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HUSSAIN COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

MANUAL THERAPY
DR. NOMAN GHAFFAR AWAN
35103-5145627-3
3008881254

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Apply mobilization for pain relief in the.......... Staying well short of............
In position where subtle joint dysfunctions becomes more apparent and easy to treat is:
which part of intervertebral disc has tendency to expand?
Which movements differentiate articular from non-articular lesions?
Firm end feel is a characteristics of
In testing rotatoric movements, with spinal hypermobility
Noncontractile dysfunctional resisted movements are
A normal capsular end-feel is :
Rotatoric movement in grade 3 is
To facilitate the glide mobilization and reduce the compressive force acting on joint combine with
pathological end feel of muscle spasm
The safest way to increase spinal joint rotation range is to use Grade 3 stretch-traction mobilizat
The correct sequence for three dimensional joint positioning is...
Patient may guard against end feel testing or asking that movement be discontinued before you re
In Contractile dysfunction active & passive produces or ____ symptoms and are in ____ directi
Pathological changes in spine due to neplasm ,inflammation,infection e.g (spondylitis, discitis) o
lower cervical spine consist of vertebrae:
Approaching the end of grade II range the practitioner feel a marked resistance called;
Decreased joint play with a hard nonelastic end feel in which movement direction
nerve root innervation of diaphragm is
Which is a characteristic of monoradicular lesion?
Lumbago is often misdiagnosed as a
Goals of joint mobilization sequence are:
In spinal joint mobilization which grades are perform in pain relief mobilization:
Movement conbination that results in the most ease of movement ( the greatest range of movement,
Nerve root irritation can be improved by
At inferior angle of scapula the the overlying skin is innervated by
According to cyriax,painless and weak resisted movement shows ?
Greatest range, least resistance to movement, softest end-feel is
Minor lesion of a muscle or a tendon is
We use the term joint play only for.
We use term " joint play " only for :
Normal lesion defines as :
Frontal plane movement around a sagittal axis is
.Pain_relief mobilizations are applied as intermittent __ movements in momentary resting posit
Following treatment with passive translatoric movements, there is usually increase in __ , an incr
.Which joint play movements are used to evaluate joint function?
In upper cervical spine above C2 coupling between sidebending and rotation occurs to
Bone movement at a right angle to and away from the treatment plane result in --- of joint surfac
Sagittal plane movements around a frontal axis is
Reassessment is important
With a somatic dysfunction at C2,it may be necessary to relax and stretch the
.Coupling between side bending and rotation occurs to opposite direction in
During forward or ventral flexion, spinous process moves
MacConaill's pure cardinal swing include
A relevant sign is one that is reproducible and related to the
Use selected resisted movements to quickly screen
Key muscles of patellar tendon reflex are
Which joint mobilization Carrie's risk of serious injury
Imbalance of rolling, gliding and compression ,joints effects of wear and tear marking the on set
CORRECT Option OPTION 2 OPTION 3 OPTION 4
slack zone, transition zo vertical, horizontal parallel, perpendicular transition zone, slack zone
non- resting position resting position Re. Position Actual resting position
nucleus pulposus annulus fibrosis facets joints spinal segmets
Translatoric joint play Resisted movements Passive soft tissue movements Active and passive rotatoric movements
capsular or ligamentous soft tissue approximationbone approximation cartilage approximation
a sharp bend is visible a flattened region is visi a smooth arch is visible a straight region is visible
Symptoms free Symptoms gradually incSymptoms decreases Produces or increases symptoms
Less firm (-) More firm (+) Nonelastic firm
normal hypermobile hypomobile no movement
G- 1 traction mobilizatiotraction G2 mobilization G3 mobilization
More elastic , less soft hard end feel soft end feel firm, less elastic
three dimensional positi grade 1 grade 2 compression
Resting position<Actual Joint locking<resting poActual resting position<Non resResting position<joint locking <non resting po
Empty end feel Firm end feel Soft end feel Pathological end feel
Increase, opposite decrease , opposite. increase,same decrease, same
Osteopenia osteoporosis orthopenia osteoma
C4 to T3 C2-C5 C5-C7 C3-C7
1ST Stop hard end feel end feel soft end feel
hypomobility hypermobile resistance assisted movement
C4 C3 L4 T3
distal to ventral horn, flaproximal to ventral horn,proximal to posterior horn, spasproximal to anterior horn , spastic
musle sprain, muscle sp ligament strain tendon tears joint hypermobilty
Pain relief,Relaxation,Strech mobilization Relaxation,Stretch and pain relief mobilization
Grade I - IISZ Grade I - II Grade III Grade IV
Coupled movement Non coupled movement BOTH NONE
Grade 1&2 traction Grade 3 stretchings Grade 3 traction ALL
T6&T7 T5&T6 C8&C7 ALL
neurological lesion minor lesion MAJOR LESION ALL
Couple movement Non coupled movement BOTH NONE
Painful and strong Painless and week Painless and strong ALL
Translatoric movement Rotatoric movement Gliding movement TRACTION
ranslatoric (linear) mov Standard anatomical m COUPLED MOVEMENT NON COUPLED
Painless and strong Painless and week PAINFUL AND WEAK ALL
Side bending (lateral fle ROTATION FLEXION EXTENSION
Grade l and llSZ Grade l and ll Grade llTZ ALL
active movement, passive joint play, pain. Passive movement, pain, active movement.
traction, compression, glTRACTION ROTATION COMPRESSION
opposite side SAME side vertically horizontaly
traction mobilization compression gliding
flexion rotation side bending lateral flexion
at beginning, end and during the treatment during treatment before treatment
scaleni biceps triceps hamstrings
Upper cervical spine ab cervical spine below C2 lumber spine in marked flexion
cranially caudally both none
standard, uniaxial bone combined, multiaxial bone movements standard mutiaxial bone movements
patient's chief complaintpatient's past history patient's medical history all
muscle strength muscle power muscle endurance none
Tibialis anterior and quaadductors of hip cremaster all
Manipulation Grade 3 stretch mobiliza stretch all
degenerative joint disea create pressure fracture none
tatoric movements

nt locking <non resting position.

horn , spastic
ne movements
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