Applied 1 Exam Final Flashcards
What is the end feel and normative ROM for elbow flexion?
Soft end feel
150°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for elbow extension?
Hard end feel
0°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for elbow pronation?
Firm end feel
80°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for elbow supination?
Firm end feel
80°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for wrist flexion?
Firm end feel
80°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for wrist extension?
Firm end feel
70°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Ulnar Deviation?
Firm end feel
30°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Radial Deviation?
Hard end feel
20°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger MCP flexion?
Firm end feel
90°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger MCP extension?
Firm end feel
45°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger MCP abduction?
Firm end feel
No normative value
(roughly 20-25°)
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger PIP flexion?
Can be Hard, Firm, Soft end feel
100°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger PIP extension?
Firm end feel
0°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger DIP flexion?
Firm end feel
90°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Finger DIP extension?
Firm end feel
0°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb CMC flexion?
Soft end feel
15°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb CMC extension?
Firm end feel
20°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb CMC abduction?
Firm end feel
45-70°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb MCP flexion?
Can be Hard, Firm, Soft end feel
50°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb MCP extension?
Can be Hard, Firm, Soft end feel
0°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for Thumb IP flexion?
Can be Hard, Firm, Soft end feel
80°
What is the end feel and normative ROM for IP extension?
Can be Hard, Firm, Soft end feel
20°
When the opposing muscles is stretched to a point where it can no longer lengthen and allow further movement, what type of insufficiency is this?
Passive Insufficiency
When the muscle produces simultaneous movement at all the joints it crosses and reaches such a shortened position that it can no longer have the ability to develop effective tension, is what type of insufficiency?
Active Sufficiency
How do you grade a patient that can hold the test position against maximal resistance?
5
How do you grade a patient that can hold a test position against moderate to strong resistance?
4+
How do you grade a patient that can hold a test position against moderate resistance?
4
How do you grade a patient that can hold a test position against slight moderate to moderate resistance?
4-
How do you grade a patient that can hold against minimal resistance?
3+
How do you grade a patient that can hold a test position against gravity with no additional resistance applied?
3
How do you grade a patient that has gradual release from a test position and is unable to hold against gravity?
3-
How do you grade a patient that can move through full ROM in gravity minimized position and hold against resistance?
2+
How do you grade a patient that can move through full ROM in gravity minimized position?
2