convex/concave joints
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Created by:
kellieholloway on September 21, 2011
Subjects:
physical therapy, mobilization
Description:
osteokinematic and arthrokinematic joint motions
Classes:
SOCCER QUIZLETERS, USA Blue Class- ATX
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
sternoclavicular | elevation/depression -- convex: clavicle concave: sternum [opposite direction] protraction/retraction -- convex: sternum concave: clavicle [same direction] |
acromioclavicular | convex: clavicleconcave: acromion [opposite direction] |
glenohumeral | convex: humerusconcave: glenoid [opposite direction] |
ulnohumeral | convex: humerusconcave: ulna [same direction] |
radiohumeral | convex: humerusconcave: radius [same direction] |
proximal radioulnar (similar to proximal tibiofibular) | convex: radiusconcave: ulna [opposite direction] |
distal radioulnar (similar to distal tibiofibular) | convex: ulnaconcave: radius [same direction] |
radiocarpal | convex: carpalsconcave: radius [opposite direction] |
metacarpophalangeal joints, digits 2-5 | convex: metacarpalsconcave: phalanges [same direction] |
prox and distal IP joints of digits 2-5 | convex: the more proximal phalangeconcave: the more distal phalange [same direction] |
hip | convex: femurconcave: acetabulum [opposite direction] |
tibiofemoral | convex: femurconcave: tibia [same direction] |
patellofemoral | convex: patellaconcave: femur [opposite direction] |
proximal tibiofibular (similar to proximal radioulnar) | convex: tibiaconcave: fibula [same direction] |
distal tibiofibular (similar to distal radioulnar) | convex: fibulaconcave: tibia [opposite direction] |
talocrural | convex: talusconcave: tibia/fibula [opposite direction] |
subtalar | (anterior and middle sections) convex: talus convex: calcaneus [same direction] (posterior sections) -- where calcaneus is rounded convex: calcaneus concave: talus [opposite direction] |
midtarsal | convex: the more medial tarsalconcave: the more lateral tarsal [same direction] |
metatarsophalangeal | convex: metatarsalsconcave: phalanges [same direction] |
IP joints of toes | convex: the more proximal phalangeconcave: the more distal phalange [same direction] |
temporomandibular | convex: mandibleconcave: temporalis [opposite direction] |
convex-concave rule: with convex on concave, roll and glide occur in the ________ direction. | convex-concave rule:- with CONVEX on concave, roll and glide occur in the OPPOSITE direction - mobilizing force should be applied in the opposite direction of bone movement |
convex-concave rule:with concave on convex, roll and glide occur in the ________ direction | convex-concave rule:- with CONCAVE on convex, roll and glide occur in the SAME direction - mobilizing force should be applied in the same direction of bone movement |
indications for mobilization (3) | restricted joint mobilityrestricted accessory motion desired neurophysiological effects |
contraindications for mobilization (8) | active diseaseinfection advanced osteoporosis articular hypermobility fracture acute inflammation muscle guarding joint replacement |
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