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Cervical Spine:
Cervical Flexion |
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Cervical spine:
Cervical extension |
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Cervical Spine:
Lateral Flexion |
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Cervical Spine:
Rotation |
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Thoracic and Lumbar Spine:
Flexion |
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Thoracic and Lumbar Spine:
Extension
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Thoracic and Lumbar Spine:
Lateral Flexion |
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Thoracic and Lumbar Spine:
Rotation |
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Shoulder:
Flexion |
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Shoulder:
extension |
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Shoulder:
abduction |
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Shoulder:
Adduction |
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Shoulder:
Lateral Rotation (external) |
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Shoulder:
Medial Rotation (Internal) |
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Elbow:
Flexion |
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Elbow:
Extension |
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Forearm:
Pronation |
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Forearm:
Supination |
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Wrist:
Flexion |
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Wrist:
Extension |
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Wrist:
Ulnar deviation (adduction) |
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Wrist:
Radial deviation |
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Thumb:
metacarpophalangeal (MP)(MCP) flexion |
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Thumb:
Interphalangeal (IP) flexion |
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Fingers:
Distal interphalangeal (DIP) flexion |
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Fingers:
metacarpophalangeal (MP) flexion |
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Fingers:
MP hyperextension |
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Fingers:
proximal interphalangeal (PIP) flexion |
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Hip:
Flexion |
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Hip:
Extension |
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Hip:
Abduction |
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Hip:
Adduction |
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Hip:
Internal (medial) rotation |
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Hip:
External (lateral) rotation |
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Knee:
Flexion |
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Knee:
Extension |
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Ankle and foot:
Plantar flexion |
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Ankle and foot:
Dorsiflexion |
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Ankle and foot:
Inversion |
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Ankle and foot:
Eversion |
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| Normal end feel? Wrist Flexion |
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| Normal end feel? wrist extension |
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| Normal end feel? ulnar deviation |
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| Normal end feel? radial deviation |
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| Normal end feel? shoulder flexion |
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| Normal end feel? shoulder extension |
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| Normal end feel? elbow extension |
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| Normal end feel? elbow flexion |
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| Normal end feel? shoulder abduction |
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| Normal end feel? shoulder adduction |
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| Normal end feel? forearm supination |
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| Normal end feel? forearm pronation |
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| Normal end feel? shoulder lateral rotation (External rotation) |
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| Normal end feel? Shoulder medial rotation (internal rotation) |
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| Normal end feel? Fingers: MCP flexion |
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| Normal end feel? MCP hyperextension |
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| Normal end feel? MCP abduction |
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| Normal end feel? MCP adduction |
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| Normal end feel? PIP flexion |
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| Normal end feel? DIP flexion |
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| Normal end feel? IP extension |
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| Normal end feel? Thumb: MCP flexion |
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| Normal end feel? IP flexion |
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| Example of open kinetic chain functional activity? |
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| mobility and less stability; reaching for cup; painting, reaching, brushing hair |
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| Example of closed kinetic chain functional activity? |
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| distal joints not moving, proximal moving, so more stability; push-ups, washing windows, getting up from table, leg squat |
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| Most motions use both closed and kinetic chain. Most common example |
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These are examples of which type of kinematic chain? A. B.
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Movements are side to side jumping jacks lateral flexion in neck and trunk; radial/ ulnar deviation; abduction/ adduction in shoulder, fingers, hip, ankle, toes; THUMB: flexion/ extension |
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| movements forward and back (doing "the monkey"); divides body into right and left-- Bob SAGet likes to do the monkey and FLEX his muscles while EXTENDing invites to young girls. flexion/ extension in all parts, dorsiflexion/ plantar flexion in ankle. THUMB: abduction/ adduction |
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| Horizontal or Transverse plane motions |
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| Movements rotation and up and down (example: picking up penny, turning to side); rod going through belly button. Rotation of all, supination/ pronation in forearm, ankle inversion/ eversion |
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