WorksheetsWeek 18 CJA Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
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.
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
I have started revising application of mobilisations
Yes
No
I have a good understanding of the theory of mobilisations
Yes
No
I have got a revision plan for the next few weeks
Yes
No
I would be confident to select and perform appropriate lower limb mobilisations using information from a subjective history.
Yes
No
