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2 jointed mm= resist @

mid range

1 jointed mm= resist at

end range

break test


5

distal resistance > 5 secs

break test



4

proximal resistance <5 secs

resistance felt by the examiner when assessing passive rom

end-feel

normal end-feel:

soft


firm


hard

soft tissue approximation

soft endfeel

elbow & knee flexion

soft endfeel

SLR

muscular stretch (firm endfeel)

extension of MCP joint

capsular stretch (firm endfeel)

FA supination

ligamentous stretch (firm endfeel)

bone-to-bone

hard endfeel

elbow extension

hard endfeel

pathological end feel:

muscular spasm


capsular


firm


empty

subconscious effort of the body to protect injured tissue

muscular spasm

resistance as soon as the movement occurs; acute or inflamed tissues

early muscular spasm

felt near end range & instability

late muscular spasm

obvious decrease in ROM

capsularend feel

abrupt stop after smooth motion

hard capsular end feel

a. adhesive capsulitis


b. chronic condition

hard capsular end feel

stiffness starts continues until end-range

soft/boggy capsular end feel

a. edema


b. hemarthrosis (blood in jt.)

soft/boggy capsular end feel

muscular tightness

pathologic firm

1. acute jt. inflammation


2. acute subacromial bursitis


3. abscess


4. fracture

empty

osteophytes (OA)

bone-to-bone end feel

rebound effect

springy block

meniscal lesion

springy block

a. upper abdominal


b. lower abdominal


c. cremasteric


d. plantar


e. gluteal


f. anal

superficial reflexes:

T7-T9

upper abdominal reflex

umbilicus moves up towards stimulus

upper abdominal reflex

T11-T12

lower abdominal reflex

umbilicus moves down towards stimulus

lower abdominal reflex

cremasteric reflex aka

Geigel reflex

stimulus at medial thigh

cremasteric reflex (Geigel reflex)

ipsilateral elevation of scrotum

cremasteric reflex (Geigel reflex)

s1-s2

plantar reflex

plantar flexion of toes after stroking lateral portion of sole

plantar reflex

L4-S3

gluteal reflex

stroking of overlying skin

gluteal reflex

skin tenses at gluteal area

gluteal reflex

S2-S4

anal reflex

stroking of perianal area

anal reflex

contraction of anal sphincter

anal reflex

DTR grading


absent

0

DTR grading


areflexia

0

DTR grading


deminished

1+

DTR grading


hyporeflexia

1+

DTR grading


average

2+

DTR grading


normal

2+

DTR grading


exaggerated

3+

DTR grading


brisk

3+

DTR grading


clonus

4+

DTR grading


very brisk

4+

DTR grading


hyperreflexia

4+