Lab Practical 1 Flashcards
How do you perform the Yergason Test
How do you perform the Hawkins Test
How do you perform the Drop Arm Test
How do you perform the Lift Off Test
How do you perform the Empty Can Test
How do you perform the Apley Scratch Test
How do you perform the Painful Arc Test
What does a positive Yergason Test indicate?
Bicepts tendonitis (issue with bicept)
What does a positive Hawkins Test indicate?
Subacromial impingement of supraspinatus tendon (issue with rotator cuff)
What does a positive Drop Arm Test indicate?
Rotator cuff tear
What does a positive Life Off Test indicate?
Subscapularis tendon tear
What does a positive Empty Can Test indicate?
Supraspinatus tendon lesion
What does a positive Painful Arc Test indicate?
Subacromial disorder or rotator cuff disorder
What does a positive Apley Scratch Test indicate?
Rotator cuff problem
During MMT, if evidence of contraction is zero it indicates what? (0/5)
No muscle contraction felt
During MMT, if evidence of contraction is trace it indicates what? (1/5)
Evidence of contractibility on palpation
What is the range for gravity eliminated?
a. 0-1
b. 2- through 2+
c. 3- through 5
b. 2- through 2+
What is the range for evidence of contraction?
a. 0-1
b. 2- through 2+
c. 3- through 5
a. 0-1
What is the range for against gravity?
a. 0-1
b. 2- through 2+
c. 3- through 5
c. 3- through 5
If someone scores a 3/5 on MMT it means…
a. 50% AROM
b. Full AROM
c. Full AROM flight pressure
d. Full AROM moderate pressure
e. Complete ROM with full resistance
b. full AROM
If someone scores a 3-/5 on MMT it means…
a. 50% AROM
b. Full AROM
c. Full AROM flight pressure
d. Full AROM moderate pressure
e. Complete ROM with full resistance
a. 50% AROM
If someone scores a 4/5 on MMT it means…
a. 50% AROM
b. Full AROM
c. Full AROM flight pressure
d. Full AROM moderate pressure
e. Complete ROM with full resistance
d. Full AROM moderate pressure
If someone scores a 5/5 on MMT it means…
a. 50% AROM
b. Full AROM
c. Full AROM flight pressure
d. Full AROM moderate pressure
e. Complete ROM with full resistance
e. Complete ROM with full resistance
In shoulder flexion, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a
In shoulder flexion, the anterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a
In shoulder flexion, the latissimus dorsi is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder flexion, the trapezius is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder flexion, the posterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder extension, the latissimus dorsi is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder extension, the posterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder extension, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder extension, the anterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder abduction, the middle deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder abduction, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder abduction, the latissimus dorsi is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder adduction, the latissimus dorsi is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder adduction, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder adduction, the middle deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b.
In shoulder horizontal flexion, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover
b. agonist
c. antagonist
a. prime mover
In shoulder horizontal flexion, the anterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder horizontal flexion, the latissimus dorsi is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder horizontal flexion, the trapezius is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder horizontal flexion, the posterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder horizontal extension, the trapezius is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder horizontal extension, the posterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
a.
In shoulder horizontal extension, the pectoralis major is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
In shoulder horizontal extension, the anterior deltoid is the…
a. prime mover/ agonist
b. antagonist
b. antagonist
abduction and adduction occurs in which plane?
a. frontal
b. transverse
c. sagittal
a. frontal plane
flexion and extension occurs in which plane?
a. frontal
b. transverse
c. sagittal
c. sagittal plane