1
Q
Contraindications for using Maitlands Mobilisation.
A
- Malignancy
- Fractures
- Joint Hyper-mobility
- Inflammation
- Active Infection
2
Q
What is a PAIVM?
A
Passive Accessory Intervertebral Movement
3
Q
What is a PPIVM?
A
Passive Physiological Intervertebral Movement
4
Q
What do Mobilisations aim to do?
A
– Fire articular mechanoreceptors
– Fire cutaneous and muscular receptors
– Abate nociceptors
– Decrease or relax muscle guarding
Vertebrae Mobilisation
flashcards
Decks in class (18)
# Cards
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Origins and Insertions Back Muscles15
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Neurodynamic Tests15
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Vertebral Mobilisation Techniques and their Uses23
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Basic Back Muscles Origins And Insertions34
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Vertebral Exam33
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Mulligans Concept9
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Maitlands Technique4
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Myotomes And Dermatomes29
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Biomechanical Response to manual Therapy10
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Cervical Whiplash21
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Diabetes and Manual Therapy2
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Cervical Special Tests17
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Cervical Nerves11
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Spinal Anatomy9
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Capsular and Non-capsular Patterns23
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Thoracic Special Tests5
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Thoracic Anatomy8
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Nerves Of The Spine2
