Joint Mobilization/ Peripheral Joint Mobilization

The following was showing _______ glide technique .

• Anterior

• Posterior

• Caudal

• Cephalic

Therapist shows _______ -to-lateral technique.

• Caudal

• Cephalic

• Lateral

• Medial

Physiotherapist is referred joint mobilization method from various author EXCEPT

• Cyriax

• Kendell

• Mulligan

• Kalternborn

Joint mobilization will effect various structures EXCEPT

• Tendon

• Muscle

• Capsular

• Nerve supply

The purpose of joint mobilization technique is to

• Limit joint stability.

• Improve passive range of motion.

• Grading muscle strength.

• Suppress active range of motion.

Condition which is contraindicated of joint mobilization is

• Atrophy.

• Joint stiffness.

• Hypermobility

• Adhesion capsular.

The indication of joint mobilization is

• Malignancy

• Recent fracture

• Joint pain

• Hypermobility

Therapist was applied ________ direction.

• Caudal

• Cephalic

• Internal

• External

Therapist is applying

• Medial glide

• Posterior glide

• Inferior glide

• Rotation glide

Joint mobilization technique improves joint range of motion by increased flexibility of

• tendon

• muscle

• nerve supply

• capsular