QUIZ 2

Question 1

what is the order of capsular pattern of GH joint restriction

Answer 1

lateral (external) rotation

abduction

medial (internal) rotation

Question 2

describe bone to bone end feel

Answer 2

hard, abrupt, sudden, painful

Question 3

capsular end feel

Answer 3

leathery, firm, decreased ROM w pain but no spasm

Question 4

springy block end feel

Answer 4

stretchy, bounces before end of range

Question 5

boggy end feel

Answer 5

edema, swelling, spongy

Question 6

muscle spasm end feel

Answer 6

stop abruptly w pain

Question 7

empty end feel

Answer 7

cant complete movement

Question 8

soft tissue approximation

Answer 8

soft and normal

Question 9

muscular end feel

Answer 9

elastic feeling

Question 10

wrist FLEXION ROM degree

Answer 10

80-90

Question 11

wrist EXTENSION ROM degree

Answer 11

70-90

Question 12

GH ADDuction

Answer 12

50-75

Question 13

GH ABDuction

Answer 13

170-180

Question 14

C spine side flexion

Answer 14

20-45

Question 15

ankle dorsiflexion

Answer 15

20

Question 16

ankle plantar flexion

Answer 16

50

Question 17

knee flexion

Answer 17

0-135

Question 18

knee extension

Answer 18

0-15

Question 19

hip extension

Answer 19

10-15

Question 20

hip flexion

Answer 20

110-120

Question 21

what is the end of passive movement referred to

Answer 21

an anatomical barrier

Question 22

to test end feel of a joint what does the therapist apply

Answer 22

slight overpressure to obtain and feel

Question 23

what are capsular patterns

Answer 23

patterns of limitation or restriction are expected but can be present during pathologies

Question 24

what is an anatomical barrier

Answer 24

the farthest a joint can move structurally - barrier is never reached due to risk of injury

Question 25

what is physiological barrier ***

Answer 25

normal barrier
soft pliable end feels to ROM

Question 26

what is a pathological barrier

Answer 26

an adaptation in a physiologic barrier that causes the protective function to limit ROM

can be manifested as stiffness or a catch

Question 27

inert tissue is not contractile or neurological

Answer 27

true

Question 28

only joints that are controlled by muscle have a capsular pattern

Answer 28

true

joints like sacroiliac and distal tibiofibular joints do not

Question 29

pain in multiple directions suggests what

Answer 29

joint/capsular damage

Question 30

pain in a single direction indicates what

Answer 30

muscle, tendon, ligament damage

Question 31

full ROM w pain = ?

Answer 31

minor sprain/strain

Question 32

full ROM w/o pain = ?

Answer 32

normal finding