Review Unit #

Is a subluxation an indication for joint mobilization?

• True

• False

• I don't know

• All are correct

If Grade I Oscillation joint mob is small amplitude at the beginning of the range. Grade IV is:

• Large amplitude at the beginning

• Small amplitude middle of the range

• Large amplitude throughout the range

• Small amplitude at the end of the range

Precautions for joint mobilizations include:

• Spinal infection

• Joint hypermobility

• RA

• Osteoporosis

TFM is defined as:

• Non gliding movement perpendicular to the tissue fibers

• Non gliding movement parallel to the tissue fibers

• Non gliding movement beside tissue fibers

• All are correct

What is the most common contraindication for any modality?

• Pacemaker

• Malignancy

• HBP

• Pain

The ultimate goal for TFM is:

• Aesthetics

• Increase ROM

• Decrease ROM

• All are correct

Tapotement is indicated for:

• Palm stroking

• Break adhesions

• Kneading

• Postural drainage

  Muscle re-education

Is it appropriate to apply joint mobilization to weak tissues?

• False

• True

• Improve synovial fluid

• All are incorrect