Evaluación del Aprendizaje – Parte 2

Cervical 1 rotation SNAG for dizziness the mobilisation is:

A posterior glide of C1 TVP

An anterior glide of C1 TVP

An anterior glide of C2 TVP

A posterior glide of C2 TVP

Correct! Wrong!

When performing a TMJ opening MWM

Ensure glide pressure is applied on posterior aspect of mandible

Ensure glide pressure is applied on anterior aspect of mandible

Ensure glide pressure is applied distal to TMJ on posterior aspect of mandible

Ensure glide pressure is applied close to TMJ not on posterior aspect of mandible

Correct! Wrong!

Thoracic belt traction

Is indicated for referred trunk pain of pneumothorax origin

Is indicated for cervical and referred arm pain of mechanical origin

Is indicated for thoracic and referred trunk pain of mechanical origin

Is indicated for referred trunk pain of visceral origin

Correct! Wrong!

When performing the Gate technique

Rotate trunk towards side of SLR restriction

Rotate knees away from side of SLR restriction

Rotate knees towards side of SLR restriction

Rotate the pelvis anteriorly

Correct! Wrong!

Rib cage trunk rotation MWM

Ensure contact hands are on separate ribs

Ensure both contact hands are on adjoining ribs

Ensure both contact hands are on same rib

Ensure both contact hands are on right and left ribs

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation in hip flexion SMWLM side lying is a

Medial glide

Lateral glide

Inferior glide

Superior glide

Correct! Wrong!

Lumbar flexion SNAG sitting is indicated for

Pain with or restriction of lumbar side bending

Pain with or restriction of lumbar extension

Pain with or restriction of lumbar side gliding

Pain with or restriction of lumbar flexion

Correct! Wrong!

When performing hip internal rotation MWM open kinetic chain

Ensure the pelvis is posteriorly tilted

Ensure the pelvis is stabilized with the hand closest to the client’s head

Ensure the pelvis is with the hand closet to the client’s feet

Ensure the pelvis is anteriorly tilted

Correct! Wrong!

When performing knee flexion MWM posterior glide

Ankle should passively evert with application of correct mobilisation force

Ankle should passively plantar-flex with application of correct mobilisation force

Ankle should passively invert with application of correct mobilisation force

Ankle should passively dorsi-flex with application of correct mobilisation force

Correct! Wrong!

Heel pain self-mobilisation is indicated for

Heel pain with later in the day that worsens with walking

Heel bone spurs

Heel pain on first arising in morning that eases with walking

Heel pain with palpation

Correct! Wrong!

Shoulder painful arc MWM with belt assistance

The mobilisation postero-lateral

The mobilisation postero-medial

The mobilisation antero-lateral

The mobilisation postero-superior

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation for tennis elbow MWM

Is a medial glide

Is a caudal glide

Is a lateral glide

Has no glide

Correct! Wrong!

Mobilisation with movement ankle dorsiflexion open chain

Is performed with an anterior glide of the calcaneus

Is performed with a posterior glide of the calcaneus

Is performed with an anterior glide of the talus

Is performed with a posterior glide of the talus

Correct! Wrong!

When performing wrist flexion MWM side glide

Ensure mobilisation is a true medial glide

Ensure mobilisation is a true lateral glide

Ensure mobilisation is a true lateral tilt

Ensure mobilisation is a true medial tilt

Correct! Wrong!

Hip extension MWM open kinetic chain

Is performed in the Thomas test manoeuver position

Is performed in the Terry test manoeuver position

Is performed in the Thompson test manoeuver position

Is performed in the Tony test manoeuver position

Correct! Wrong!

When performing wrist extension MWM scaphoid

Use the side of the finger of contact hand to disperse force

Use the side of the finger of contact hand to localize force

Use the side of the thumb of contact hand to disperse force

Use the side of the thumb of contact hand to localize force

Correct! Wrong!

PILL is an acronym for

Painful, Irritable, Long, Lasting

Pain-free, Instantaneous, Long, Lever

Painful, Instantaneous, Long, Lever

Pain-free, Instantaneous, Long, Lasting

Correct! Wrong!

Finger IP flexion MWM side glide

Will always require rotation component to mobilisation

Will never require rotation component to mobilisation

May require rotation component to mobilisation

Will always require compression component to mobilisation

Correct! Wrong!

Reverse NAGS are applicable

a. From C1 to C4

b. From C6 to T1

c. From T1 to T&

d. From C2 to C6

Correct! Wrong!

Second Metatarsal “metatarsalgia” Compression PRP

Uses an antero - postero glide

Uses a rotation spin

Is done for acute pain

Should use firm compression force

Correct! Wrong!

Acromio-clavicular horizontal adduction MWM

Is done for irritable A-C dysfunction

Uses an anterior glide of lateral aspect of clavicle mobilization

Advise the client that painful crepitus may be felt

Advise the client that pain-free crepitus may be felt

Correct! Wrong!

22. Shoulder elevation MWM: end range

Uses a counter or bench for counter pressure

Uses the therapists trunk for counter pressure

Uses the patient’s leg for counter pressure

Uses a wall for counter pressure

Correct! Wrong!

Proximal radio-ulnar supination MWM

Mobilisation force is directed obliquely

Mobilisation force is directed inferiorly

Mobilisation force is directed horizontally

Mobilisation force is directed laterally

Correct! Wrong!

Rib cage first rib MWM

The movement is cervical flexion towards the painful side

The movement is cervical side bend away from the painful side

The movement is cervical extension away from the painful side

Correct! Wrong!

Temporal mandibular lateral deviation

Uses an postero-medial glide of mandible

Uses an postero-lateral glide of mandible

Uses an antero-medial glide of mandible

Uses an antero-lateral glide of mandible

Correct! Wrong!