Learning Evaluation - Part 1 - Mulligan Concept App

The MULLIGAN™ App learning evaluation is divided into three seperate components designed to give the user sufficient time to become familiar with the content. Each learning evaluation may only be completed after a two month period of self-directed study.

Important Note: This Pre-Course Preparatory learning evaluation is delivered in three parts. Without all three documents of Completion, your total MULLIGAN™Concept App Preparatory Module is not fully completed.

Successful completion of the learning evaluation allows the user to download and print a personalized document of completion.

You can start with the learning Evaluation Part 1 below.
Each test exists of 25 questions.

When performing a NAG:

The glide is antero cranial

The glide is antero caudal

The rotation is to the right

The rotation is to the left

Correct! Wrong!

When performing a hip external rotation Faber position stretch PRP:

All pain must be relieved in 20 seconds

All pain must be relieved in 40 seconds

All pain must be relieved in 20 minutes

All pain must be relieved in 40 minutes

Correct! Wrong!

Ankle plantar-flexion MWM:

Mobilisation is passive and movement is active

Movement and mobilisation are active

Mobilisation and movement are passive

Mobilisation is active and movement is passive

Correct! Wrong!

Which is not true of Cervical extension self-SNAG ?

The glide is antero-cranial

Track with the dynamic treatment plane

The glide is antero-caudal

Indicated for self-management of pain with or restriction of cervical extension

Correct! Wrong!

When performing an MWM for sprained ankle:

The mobilisation is directed to the distal fibula

The mobilisation is directed to the mid shaft fibula

The mobilisation is directed to the talus

The mobilisation is directed to the calcaneus

Correct! Wrong!

Cervical belt traction is indicated for:

Frontal area dominant cervicogenic headaches

A subluxed C7

Arm dominant cervicogenic radicular pain

Cervicogenic vertigo

Correct! Wrong!

The flexion rotation test is used to evaluate:

Rotation range of motion at C1/2

Side bending range of motion at C1/2

Rotation range of motion at C2/3

Side bending range of motion at C2/3

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation force in a C1/2 rotation self-SNAGS is a

Posterior glide to transverse process of C1 through edge of hand towel

Posterior glide to transverse process of C2 through edge of hand towel

Anterior glide to transverse process of C2 through edge of hand towel

Anterior glide to transverse process of C1 through edge of hand towel

Correct! Wrong!

Mobilisation with movement for wrist extension:

Is only done in open kinetic chain

Is only done in closed kinetic chain

Is only done with a painful glide

Is only done with a pain-free glide

Correct! Wrong!

When performing Lion stretch SNAG mobilisation:

Ensure client has knees and feet well apart

Ensure client has knees and feet together

Ensure client has hands well apart

Ensure client has hands well together

Correct! Wrong!

Straight leg raise with traction is indicated in:

Pain with straight leg raise

Restriction of straight leg raise

Pain that does not radiate below the knee on SLR

All of the above.

Correct! Wrong!

Lumbar flexion SNAGS:

Are performed in supine lying

Are performed in prone lying

Are performed in side ling

Are performed in sitting or standing

Correct! Wrong!

Cervical rotation SNAGS:

Should not be performed with overpressure

Should be performed with painful overpressure of the thumb mobilization

Should be performed with pain-free overpressure of rotation

Should be performed pain-free overpressure in prone lying

Correct! Wrong!

Posterior innominate extension in lying MWM mobilisation is:

Lateral/posterior

Postero/lateral

Lateral/ventral

Ventral medial

Correct! Wrong!

Shoulder painful arc mobilisation with movement:

Are indicated when there is a positive Hawkins/Kennedy test

When there is a positive Neer impingement test

When there is a painful arc of active shoulder elevation

When there is a pain-free arc of active shoulder elevation

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation in cervical rotation positional SNAG is a

Unilateral pressure on the sides of the spinous processes of adjoining vertebrae

Bilateral pressure on the sides of the spinous processes of adjoining vertebrae

Unilateral pressure on the tips of the spinous processes of adjoining vertebrae

Bilateral pressure on the tips of the spinous processes of adjoining vertebrae

Correct! Wrong!

Which of the following is not a principle of the MULLIGAN Concept?

Thrust manipulation to reduce subluxations

Pain-free mobilisation

Repetition of the previously painful movement

Overpressure of the functionally impaired movement

Correct! Wrong!

Hip internal rotation mobilisation with movement open chain:

Is performed in prone lying

Is performed in full squatting

Is performed in sitting

Is performed in supine lying

Correct! Wrong!

Great toe extension mobilisation with movement

Is performed with a medial tilt of the proximal phalanx

Is performed with a medial glide of the proximal phalanx

Is performed with a anterior tilt of the proximal phalanx

Is performed with a posterior glide of the proximal phalanx

Correct! Wrong!

Hip extension mobilisation with movement:

Is indicated for painful loss of hip distraction

Is indicated for painful loss of hip extension

Is indicated for painful loss of hip anterior glide

Is indicated for painful loss of hip traction glide

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation in a cervical rotation SNAG is:

Antero-medial

Antero lateral

Antero postero

Antero cranial

Correct! Wrong!

Spinal mobilisation with arm movement (SMWAM)

Is indicated for pain with or restriction of cervical movement related to shoulder dysfunction

Is indicted for pain with or restriction of shoulder movement related to cervical dysfunction

Is indicted for pain with or restriction of shoulder movement related to vertigo

Is indicted for pain with or restriction of shoulder movement related to cervical nerve entrapment

Correct! Wrong!

When performing cervical belt traction:

Ensure a 2 cm gap between fingers for spinous process

Ensure a 6 cm gap between fingers for spinous process

Ensure a 8 cm gap between fingers for spinous process

Ensure a 10 cm gap between fingers for spinous process

Correct! Wrong!

Headache self-SNAGS:

Have client vigorously retract head into towel’s edge

Have client vigorously protract head into towel’s edge

Have client gently retract head into towel’s edge

Have client gently protract head into towel’s edge

Correct! Wrong!

Forearm traction:

Mobilisation is a lateral traction

Mobilisation is a longitudinal protraction

Mobilisation is a lateral protraction

Mobilisation is a longitudinal traction

Correct! Wrong!