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Convex-Concave Rule in Joint Movement
Aug 28, 2024
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Understanding the Convex-Concave Rule
Purpose
To understand arthrokinematics, which refers to the movement of joint surfaces.
Helps in visualizing how different joints, such as the shoulder and elbow, move.
Definitions
Concave Surface
Think of it as a surface that is "caved in."
Convex Surface
Opposite of concave, more like a rounded surface.
The Convex-Concave Rule
The rule is dependent on which joint surface is moving.
Concave Surface Moving
Example
: Elbow joint
Ulna is the concave surface
Humerus is the convex surface
When the concave surface moves, both the surface and the bone slide in the same direction.
Convex Surface Moving
Example
: Shoulder joint
Humerus is the convex surface
Scapula is the concave surface
When the convex surface moves, the bone moves in the opposite direction.
Conclusion
The convex-concave rule is a fundamental concept in understanding joint movements in physical therapy.
Questions related to physical therapy or the video can be asked through comments.
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