Range of Motion and Flexibility Flashcards
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Flexibility
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- The musculotendinous units ability to elongate.
1
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Range of Motion
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- Amount of mobility of a joint.
2
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What is ROM determined by?
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- Soft tissues (muscle, tendons, ligaments, capsule, skin, subcutaneous tissues, nerve, blood vessels.)
- Bony articulations of a joint.
3
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Sagittal Plane ROM
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- Flexion
- Extension
- Dorsiflexion
- Plantar flexion
4
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Frontal/coronal plane
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- Abduction
- Adduction
- Radial Deviation
- Ulnar deviation
5
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Transverse Plane ROM?
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- Internal (medial) rotation
- External (lateral) Rotation
6
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Multi-planar movements (ROM)
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- Pronation
- Supination
- Inversion
- Eversion
- Circumduction
7
Q
Hypomobile
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- Decreased ROM of the joint
8
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Hypermobile
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Increased ROM of the joint
9
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9 things that negatively impact ROM
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- Immobilization
- Tissue trauma
- muscle imbalance
- neuromuscular disease
- limited mobility
- postural alignment
- congenital deformities
- acquired deformities
- Sedentary lifestyle.
10
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Active ROM (AROM)
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11
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Active assistive ROM (AAROM)
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12
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Passive ROM (PROM)
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