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11 Cards in this Set
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What is a capsular pattern? |
a restriction of motion that results when the length and flexibility of the capsular fibers are impaired |
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What are the possible causes of non-capsular patterns? |
ligaments adhesions in joint capsule internal derangements (ex: direction specific classification of LBP) extra-articular lesions (tightness/mm length deficits, soft tissue adhesions and fibrosis) |
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What is the capsular patten for the GH joint? |
(> means 'more restricted than') ER > abduction > flexion > IR |
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What is the capsular pattern for the elbow joint? |
(> means 'more restricted than') flexion > ext |
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what is the capsular pattern for the radio-ulnar joint? |
(> means 'more restricted than') pronation = supination |
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what is the the capsular pattern for the wrist? |
(> means 'more restricted than') flexion = extension |
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What is the IP joints (hands) capsular pattern? |
(> means 'more restricted than') flexion > extension |
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What is the capsular pattern of the hip? |
(> means 'more restricted than') flexion > IR > abduction |
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What is the capsular pattern of the knee? |
(> means 'more restricted than') flexion > extension |
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What is the capsular pattern of the ankle? |
(> means 'more restricted than') PF > DF |
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What is the capsular pattern of the toes? |
(> means 'more restricted than') extension > flexion |
