Lesson 10

Question 1

Primary objective of a Functional Assessment

Answer 1

improve functionality for activities of daily living (ADL)

Question 2

Pronation

Answer 2

arch flattening

Question 3

Supination

Answer 3

high arches

Question 4

Anterior pelvic hip tilt

Answer 4

Spilling water out of the front of the bucket

Question 5

Posterior pelvic hip tilt

Answer 5

Spilling water out of the back of the bucket

Question 6

5 Primary Movements in Functional Assessment

Answer 6

1. bending/raising and lifting/lowering movements
2. single leg movements
3. pushing movements
4. pulling movements
5. rotational movements

Question 7

Apley’s Scratch Test for Shoulder Mobility- objective

Answer 7

assess simultaneous movements of shoulder girdle

Question 8

Sharpened Romberg Test- objective

Answer 8

assess static balance by standing with reduced base of support while removing visual sensory information

Question 9

Stork-Stand Balance Test- objective

Answer 9

assess static balance by standing on one foot in modified stork-stand position

Question 10

McGill’s Torso Muscular Endurance Battery Test- objective

Answer 10

assess the endurance capacity of the torso muscles or if there is an imbalance between these three muscle groups which can contribute to low-back dysfunction and core instability