Concave/Convex Rules | How to Mobilize a Joint [Part 3]

The video tutorial explores osteokinematic movements, focusing on determining the mobilization direction to restore specific movements. It reviews previous examples and introduces the reverse analysis approach, emphasizing the importance of identifying joints and bones involved. The tutorial applies convex-concave rules to understand the relationship between mobilization direction and movement, concluding with practical applications.

What is the primary focus of the therapist in the context of osteokinematic movement?

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Describe the process of determining the joint being mobilized.

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What are the two bones that articulate in the hip joint?

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Explain the significance of identifying whether a bone is concave or convex in mobilization.

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What is the relationship between the direction of mobilization and the role and slide of the bones?

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What movement is being restored when the therapist applies force to the posterior thigh?

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How does the therapist determine the specific movement they are trying to restore?

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