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UE Joint Mobs Flashcards

1
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Restion position of SC joint

A

arm resting at side

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2
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superior glide at SC joint increases

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clavicular depression

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3
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inferior glide at SC joint increases

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clavicular elevation

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4
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posterior glide at SC joint increases

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clavicular retraction

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5
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anterior glide at SC joint increases

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clavicular protraction

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resting position of AC joint

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arm resting at side

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7
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anterior glide of AC joint is used for

A

improving arm elevation and pain modulation

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GH Joint Resting Position

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55 degrees abduction, 30 degrees horizontal adduction (plane of scapula)

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GH joint capsular pattern

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loss of ER > loss of ABD > loss of IR

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10
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GHJ joint distraction is used for

A

pain modulation and general mobility

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11
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GHJ long axis traction is used for

A

pain modulation and general mobility

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12
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GHJ caudal (inferior) glide increases

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abduction (stretching inferior capsule)

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13
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GHJ posterior glide increases

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flexion, IR (stretching posterior capsule)

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14
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GHJ anterior glide increases

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extension, ER (stretching anterior capsule)

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15
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humeroulnar joint capsular pattern

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limited flexion > extension

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16
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humeroulnar joint resting position

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70 degrees flexion; 10 degrees supination

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17
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humeroulnar joint closed pack position

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full extension/supination

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18
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HUJ distraction indicated for

A

provides articular surface separation

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19
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HUJ distal glide increases

A

elbow flexion

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20
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HUJ radial (lateral) glide increases

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elbow flexion

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21
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HUJ ulnar (medial) glide increases

A

elbow extension

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22
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HUJ posterior superior glide increases

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elbow extension

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23
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humeroradial joint capsular pattern

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limited flexion > extension (same as HUJ)

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24
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HRJ resting position

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full extension/supination

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HRJ joint mob positon
70 degrees flexion; 35 degrees supination
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HRJ closed pack position
90 degrees flexion; 5 degrees supination
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HRJ distraction indicated for
provides articular surface separation
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HRJ anteriomedial glides improves
elbow flexion
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HRJ posterolateral glide improves
elbow extension
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proximal radio-ulnar joint capsular pattern
pain at end range pronation/supination
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PRUJ resting position
35 degrees supination; 70 degrees flexion
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PRUJ closed packed position
full supination or pronation
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PRUJ volar (anteriomedial) glide of radius increases
supination
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PRUJ dorsal (posterolateral) glide of radius increases
pronation
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DRUJ capsular pattern
pain at end range pronation/supination
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DRUJ resting position
10 degrees supination
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DRUJ closed pack position
full supination or pronation
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DRUJ dorsal glide (posterior) of radius increases
supination
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DRUJ volar glide of radius (anterior) increases
pronation
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DRUJ dorsal glide of ulna increases
pronation
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DRUJ volar glide of ulna increases
supination
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RC joint capsular pattern
flexion and extension equally limited
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RC joint resting position
neutral wrist (radius in line with 3rd metacarpal); pronation
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RC joint dorsal glide increases
flexion
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RC joint volar glide increases
extension
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RC joint radial glide increases
ulnar deviation
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RC joint ulnar glide increases
radial deviation
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Mid carpal joints capsular pattern
flexion and extension equally limited
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Mid carpal resting position
neutral wrist (radius in line with 3rd metacarpal)
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mid-carpal dorsal glide increases
flexion
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mid-carpal volar glide increases
extension
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Carpometacarpal joint capsular pattern
flexion more limited than extension
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carpometacarpal resting position
neutral alignment
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carpometacarpal closed pack position
full flexion
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carpometacarpal distraction used for
general mobility; pain modulation
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carpometacarpal volar glide increases
mobility of arch of hand
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cmc of thumb resting position
midway between flexion, extension, abduction, adduction
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cmc of thumb distraction used for
pain modulation; general mobility
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cmc of thumb ulnar glide increases
flexion
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cmc of thumb radial glide increases
extension
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cmc of thumb dorsal glide increases
abduction
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cmc of thumb solar glide increases
adduction
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MCP and IP volar glide increases
flexion
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MCP and IP dorsal glide increases
extension
65
MCP radial glide increases
abduction
66
MCP ulnar glide increases
adduction

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