Principles of Joint Mobilization Techniques and Hand Positioning

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What direction should mobilizations be performed in relation to the treatment plane?

Mobilizations will be parallel or perpendicular to the treatment plane.

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How should glides be performed in relation to the joint plane?

Glides will be parallel to the joint plane.

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What is the relationship between roll and glide for convex on concave surfaces?

Opposite roll and glide.

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What is the relationship between roll and glide for concave on convex surfaces?

Same direction for roll and glide.

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What should be treated during mobilization?

Always treat the glide, not the roll.

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What glide improves shoulder external rotation?

Anterior glide of the shoulder.

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What is the role of the stabilizing hand during mobilization?

The stabilizing hand stays tight and close to the joint without blocking motion.

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What is the role of the mobilization hand?

The mobilization hand is the only one doing the moving.

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