extension UE

– end position elbow

Answer 17

Elbow extension

Question 18

D1 extension UE

– end position forearm

Answer 18

Forearm pronation

Question 19

D1 extension UE

– end position wrist

Answer 19

Wrist extension and ulnar deviation

Question 20

D1 extension UE

– end position finger

Answer 20

Fingers extension

Question 21

D2 flexion UE

– start position shoulder

Answer 21

Shoulder extension, adduction, internal rotation

Question 22

D2 flexion UE

– start position elbow

Answer 22

Elbow flexion

Question 23

D2 flexion UE

– start position forearm

Answer 23

Forearm pronation

Question 24

D2 flexion UE

– start position wrist

Answer 24

Wrist flexion and ulnar deviation

Question 25

D2 flexion UE | -- start position finger

Answer 25

Finger flexion

Question 26

D2 flexion UE | -- end position shoulder

Answer 26

Shoulder flexion, abduction, external rotation

Question 27

D2 flexion UE | -- end position elbow

Answer 27

Elbow extension

Question 28

D2 flexion UE | -- end position forearm

Answer 28

Forearm supination

Question 29

D2 flexion UE | -- end position wrist

Answer 29

Wrist extension and radial deviation

Question 30

D2 flexion UE | -- end position finger

Answer 30

Finger extension

Question 31

D2 Extension UE | -- start position shoudler

Answer 31

Shoulder flexion, abduction, external rotation

Question 32

D2 Extension UE | -- start position elbow

Answer 32

Elbow extension

Question 33

D2 Extension UE | -- start position forearm

Answer 33

Forearm supination

Question 34

D2 Extension UE | -- start position wrist

Answer 34

Wrist extension and radial deviation

Question 35

D2 Extension UE | -- start position fingers

Answer 35

Fingers extension

Question 36

D2 Extension UE | -- end position shoulder

Answer 36

Shoulder extension, adduction, internal rotation

Question 37

D2 Extension UE | -- end position elbow

Answer 37

Elbow flexion

Question 38

D2 Extension UE | -- end position forearm

Answer 38

Forearm pronation

Question 39

D2 Extension UE | -- end position wrist

Answer 39

Wrist flexion and ulnar deviation

Question 40

D2 Extension UE | -- end position finger

Answer 40

Fingers flexion

Question 41

what is the hold- relax

Answer 41

isometric contraction of the tight muscles and the muscle is moved passively into rom

Question 42

what is the contract - relax

Answer 42

isotonic contraction of the tight muscle through the full rom and the joint is then moved passively into the new rom

Question 43

what is the agonist contraction

Answer 43

the muscle opposite to the range liming muscle is concentrically contracted and then the patient relaxes and the joint is moved into further rom

Question 44

what is hold relax with agonist contraction

Answer 44

an isometric contraction of the tight muscles. the opposite to the range limiting muscle is contracting and the joint is then moved passively into the new rom