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Tennis elbow positional SNAG (SMWAM)

Have higher thumb on non-painful side

Have higher thumb on transverse process

Have higher thumb on uncovertebral joint

Have higher thumb on painful side

Correct! Wrong!

Forearm traction

Indications relief of arm pain

Indications relief of headache

Indications relief of neck pain

Indications relief of thoracic pain

Correct! Wrong!

Bent leg raise

Uses an isometric hold of hip abductors

Uses an isometric hold of hip flexors

Uses an isometric hold of hip adductors

Uses an isometric hold of hip extensors

Correct! Wrong!

Lion stretch SNAG

Ensure client has knees and feet together

Ensure client has pelvis tilted posteriorly

Ensure mobilisation force is antero-postero

Ensure mobilisation force is cranially directed

Correct! Wrong!

Thoracic belt traction

Indication constant thoracic pain of mechanical origin

Indication constant thoracic pain of non-mechanical origin

Indication intermittent thoracic pain of mechanical origin

Indication intermittent pain of non-mechanical origin

Correct! Wrong!

Hip extension MWM: closed kinetic chain

Ensure pelvis is stabilized with your shoulder

Ensure pelvis is free to move

Ensure pelvis is stabilized with both hands

Ensure pelvis remains fixed in nutation

Correct! Wrong!

Tennis elbow PRP procedure

Must never cause pain

All pain must be relieved in 20 seconds

Is indicated with acute tennis elbow

All pain must be increased in 20 seconds

Correct! Wrong!

Ankle dorsi-flexion; inferior tib-fib in open chain

Is performed with the foot on the floor

Is performed in four point kneeling

Is performed with an antero-cranial glide of the fibula

Is performed with a postero-cranial glide of the fibula

Correct! Wrong!

Shoulder painful arc MWM

May be progressed to resistance training

May not be progressed to resistance training

Is performed through abduction

Is performed with the scapula fixated

Correct! Wrong!

Which is not true for ankle plantar-flexion MWM

Mobilisation is a posterior glide of the tibia

Ensure movement is active

Ensure movement is passive

Both a and c above

Correct! Wrong!

Knee flexion MWM: rotation in closed chain

Mobilisation is internal rotation of tibia

Mobilisation is external rotation of tibia

Progress to non-weight bearing as tolerated

Progress to full weight bearing as tolerated

Correct! Wrong!

Knee flexion MWM: posterior glide

Knee should passively extend with application of correct mobilisation force

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

Knee should actively extend with application of correct mobilisation force

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

Correct! Wrong!

First MTP extension MWM: open kinetic chain

May require additional compression component

May require additional rotation component

May require additional distraction component

May require additional medial component

Correct! Wrong!

Mobilisation for distal radio-ulnar supination MWM

Posterior glide ulna with concurrent anterior glide of radius

Anterior glide ulna with concurrent anterior glide of radius

Posterior glide ulna with concurrent posterior glide of radius

Anterior glide ulna with concurrent posterior glide of radius

Correct! Wrong!

Thoracic SNAGS

Are performed with the patient side sitting

Are performed with the patient supine lying

Are performed with the patient prone lying

Are performed with the patient standing

Correct! Wrong!

MULLIGAN’s acute wry neck protocol is indicated for

Elderly clients who have a loss of cervical side bend

Young clients who wake with acute unilateral neck pain

Young clients who have acute pain with cervical flexion

Elderly clients who have acute pain after a fall

Correct! Wrong!

Tennis elbow positional SNAG (SMWAM) is indicated for

Highly irritable case

Cases of tennis elbow that respond to local MWM to the elbow

Medial elbow pain with grip

Non-irritable cases

Correct! Wrong!

In Hip extension SMWLM the mobilisation is a

Medial glide through thumb pad pressure on lamina

Lateral glide through thumb pad pressure on lamina

Cranial glide through thumb pad pressure on lamina

Caudal glide through thumb pad pressure on lamina

Correct! Wrong!

Sprained ankle MWM inferior tib-fib

Is indicated for pain with or restriction of combined plantar/flexion/inversion

Is indicated for lateral ankle pain from peroneus tendonitis

Is indicated for pain with or restriction of combined dorsi/flexion/eversion

Is contraindicated in sprained ankles

Correct! Wrong!

The mobilisation in fifth inter-metacarpal fist MWM is

An arcuate swing of fifth and/or fourth metacarpal

A traction of fifth and/or fourth metacarpal

A compression swing of fifth and/or fourth metacarpal

A lateral glide of fifth and/or fourth metacarpal

Correct! Wrong!

Hip flexion/adduction MWM

May require an assistant

May require an anterior vector of mobilisation force

May require an posterior vector of mobilisation force

May require an anterior vector of movement force

Correct! Wrong!

When performing elbow extension MWM side glide

Ensure to change vector of mobilisation through range to account for carrying angle of elbow

Ensure to increase mobilisation force through range to account for carrying angle of elbow

Ensure to increase force through range to account for head of radius

Ensure to increase vector of mobilisation through range to account for head of radius

Correct! Wrong!

The principles of the Mulligan Concept are based on using

A passive accessory joint mobilisation following the principles of Cyriax

A passive accessory joint mobilisation following the principles of Mennel

A passive accessory joint mobilisation following the principles of Kaltenborn

A passive accessory joint mobilisation following the principles of McKenzie

Correct! Wrong!

Ankle dorsi-flexion MWM inferior tib-fib in closed chain

The movement is dorsi-flexion through pull of a mobilisation belt.

The movement is dorsi-flexion through pull of client’s hand.

The movement is dorsi-flexion through client’s forward lunge.

The movement is dorsi-flexion through passive movement by practitioner’s hand.

Correct! Wrong!

Shoulder internal rotation MWM

Movement is hand behind head

Movement is hand across stomach

Movement is hand to opposite shoulder

Movement is hand behind back

Correct! Wrong!