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23 Cards in this Set
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for normal muscle stretch? |
-tissue implicated: muscle/tendon resistance felt: elastic, slow -ex: SLR |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for normal ligament? |
tissue implicated: ligament resistance felt: firm arrest, no creep ex: ankle inversion |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for normal capsule? |
tissue implicated: capsule resistance felt: firm arrest, creep with time ex: knee ext with hip ext |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for normal cartilage/bone? |
tissue implicated: cartilage articular margin resistance felt: hard/rigid, sudden stop ex: elbow ext |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for normal muscle/soft tissue approximation? |
tissue implicated: muscle resistance felt: soft, spongy ex: elbow flexion, knee flexion with hip flexion |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for capsule tightness? |
tissue implicated: capsule resistance felt: harsh resistance with reduced or absent creep ex: abnormal in ROM, characteristic capsular pattern |
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What does harsh resistance with reduced or absent creep end feel indicate? |
capsule tightness tissue implicated: capsule ex: abnormal in ROM, characteristic capsular pattern |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for joint adhesion? |
tissue implicated: adhesion resistance felt: sudden sharp arrest in one direction ex: intracapsular |
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What does sudden sharp arrest in one direction type of end feel indicate? |
joint adhesion ex: intra-capsular |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for bony block? |
tissue: bone resistance: sudden hard/rigid stop ex: callus formation, periarticular ossification (e.g. myositis ossificans) |
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What does a sudden hard/rigid stop end feel indicate? |
bony block ex: callus formation, periarticular ossification (e.g. myositis ossificans) |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for abnormal cartilage? |
tissue: hyaline cartilage, subchondral bone resistance: rough grating ex: chondromalacia, OA |
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What does rough grating end feel mean? |
abnormal cartilage tissue: hyaline cartilage, subchondral bone ex: chondromalacia, OA |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for displaced meniscus? |
tissue: meniscus resistance: springy rebound, bouncing back ex: luxated meniscus, joint mouse (free floating cartilage) |
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What does a springy rebound, bouncing back end feel indicate? |
displaced meniscus tissue: meniscus ex: luxated meniscus, joint mouse (free floating cartilage) |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for pannus? |
tissue: synovium and capsule resistance: soft with crunchy ex: elbow ext |
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What does a soft, crunchy end feel indicate? |
pannus tissue: synovium and capsule ex: elbow ext |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for capsule/ligament laxity? |
tissue: ligament, capsule resistance: increased movement without firm arrest ex: capsule torn with hypermobility Grade 2 ligament laxity |
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What does increased movement without firm arrest type of end feel indicate? |
capsule/ligament laxity tissue: ligament, capsule ex: capsule torn with hypermobility Grade 2 ligament laxity |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for swelling? |
old name = empty tissue: intra-articular fluid and/or extra-articular fluid resistance: boggy, soft ex: effusion e.g. synovitis, hemiarthrosis edema |
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What does a boggy, soft end feel indicate? |
swelling old name = empty tissue: intra-articular fluid and/or extra-articular fluid ex: effusion e.g. synovitis, hemiarthrosis edema |
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What is the tissue implicated, resistance felt and example for abnormal muscle? |
tissue: muscle, neural resistance: abnormal contractile resistance ex: muscle contracture, adaptive mm shortening |
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What does a abnormal contractile resistance type of end feel indicate? |
abnormal muscle tissue: muscle, neural ex: muscle contracture, adaptive mm shortening |
