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10 Therapeutic Exercise: Moving Toward Function

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Wrist and Hand Mobilization

Interphalangeal or metacarpal palmar and dorsal glide Thumb metacarpal-carpal dorsal and palmar glides
Purpose: palmar glide to increase flexion, dorsal glide to Purpose: palmar glide to increase adduction; dorsal glide to
increase extension increase abduction
Position: patient’s palm faces down with joint in resting Position: patient’s hand is positioned with the palm down, joint
position; stabilizing hand holds proximal bony segment while in a resting position; stabilizing hand grasps distal forearm
mobilizing hand grasps distal bony segment with grip around trapezium while mobilizing hand grasps first
Mobilization: with mobilizing hand, move distal segment toward metacarpal
the palm to increase flexion or toward dorsum to increase Mobilization: with mobilizing hand, glide metacarpal toward
extension while applying gentle traction palm to increase adduction, or toward dorsum to increase
abduction while applying gentle traction
Thumb metacarpal-carpal radial and ulnar glides Wrist palmar and dorsal glides
Purpose: ulnar glide to increase flexion; radial glide to increase Purpose: palmar glide to increase extension, dorsal glide to
extension increase flexion
Position: patient’s hand is positioned with the ulnar side down, Position: patient’s forearm rests on table or wedge with the
joint in a resting position; stabilizing hand grasps distal carpal joint at the edge; forearm is pronated for palmar glide
forearm with grip around trapezium while mobilizing hand and supinated for dorsal glide; stabilizing hand steadies the
grasps first metacarpal distal forearm against the table or wedge; mobilizing hand
Mobilization: with mobilizing hand, glide metacarpal toward grasps the distal wrist
radius to increase extension, or toward ulna to increase Mobilization: apply a downward force with mobilizing hand
flexion while applying gentle traction while applying gentle traction

Hall & Brody: Therapeutic Exercise: Moving Toward Function, 2nd Edition
© 2005, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins

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