Goniometry And Mmt Of Shoulder

Question 0

What gender has greater motion in their shoulder rom

Answer 0

Women

Question 1

Kyphosis would lead to a lack of complete _______

Answer 1

Shoulder flexion

Question 2

A decline in arom appears to occur in _____, ______, and _______ with age (60-93 years) and greater variability

Answer 2

Extension
Lateral rotation
Abduction

Question 3

What is the position for testing shoulder flexion rom

Answer 3

Position: supine, support head and knees for low back protection, scapula Is stabilized by surface

Question 4

What are the normal values for testing shoulder flexion rom

Answer 4

Ranges from 160-180

Question 5

What is the fulcrum, stationary arm, and moving arm for testing shoulder flexion

Answer 5

Fulcrum: lateral aspect of the greater tubercle
SA: proximal, parallel to the midaxillary line of the thorax
MA: align with the lateral midline of the humerus toward the lateral epicondyle

Question 6

What is the end feel of shoulder flexion

Answer 6

Firm

Question 7

Short shoulder flexion is because of the

Answer 7

Latissimus dorsi

Question 8

What position is the patient in for rom testing for shoulder abduction

Answer 8

Supine, support head and knees for low back protection, scapula is stabilized by surface

Question 9

What is the normal value for shoulder subduction rom

Answer 9

180

Question 10

What is the fulcrum, SA, and MA of rom shoulder abduction

Answer 10

Fulcrum: anterior aspect of the acromion process
SA: parallel to the. Inline of the anterior aspect of the sternum
Ma: align with the anterior midline of the humerus toward medial epicondyle

Question 11

What is the end feel of shoulder abduction

Answer 11

Firm

Question 12

Position for shoulder internal rotation

Answer 12

Supine, support head and knees for low back protection, scapula is stabilized by the surface, towel under humerus, 90 degrees to trunk

Question 13

What are the normal ranges for shoulder internal rotation

Answer 13

Ranges 70-90

Question 14

What’s the fulcrum, SA, and MA

Answer 14

Fulcrum: olecranon process
SA: perpendicular to the floor
MA: align with the ulna, toward ulnar styloid

Question 15

What’s end feel for shoulder internal rotation

Answer 15

Firm

Question 16

What’s the position for shoulder external rotation

Answer 16

Supine, support head and knees for low back protection, scapula is stabilized by the surface, towel under the humerus, 90 to the trunk

Question 17

What are normal values for shoulder external rotation

Answer 17

90 degrees

Question 18

What’s the fulcrum, SA, and MA

Answer 18

Fulcrum: olecranon process
Stationary: perpendicular to the floor
Moving arm: align with the ulna, toward the ulnar styloid

Question 19

What’s the end feel for shoulder external rotation

Answer 19

Firm

Question 20

What’s the position for shoulder extension

Answer 20

Prone (cervical consideration) or sitting (stabilization considerations)

Question 21

Normal value for shoulder extension.

Answer 21

60

Question 22

What’s the fulcrum, SA, MA

Answer 22

Fulcrum: lateral aspect of the greater
SA: proximal, parallel to the midaxillary line of the thorax
MA: align with the lateral midline of the humerus toward the lateral epicondyle

Question 23

What’s the end feel for shoulder extension

Answer 23

Firm