Week 0 Capsular Pattern

Question 1

End feel

Answer 1

a barrier to further motion

Question 2

Normal end feels are normally described as

Answer 2

hard (bony)
soft (soft tissue approximation)
Elastic (elongation of musculotendinous structures)
Capsular (elongation of capsule or ligaments)

Question 3

End feels are considered to be abnormal when

Answer 3

they occur sooner or later in the ROM is typical, or if they are not the type of end feel that is normally found for that joint motion

Question 4

A soft bogy end feel may indicate

Answer 4

edema

Question 5

A hard end feel may indicate

Answer 5

a loose intraarticular body fragment

Question 6

Empty end feel

Answer 6

the inability of the therapist to detect any anatomical barrier to the end of ROM because the patients says no further motion should occur due to pain

Question 7

Patterns of restricted joint ROM due to

Answer 7

diffuse, intra-articular inflammation involving the entire joint capsule

Question 8

Capsular Patterns

Answer 8

patterns of restricted motion, which usually involves multiple motions at a joint

Question 9

Capsular patterns are typically associated with

Answer 9

Osteoarthritis

Question 10

Non capsular Pattern

Answer 10

Restricted passive ROM is not proportioned similarly to a capsular pattern

Question 11

Arthrokinematics

Answer 11

motion of joint surfaces

Question 13

Accessory or Joint Play Motions

Answer 13

used to determine joint mobility and integrity

Question 14

Accessory joint motions are typically described as

Answer 14

glides, spins, and rolls

Question 15

Glide

Answer 15

is a linear motion of motion of one surface sliding over another

Question 16

Roll

Answer 16

a rotary motion similar to the bottom of a rocking chair rolling over the floor or a tire rolling over a road

Question 17

Spin

Answer 17

a rotary motion around a fixed point or axis

Question 18

Osteokinematic Motion

Answer 18

accessory motions usually occur in combination with each other and result in angular movement of the bone shaft

Question 19

Roll-gliding

Answer 19

the combinations of translatory glide and the rotary motion of rolling

Question 20

The combination of a roll and glide allows for increased ROM by

Answer 20

recentering the moving surface on the stable surface

Question 21

Shoulder (glenohumeral) Pattern

Answer 21

Maximum loss of ER
Moderate loss of abduction
Minimum loss of IR

Question 22

Elbow Complex Pattern

Answer 22

Flexion loss is greater than extension loss

Question 23

Forearm Pattern

Answer 23

equally restricted in Pronation and supination

Question 24

Wrist Pattern

Answer 24

equal restrictions in flexion and extension

Question 25

Carpometacarpal Joint I Pattern

Answer 25

Abductions and extension restriction

Question 26

Carpometacarpal Joints II-V Pattern

Answer 26

equally restricted in all directions

Question 27

Finger Interphalangeal Pattern

Answer 27

Flexion loss is greater than extension loss

Question 28

Hip Pattern

Answer 28

Maximum loss of IR, Flexion, abduction
Minimum loss of extension

Question 29

Knee (tibiofemoral joint) Pattern

Answer 29

Flexion loss is greater than extension loss

Question 30

Ankle (talocrural joint) pattern

Answer 30

Plantarflexion loss is greater that extension loss

Question 31

Subtalar Joint Pattern

Answer 31

Restricted varus motion

Question 32

Midtarsal joint Pattern

Answer 32

Restricted dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, abduction and medial rotation

Question 33

Metatarsophalangeal Joint I Pattern

Answer 33

Extension loss is greater than flexion

Question 34

Metatarsophalangeal Joints II-V Pattern

Answer 34

Variable, tend toward flexion restriction

Question 35

Interphalangeal Joints Pattern

Answer 35

Tend toward extension restriction