Mobility Testing

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Chapter 5 Mobility Testing

NEURAL TENSION TESTING

Neural tension tests used to help determine what structure is causing symptoms (i.e., nerve versus musculoskeletal tissues). An example is the passive straight leg raise test. The test generally involves passively placing the neural structure in a lengthened position.

C00-C97 NEOPLASM

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R00-R99 SYMPTOMS, SIGNS INVOLVING THE SYSTEM

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RANGE OF MOTION ASSESSMENT, ACTIVE OR PASSIVE

The following concerns center around assessing range of motion (also see PROM; AROM)

D50-D89 DISEASES OF BLOOD & BLOOD FORMING ORGANS & CERTAIN DISORDERS

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M00-M99 DISEASES OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM & CONNECTIVE TISSUE

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R00-R99 SYMPTOMS, SIGNS INVOLVING THE SYSTEM

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S00-T98 INJURY, POISONING, & CERTAIN OTHER CONSEQUENCES OF EXTERNAL CAUSES

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PROCEDURAL CONCERNS

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REFERENCES

1 Monroe L. Motion restrictions. In: Cameron MH, editor. Physical agents in rehabilitation: From research to practice. St. Louis: W.B. Saunders, 2003.

2 Schmitz TJ. Traumatic spinal cord injury. In O’Sullivan SB, Schmitz TJ, editors: Physical rehabilitation: Assessment and treatment, ed 4, Philadelphia: FA Davis, 2001.

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