Week 16 CJA quiz

When performing an AP mobilisation, which direction are you going in?

• Front to back

• Back to front

• Left to right

• Right to left

What are the aims of mobilisations (select all that apply)

• To reduce pain

• To reduce stiffness

• To provide a window of improved function

• To completely cure a problem

According to convex-concave rule, which direction of mobilisation will help improve radiocarpal extension?

• AP

• PA

• Tranverse Medial

• Transverse Lateral

According to the convex concave rule, a talocrural AP will improve which RoM?

• Plantarflexion

• Dorsiflexion

• Inversion

• Eversion

In the context of joint mobilisation, what does the term 'PA' stand for?

• Posterior to Axial

• Posterior to Anterior

• Anterior to Posterior

• Proximal to Anterior

Which grade of mobilisation is typically used to increase joint play without causing pain?

• Grade 3

• Grade 2

• Grade 1

• Grade 4

If the patient has some pain but stiffness is the main limiting factor, which grade of mobilisation is the most appropriate?

• Grade 1

• Grade 2

• Grade 3

• Grade 4

If the patient has some stiffness but pain is the limiting factor, which grade of mobilisation is the most appropriate?

• Grade 1

• Grade 2

• Grade 3

• Grade 4

Which direction of mobilisation is typically used to improve hip flexion?

• Inferior glide

• Superior glide

• Posterior glide

• Anterior glide

One thing I am confident at for this module is...