Practical Flashcards
Shoulder Flexion
anterior spin
Shoulder Extension
posterior spin
Shoulder IR
anterior roll, posterior slide
Shoulder ER
posterior roll, anterior slide
Shoulder Abduction
superior roll, inferior slide
Shoulder Adduction
inferior roll, superior slide
SC Elevation
superior roll, inferior slide
SC depression
inferior roll, superior slide
SC retraction
posterior roll, posterior slide
SC protraction
anterior roll, anterior slide
ST Elevation
SC: elevation: superior roll, inferior slide
AC: downward rotation
ST Depression
SC depression: inferior roll, superior slide
AC: upward rotation
ST Protraction
SC: protraction: anterior roll, anterior slide
AC: horizontal plane adjustments/internal rotation (p 134)
ST Retraction
SC: retraction: posterior roll, posterior slide
AC: slight horizontal plane adjustments/external rotation
ST Upward Rotation
SC: elevation: superior roll, inferior slide
AC: upward rotation
ST Downward Rotation
SC: depression: inferior roll, superior slide
AC: downward rotation
Elevators of ST Joint:
Upper traps
Levator scapulae
Rhomboids
Depressors of ST Joint:
Lower traps
Lats
Pec minor
subclavius
Protractors of ST Joint:
Serratus anterior
Upward Rotators of ST Joint:
serratus anterior
upper and lower traps
Downward rotators of ST Joint:
rhomboids
pec minor
GH Joint Muscles that elevate the arm:
anterior and middle deltoid
supraspinatus
coracobracialis
biceps long head
ST Joint muscles that elevate the arm:
serratus anterior
upper and lower traps
Rotator cuff muscles that elevate the arm:
supraspinatus
infraspinatus
teres minor
subscapularis
Primary muscles that adduct and extend arm:
posterior deltoid
lats
teres major
long head of triceps
Secondary muscles that adduct and extend arm:
infraspinatus
teres minor
Primary muscles that internally rotate the arm:
subscap anterior deltoid pec major lats teres major
Primary muscles that externally rotate the arm:
infraspinatus
teres minor
posterior deltoid
Secondary muscles that externally rotate the arm:
supraspinatus (when arm is between neutral and full ER)
Atlanto-occipital flexion (C0-C1)
5 degrees
anterior roll, posterior slide
Atlanto-occipital extension (C0-C1)
10 degrees
posterior roll, anterior slide
Atlanto-occipital lateral flexion (C0-C1)
~ 5 degrees
lateral roll, medial slide
Atlanto-axial (C1-C2) flexion:
5 degrees
anterior, superior tilt
Atlanto-axial (C1-C2) extension:
10 degrees
posterior, inferior tilt
Atlanto-axial (C1-C2) axial rotation:
right: anterior slide on left, posterior slide on right
left: anterior slide in right, posterior slide on left
Intracervical (C2-C7) flexion
35-40 degrees
anterior, superior tilt
Intracervical (C2-C7) extension
55-60 degrees
posterior, inferior tilt
Intracervical (C2-C7) axial rotation:
right: anterior slide on left, posterior slide on right
left: anterior slide on right, posterior slide on left
Intracervical (C2-C7) lateral flexion
30-35 degrees
right: inferior slide on right, superior slide on left
left: inferior slide on left, superior slide on right
Total ROM for craniocervical joint
flexion: 45-50
extension: 80
axial rotation: 65-75
lateral flexion: 35-40
Protraction:
lower to mid cervical spine flexes, upper craniocervical region extend
Retraction:
lower to mid cervical spine extends, upper craniocervical region flexes
Thoracic region flexion:
30-40 degrees
superior and anterior slide
Thoracic region extension:
20-25 degrees
inferior and posterior slide
Thoracic region axial rotation:
30-35 degrees
right: slide to left (closer together)
left: side to right (further away)
Thoracic region lateral flexion:
25-30 degrees
ipsilateral: inferior slide (closer together)
contralateral: superior slide (further away)
Lumbar region flexion:
40-50 degrees
superior and anterior slide
Lumbar region extension:
15-20 degrees
inferior and posterior slide
Lumbar region axial rotation:
ipsilateral posterior slide
contralateral anterior slide
Lumbar region lateral flexion:
20 degrees
ipsilateral: inferior slide
contralateral: superior slide
Sacral region nutation:
pelvis: posterior roll
sacrum: anterior roll
Sacral region counternutaton:
pelvis: anterior roll
sacrum: posterior roll