You are treating a patient following a supracondylar fracture of the humerus, and it is now indicated to begin joint mobilizations to restore ROM.  You observe that he possesses a loss of supination.  Which of the following joint mobilizations will help regain this restricted motion?

During a jump-landing assessment, you observe the patient lands with limited knee flexion.  Explain why landing from a jump with limited knee flexion would predispose a patient to an ACL injury. 

Match the descriptions with the appropriate determinants.

A patient is 5 days s/p ACL reconstruction and lacks 5 degrees of knee extension ROM.  Describe a joint mobilization you would utilize to address this restriction. 

Discuss the primary differences in the rehabilitation program for a patient with insertional versus mid-portion achilles tendinopathy. 

Which of the following examination findings could be due to hypomobility in the thoracic spine?  (select all that apply) 

The Masters Settlement Agreement of 1999 required which of the following?

What is a main role of the World Health Organization (WHO)? 

Following cast removal, a patient demonstrates a loss of STJ supination ROM with a capsular end feel.  Which best describes the open-chain joint mobilization for this limitation?

To avoid compressive and shearing forces on the labrum; what kind of exercises should be avoided for the first 8 weeks in patients recovering from type II SLAP repair?