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Joint Mobilization/ Peripheral Joint Mobilization

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following was showing _______ glide technique .

a)

Anterior

b)

Posterior

c)

Caudal

d)

Cephalic

2.

Therapist shows _______ -to-lateral technique.

a)

Caudal

b)

Cephalic

c)

Lateral

d)

Medial

3.

Physiotherapist is referred joint mobilization method from various author EXCEPT

a)

Cyriax

b)

Kendell

c)

Mulligan

d)

Kalternborn

4.

Joint mobilization will effect various structures EXCEPT

a)

Tendon

b)

Muscle

c)

Capsular

d)

Nerve supply

5.

The purpose of joint mobilization technique is to

a)

Limit joint stability.

b)

Improve passive range of motion.

c)

Grading muscle strength.

d)

Suppress active range of motion.

6.

Condition which is contraindicated of joint mobilization is

a)

Atrophy.

b)

Joint stiffness.

c)

Hypermobility

d)

Adhesion capsular.

7.

The indication of joint mobilization is

a)

Malignancy

b)

Recent fracture

c)

Joint pain

d)

Hypermobility

8.

Therapist was applied ________ direction.

a)

Caudal

b)

Cephalic

c)

Internal

d)

External

9.

Therapist is applying

a)

Medial glide

b)

Posterior glide

c)

Inferior glide

d)

Rotation glide

10.

Joint mobilization technique improves joint range of motion by increased flexibility of

a)

tendon

b)

muscle

c)

nerve supply

d)

capsular

11.

Joint mobilization with large amplitude at the inner range is referred to grade

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

12.

Joint mobilization with small amplitude at the outer range is referred to grade

a)

I

b)

II

c)

III

d)

IV

13.

Joint mobilization is danger to hypermobility that may cause

a)

Strain.

b)

Sublaxation

c)

Sprain.

d)

Stiffness.

14.

Following are indications of joint mobilization EXCEPT

a)

Joint pain

b)

Malignancy

c)

Hypomobility

d)

Capsule atrophy

15.

Physiotherapist was trying to improve ankle

a)

Evertion

b)

Invertion

c)

Dorsiflexion

d)

Plantarflexion