Lecture 1: ROM and MMT Flashcards

1
Q

What are two types of movement analysis?

A

Qualitative and Quantitative

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2
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Qualitative Analysis

A

direct observation of motion, quality of movement

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3
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Quantitative Analysis

A

numeric evaluation of motion

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4
Q

What is functional movement

A

a coordination of movements throughout kinetic chain to produce PURPOSEFUL movements

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5
Q

Range of Motion (ROM) assesment

A

quantitative measure of joint integrity

angle between two bony segments

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6
Q

What is the standard measure of error that is accepted?

A

5 degrees either way

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7
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AROM goniometer procedure

A

position pt—explain procedure—AROM—align goni—take reading

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8
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PROM goniometer procedure

A

position pt—explain procedure—PROM—assess end feel—align goni—take reading

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9
Q

Kaltenborn End feel classifications

A
  1. soft
  2. firm
  3. hard
  4. empty?
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10
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Soft end feel (tissue approximation)

A

when two tissues come together and prevent further movement

ex. elbow flexion

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11
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Firm end feel (capsular)

A

majority of joints

joint capsule or ligaments are tense

this is ok, unless not near normal

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12
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Hard (bone to bone)

A

bone touching bone is limiting ROM

ex. elbow extension

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13
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Empty end feel

A

pt. telling PT to stop during ROM screening due to pain

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14
Q

What does it mean if AROM and PROM are equal to uninvolved?

A

Joint integrity is intact

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15
Q

PROM greater than AROM?

A

the pt has some type of muscle dysfunction/strength defecit

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16
Q

Both PROM and AROM are decreased?

A

the pt has joint dysfunction

17
Q

What is a break test?

A

get pt into motion and try to break that motion

18
Q

Grade 0

A

zero

no contractions felt in the muscle

19
Q

Grade 1

A

trace (T)

tendon or muscle shows slight contraction or movement but no movement of part

20
Q

Grade 2-

A

Poor-

moves through partial range in anti gravity minimized position

21
Q

Grade 2

A

Poor

moves through complete range in anti gravity position

22
Q

Grade 2+

A

Poor+

moves through full range of motion with slight resistence

23
Q

Grade 3-

A

Fair-

does not complete full ROM but more than 50%

24
Q

Grade 3

A

Fair

full AROM AG with no resistance

25
Q

Grade 3+

A

Fair+

Full AROM AG, with minimal resistance

26
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Grade 4

A

good

full AROM AG, accepts moderate resistance

27
Q

Grade 5

A

normal

full AROM AG, accepts maximal resistance

28
Q

Procedure for MMT

A

position PT in AG position—explain and demo—-stabilize proximal segment—observe movement

then either Full ROM AG with resistance

or Not full ROM AG- position in gravity minimized