Force Flashcards

1
Q

where should the axis/fulcrum of goniometer be placed?

A

axis of the joint

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2
Q

where should the moveable arm of the goniometer be placed?

A

parallel to the longitudinal axis the MOVING bone/part

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3
Q

where should the stationary arm of the goniometer be placed?

A

parallel to longitudinal axis the PROXIMAL part

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4
Q

what is the difference in measuring for initial assessment and interim assessment?

A

initial: both sides measured
interim: involved side only

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5
Q

what are the mathematics of force?

A

force = mass x acceleration

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6
Q

what are the characteristics of force?

A

magnitude
line of application
point of application

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7
Q

are muscles internal or external force?

A

internal

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8
Q

what prevents movement?

A

friction

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9
Q

what are consequences of forces on the body?

A
joint compression (standing)
joint distraction
pressure on body tissue
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10
Q

what is newtons 1st law?

A

“law of inertia”
object at rest will remain at rest unless acted on
object in motion continues in motion with same speed + direction unless acted on

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11
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what is newtons 2nd law?

A

“law of acceleration”
acceleration is produced when force acts on a mass
greater the mass greater the amount of force needed

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12
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what is newtons 3rd law?

A

“law of reciprocal actions”

for every action there is an equal opposite reaction

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13
Q

what can analysis provide?

A

weak + strong points in joint positions
ID important part of skill in terms of movement
ID parts of skill or movement that might cause injury

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14
Q

what is important when giving MMT?

A

care in handling injured part
positioning to avoid pain, discomfort
gentleness to test weak muscles
ability to apply pressure to facilitate pts optimal response

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15
Q

what to avoid when giving MMT?

A

not paying attention to details that could affect accuracy
failure to take into account all factors
documenting inaccurate results

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16
Q

what is the purpose of the MMT

A

determine strength of individual muscle

17
Q

which muscles do the exact same action?

A

none

18
Q

what are the procedure steps for MMT?

A
  1. pt. position must be stable
  2. stabilize proximal to part being tested
  3. test in gravity eliminated position if muscle weak
  4. apply pressure OPPOSITE to line of pull of muscles being tested
  5. apply pressure gradually
  6. use long lever when appropriate NOT contra-indicated
19
Q

what are the muscle grades?

A

Normal (5) complete ROM
Good (4) ROM against gravity, some resistance
Fair (3) complete ROM against gravity no resistance
Poor (2) complete ROM w. no gravity
Trace (1) slight contraction
Zero (0) no contraction

20
Q

what is average ROM for forearm supination?

A

0/90

21
Q

what is average ROM for forearm pronation?

A

0/90

22
Q

what is average ROM for wrist flexion?

A

0/80

23
Q

what is average ROM for wrist extension?

A

0/70

24
Q

what is average ROM for wrist radial deviation?

A

0/20

25
Q

what is average ROM for wrist ulnar deviation?

A

0/30