TMJ Flashcards

1
Q

what muscle is very important for guiding the disc via eccentric control?

A

lateral pterygoids (superior head)

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2
Q

describe how the condyle moves on both sides during lateral deviation

A

ipsi condyle: rotation
contra condyle: translation

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3
Q

normal opening ROM

A

40-60 mm

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4
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function opening ROM

A

35 mm

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5
Q

normal lateral deviation ROM

A

1/4 of opening
10 mm

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6
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normal protrusion ROM

A

5-10 mm

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7
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normal retrusion ROM

A

3 mm

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8
Q

how many fingers wide should normal opening be?

A

4

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9
Q

what is occulsion?

A

functional relationship between maxillary and mandibular teeth (close)

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10
Q

what is grinding of the teeth called?

A

bruxism

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11
Q

what muscles are overactive with clenching?

A

masseter and temporalis

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12
Q

what is freeway space?

A

space b/w occluding surfaces of teeth when mandible is in physiologic resting position

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13
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normal freeway space

A

2-4 mm

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14
Q

overbite vs over jet

A

bite - vertical
jet - horizontal

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15
Q

what is it called when a portion of the mandibular center incisor is covered by the maxillary center incisor?

A

overbite

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16
Q

how is over jet measured?

A

horizontal distance b/w the maxillary arch and the mandibular arch in full occlusion
normal: 3-6 mm

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17
Q

the TMJ is a _____ joint with ____cartilage covering the surface

A

synovial
FIBROcartilage

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18
Q

what 2 structures keep the TMJ in place?

A

post-glenoid spine
articular tubercle

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19
Q

where does rotation vs translation occur?

A

inferior cavity - rotation
superior - translation

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20
Q

disc attaches posteriorly to ___ and anteriorly to ____ & _____

A

post - retrodiscal tissue
ant - superior lateral pterygoid & joint capsule

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21
Q

which part of the disc is avascular and aneural?

A

intermediate

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22
Q

retrodiscal tissue is _____ & ____ (nerve and blood supply)

A

vascular and nociceptive

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23
Q

what is the main pain generator for TMJ?

A

retrodiscal lamina (highly vascularized and innervated)

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24
Q

what structure is the switch b/w rotation and translation?

A

tempomandibular ligament

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25
what is the only muscle action the lateral pterygoid does not do?
retrusion
26
what motions does the suprahyoids do?
depression retrusion
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what actions does the infrahyoids do?
stabilize the hyoid bone speech, swallow, tongue movements
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T/F: lateral pterygoids are the only contractile tissue that attaches to the disc
T
29
generally, the TMJ issues will be ____ in closing and ____ in opening
tight closing weak opening
30
in resting position, the disc should sit ____ to the condyle
slightly anterior
31
convex/concave rule for TMJ
convex condyle moving on concave disc
32
when does rotation occur during opening?
1st 20-25 mm of motion
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condyles roll ___ and glide ___ during opening
roll anterior glide inferior
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condyles roll ___ and glide ___ during closing
roll posterior glide superior
35
the mandible slides slightly ____ during protrusion and ___ during retrusion
protrusion - down retrusion - up
36
what other segment should be assessed when pt complains of TMJ pain?
C spine
37
possible issues with anterior disc displacement with reduction
stretched temporomandicular ligament overactive superior lateral pterygoid issue or morphology of retrodiscal lamina
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_____ and _____ act as guide wires in position of the disc
superior lateral pterygoids retrodiscal lamina
39
for ADDwR, treat muscles that affect the ______ pressure
interarticular
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diff dx? no clicking decreased ROM
anterior disc displacement w/o reduction
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______ is lost in the posterior ligaments and retrodiscal tissue in ADDwoR
elasticity
42
if there is limited opening in ADDwoR, what is occuring?
disc is blocking condylar head
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if there is no limitation in opening in ADDwoR, what is occuring?
disc is completely displaced anteriorly (2/2 continuous stretching)
44
what are 2 main sx to ask about with TMD?
HAs neck pain
45
C shape jaw opening indicates?
capsular pattern
46
S shape jaw opening indicates?
lack of motor control
47
deflection w/ jaw opening indicates?
anterior disc displacement
48
to which side is the disc displaced if the jaw deflects to the R during opening?
R
49
if pain increases during cotton roll test, what is the issue?
muscular origin
50
if pain decreases during cotton roll test, what is the issue?
joint origin
51
how to confirm joint prob with cotton roll test?
perform test on non painful side and pain is still reproduced
52
what muscle lengths should be checked for TMJ issues?
pec major (T) pec minor (Y) lats (full overhead flex)
53
order of the mandibular neurodynamic test
capital flexion laterally flex upper C spine contralaterally lateral glide of mandible contralaterally
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how to palpate medial and lateral pterygoid
medial - posterior to back molar along mandibular teeth lateral - inside of external auditory meatus
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where is the force for the centric relation provocation test?
anterior-superior
56
which MET is used to increase opening?
resisted closing
57
where should PT stand for mobs?
contra side
58
which mob should be done 1st?
distraction
59
what mob helps with anterior disc displacement?
anteriomedial mob with rotation
60
How many patients with neck pain also present w/ temporo-mandibular dysfunction?
1/3