Elbow, Forearm, Wrist Goniometry and MMT

Question 1

Elbow Flexion ROM

Answer 1

0-150

Question 2

Forearm Supination ROM

Answer 2

0-80

Question 3

Forearm Pronation ROM

Answer 3

0-80

Question 4

Wrist Flexion ROM

Answer 4

0-80

Question 5

Wrist Extension ROM

Answer 5

0-70

Question 6

Wrist Radial Deviation ROM

Answer 6

0-20

Question 7

Wrist Ulnar Deviation ROM

Answer 7

0-30

Question 8

What are the 3 ways of recording ROM when documenting?

Answer 8

Numerical Tables, Pictorial Chart, within the written text of the evaluation

Question 9

What does WNL mean?

Answer 9

Within Normal Limits

Question 10

A flexion ROM of 0 to 50 degrees lacks motion at the _____ of the elbow flexion ROM.

Answer 10

Ending Position

Question 11

A flexion ROM of 20 to 70 degrees lacks motion at the ______ of the elbow flexion ROM.

Answer 11

Starting Position and Ending Position

Question 12

A joint that has greater than normal ROM is considered:

Answer 12

Hypermobile

Question 13

What does the SFTR Method stand for?

Answer 13

Sagittal - Frontal - Transverse - Rotation Method

Question 14

What does a measurement of Shoulder S: 50-0-170 mean?

Answer 14

There is 50 degrees of shoulder extension and 170 degrees of shoulder flexion.

Question 15

What does a measurement of Hip R (F90): 45-0-35 mean?

Answer 15

With the hip in 90 degrees of flexion, there is 45 degrees of external rotation to 35 degrees of internal rotation.

Question 16

What does a measurement of Elbow S: 0-20-90 mean?

Answer 16

There is elbow sagittal ROM from 20 degrees of flexion to 90 degrees of flexion (lack of full extension)

Question 17

What does a measurement of Elbow S: 0-40 mean?

Answer 17

There is elbow sagittal ROM from 0 degrees to 40 degrees of flexion.

Question 18

Muscle Length Assessment for Triceps Brachii

Answer 18

Patient is Supine; Full flexion of shoulder followed by full flexion of elbow. Goniometric measurement of elbow

Question 19

Muscle Length Assessment of the Biceps Brachii

Answer 19

Patient is Supine; Full flexion and pronation of elbow followed by shoulder extension then elbow extension. Goniometric measurement of the elbow.

Question 20

Muscles tested for Elbow Flexion MMT

Answer 20

BICEPS BRACHII (SUPINATED), BRACHIALIS (PRONATED), BRACHIORADIALIS (NEUTRAL)

Question 21

Muscles tested for Elbow Extension MMT

Answer 21

TRICEPS BRACHII

Question 22

Muscles tested for Forearm Supination MMT

Answer 22

SUPINATOR and BICEPS BRACHII

Question 23

Muscles tested for Forearm Pronation MMT

Answer 23

PRONATOR TERES and PRONATOR QUADRATUS

Question 24

Muscles tested for Wrist Flexion MMT

Answer 24

FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS and FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS (Watch for deviation of the wrist)

Question 25

Muscles tested for Wrist Extension MMT

Answer 25

EXTENSOR CARPI ULNARIS and EXTENSOR CARPI RADIALIS (Watch for deviation of the wrist)