MMT

Question 1

What grade level do we start at?

Answer 1

3

Question 2

What muscle is scapular elevation?

Answer 2

Upper Trapezius

Question 3

Scapular elevation?

Answer 3

Person is seated in chair and arm is hanging straight down. Show her the movement. “Mrs Jones I’m going to move your shoulder to your ear.”
3- Stabilize with one hand, no resistance
Have patient half way up- push down perpendicular
3+,4,5

Question 4

How many hands should be working?

Answer 4

2

Question 5

Highest level they can hold?

Answer 5

3+,4,5

Question 6

0

Answer 6

Zero

Question 7

1

Answer 7

Trace

Question 8

2

Answer 8

Poor

Question 9

3/3+

Answer 9

Fair

Question 10

4

Answer 10

Good

Question 11

5

Answer 11

Normal

Question 12

What does 0 mean?

Answer 12

No visible or palpable contraction

Question 13

What does 1 mean?

Answer 13

Palpable or visible contraction, no motion

Question 14

What does 2 mean?

Answer 14

Full ROM, gravity minimized, no manual resistance

Question 15

What muscle does scapular depression?

Answer 15

Lower trapezius

Question 16

How is the person for scapular depression

Answer 16

Lying prone, arms at edges of table.

Question 17

Scapular depression 3+,4,5

Answer 17

grasp distal end of the humerus (don’t jump a joint)

• no palpating
• once you do 3, don’t need to palpate 3+,4,5

Question 18

Scapular depression 0,1,2 where are the arms?

Answer 18

On the table

Question 19

Scapular retraction: Muscle->

Answer 19

Middle trapezius or rhomboids

Question 20

Scapular retraction What are you doing?

Answer 20

1. Mrs. Jones you are going to pinch your shoulder blades together.
2. Palpate the middle trapezius
3. Stabilize opposite side

Question 21

Scapular retraction gravity minimized the person is: and what grade is this?

Answer 21

seated- grade 2

Question 22

What muscle is scapular abduction (Protraction)

Answer 22

Serattus anterior

Question 23

Scapular abduction 3+,4,5

Answer 23

patient is in supine

1. Show patient movement (reach arm up to sky)
2. Palpate the serratus- thats the 3
3. 3+,4,5 same position- but has to be up a little (Don’t need to palpate)

Question 24

Scapular abduction gravity minimized:

Answer 24

Seated

Question 25

Gleno-humeral flexion: person is and what muscle?

Answer 25

Seated - anterior deltoid

Question 26

Gleno-humeral 3?

Answer 26

One hand is stabilizing one hand is palpating

Question 27

Gleno-humeral 3+,4,5

Answer 27

One hand perpendicular don’t need to palpate muscle

Question 28

Gleno-humeral gravity minimized:

Answer 28

Side lying knees bent

1. Show her movement-> Swing arm forward

Question 29

Hyperextension what muscle:

Answer 29

Posterior deltoid

Question 30

How should person be laying for glenohumeral hyperextension?

Answer 30

Prone- arm at side

1. Show Mrs. Jones movement
2. Place hand on torso to stabilize
3. Posterior deltoid

Question 31

Gleno-humeral Abduction: what muscle

Answer 31

Middle deltoid

Question 32

Gravity minimized for gleno-humeral abduction: person is

Answer 32

supine->