...Identify the normal range of motion in...
...surfaces determines motion range Cervical facets oriented...
...spine has greatest range of motion Can...
...thoracic spine Greatest range of motion is...
...spine Have limited range in rotation Greatest...
...in rotation Greatest range of motion is...

...joint position. Define range of motion and...
...position of joints RANGE OF MOTION (ROM)...
...Active and passive range of motion Active...
...of motion Active range of motion (AROM)...
...of motion (AROM) Range one can actively...
...physiological movement Passive range of motion (PROM)...
...of motion (PROM) Range a joint can...
...of a joint Range a joint can...
...still control hyperflexible range Example: a hypermobile...
...within a hypermobile range Joint injuries Hypermobile...
...movement To increase range of motion To...
...motion at end range Three types of...
...of normal end range Caused by abnormal...
...tension Caused by range of motion beyond...
...scarring that restricts range of motion Resisted...
...of motion Resisted range of motion Technique...
...at joint surfaces Range of motion Clinical...
...Steps in passive range of motion stretching...
...neutral through outer range, midrange, inner range...
...range, midrange, inner range several times. If...
...Gliding/ball-and-socket TK JOINT RANGE OF MOTION CHARTS...
...not in book: Range of Motion in...
...in the Toes Range of motion Degrees...
...Firm Table 11.2 Range of Motion in...
...in the Ankle Range of motion Degrees...
...Firm Table 12.1 Range of Motion in...
...Knee Knee motion Range of motion End-feel...
...Firm Table 13.1 Range of Motion in...
...Hip Hip motion Range of motion End-feel...
...Firm Table 14.1 Range of Motion in...
...Lumbar spine Total range Flexion 4060 degrees...
...degrees Table 15.1 Range of Motion in...
...Spine Cervical motion Range of motion End-feel...
...Firm Table 16.1 Range of Motion in...
...Shoulder Shoulder motion Range of motion End-feel...
...Firm Table 17.1 Range of Motion in...
...Wrist Wrist motion Range of motion End-feel...

...Systems Sensory Receptors Range from single cells...
...Intensity - Dynamic Range How can a...
...for a wide range of stimulus intensity...
...with a small range of AP frequencies?...
...high frequency Dynamic range Range of stimulus...
...frequency Dynamic range Range of stimulus intensities...
...of the dynamic range (maximal response) Figure...
...Stimulus Intensity - Range Fractionation Figure 7.4b-c...
...Trade-off between Dynamic range and discrimination Large...
...discrimination Large Dynamic range Large change in...
...discrimination Narrow dynamic range Small change in...
...Good sensory discrimination Range fractionation – groups...
...to increase dynamic range without decreasing sensory...
...to detect this range of wavelengths supports...
...do not Photoreceptors Range from single light-sensitive...

...then the potential range of the species...
...than its actual range. In other words,...
...of their potential range but select particular...
...outside the temperature range habitable for most...
...within a specific range of temperatures. Endotherms...
...temperatures outside that range. The variation in...
...on the geographic range of the American...
...of the beech’s range will move 700–900...
...and its southern range will move northward...
...into its present range at a rate...
...a much smaller range and may become...
...forests, air temperatures range between 25°C and...

...is the normal range of motion for...
...is the normal range of motion for...
...release B) resisted range of motion C)...
...is the normal range of motion for...
...when assessing resisted range of motion in...

...A) assess active range of motion B)...
...goal to assess range of motion of...
...B) assess resisted range of motion C)...
...C) assess passive range of motion D)...
...D) assess active range of motion 9....
...B) if normal range of motion is...
...contraction D) resisted range of motion 22....
...to facilitate increased range of motion A)...
...stretching B) resisted range of motion stretching...
...stretching C) passive range of motion stretching...
...allow a greater range of motion to...
...A) assess resisted range of motion B)...