Week 18 CJA Quiz

The aim of mobilisations are:

(select all that apply)

• Improve Range

• Decrease Pain

• Stretch Joint Capsule

• Increase Pain

Grade 1s and Grade 4s are . . . oscillations

• Large

• Small

• Medium

Grade 2s and Grade 3s are . . . oscillations.

• Large

• Small

• Medium

The convex-concave rule is...

(select all that apply)

• Something that must be followed

• Provides a general guide to help select direction

• Is a good place to start if you are unsure where to start

• Always provides the best mobilisation option

A "comparable factor" is...

• A movement that was painful or reduced before treatment

• The patients pain at rest

• A special test that produced positive results before treatment

• All of the above

Mulligan has two "rules" which should be followed when applying his mobilisation techniques. The first is the​ (a)   response referring to what the patient should experience. The second is the ​ (b)   acronym referring to what the therapist should consider.

• PILL
• CROCKS
• PALL
• CROCSS
• PIL
• PAINSS

When treating the glenohumeral joint which direction of mobilisation is useful for a number of movements for a generally painful joint?

• Cephalad

• Transverse Medial

• Caudad

What does MWM stand for?

(a)  

If your patient has a hip that is generally painful and reduced through a number of different ranges, which mobilisation would your first option?

• AP

• PA

• Cephalad

• Transverse Lateral

In the context of manual therapy, "end feel" refers to...

• The patient's emotional response to treatment

• The quality of movement at the end of a joint's range

• The therapist's perception of improvement

• The amount of force applied during mobilisation