03B - 148 - Concepts of Joint Mobilization - 2023

If you want to brace the patient and put them in a close pack

• Use for stability

• Used fort mobilization

Properties of connective tissue dependent on type of collagen in _________

• Extracellular matrix

• Intercellular matrix

Platelet migration:

cells deposited

• Adhesion

• Aggregation

• Secretion

• Procogulant activity

Platelet migration:

cells stick together

• Adhesion

• Aggregation

• Secretion

• Procoagulant activity

Immobilization has negative impact

• Fatty infiltration, articular adhesions, & physiologic changes to the strength

• tolerance of ligaments, tendons, and capsular tissue.

• Attempt to restore joint motion or mobility.

• May also be used to decrease pain

“Mobilization” refers to

• Attempt to restore joint motion or mobility.

• May also be used to decrease pain

• Fatty infiltration, articular adhesions, & physiologic changes to the strength

• & tolerance of ligaments, tendons, and capsular tissue

-Movement of bone

-Moves in cardinal planes

-Movement under voluntary control

-Assessed by Goniometer

• Osteokinematic

• Arthrokinematic

-Movement that occurs at the end of bones within a joint

-Not under voluntary control

-Dependent on Concave-Convex rule

-Accessory motions: Roll, spin, glide

• Arthrokinematic

• Osteokinematic

Treatment of Pain

When joint motion produces pain

• Grade 1 & 2

• Grade 3 & 4

Treat Joint Restrictions

• grade 3 & 4

• Grade 1 & 2