Range of Motion
What is the normal Range of Motion for Shoulder Flexion and Shoulder Abduction?
0° to 180°
Which grade of Manual Muscle Testing has no observable muscle contractions?
Zero (0)
What is another name for the Tip Pinch Assessment?
Pulp Pinch
What does MMT stand for?
Manual Muscle Testing
How much time is given to complete the Box and Blocks Test?
One Minute
What is the normal Range of Motion for Elbow Flexion?
0° to 150°
Which grade of Manual Muscle Testing has complete Range of Motion against gravity?
Good (G) 4
What is another name for the Palmar Pinch Assessment?
Chuck Pinch
Which Muscle Test only measures muscle strength?
Manual Muscle Test
How far off the edge of the table should the board for the Minnesota Manual Dexterity test be?
Ten Inches
What is the normal Range of Motion for Elbow Pronation?
0° to 70°-80°
Which grade of Manual Muscle Testing has full Range of Motion, but the ability to move against gravity is minimal?
Poor (P) 2
How many squeezes are used during hand assessments in order to find the average?
Three
Which hand should be used first for the Nine Hole Peg Test?
Dominant hand
How many blocks are in the Box and Blocks Test?
150
What is the normal Range of Motion for MCP Flexion?
0° to 90°
Which grade of Manual Muscle Testing has obervable muscle contractions, but no movement?
Trace (T) 1
Which Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test is used to evaluate the speed a subject can put the disks from the top board to the bottom board while using their dominant hand?
Placing Test
What is the term for a way for stronger muscles to compensate for weaker muscles?
Substitution
What is the term for non-contact resistance that muscles move against?
Gravity
What is the normal Range of Motion for Thumb MCP Flexion?
0° to 50°-55°
Which grade of Manual Muscle Testing has complete Range of Motion against gravity, but not against resistance?
Fair (F) 3
Describe the Lateral Pinch Assessment.
The patient's thumb is on top of the goniometer and applies pressure while the 2nd to 5th fingers are in a curled position.
What is Functional Muscle Testing used for?
It is used to screen muscles for normal strength as well as assess general strength and motion of an extremity.
What is the normal Range of Motion for Shoulder Horizontal Abduction?
0° to 40°