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Muscle Performance Examination and Intervention Principles Flashcards

1
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Isotonic Testing

A

Joint movement occurs against a fixed or variable load

includes (concentric) and (eccentric)

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Repetition Maximum

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Maximal weight a person can lift in perfect form

Requires you to determine failure or inability to complete next rep

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Isokinetic Testing

A

Joint movement that occurs at a fixed speed

Accommodating resistance

Load is matched

quantifies fatigue or amount or rate of force decline

quantify rate of force development

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Isometric Testing

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No apparent motion at joint (static testing)
external load equals the force produced by the muscle
Manual techniques (MMT)
Instrumented techniques

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5
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MMT score

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ordinal measurement scale
0= no muscle contraction
5= movement through complete ROM against gravity and maximal resistance

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Normal (N or 5)

A

full available ROM against gravity
maximal manual resistance

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Good (G or 4)

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full available ROM against gravity
moderate manual resistance

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Fair + (F+ or 3+)

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Full available range of motion against gravity
minimal manual resistance

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9
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Fair (F or 3)

A

start here with all patients
Full available range of motion against gravity
no manual resistance

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Fair - (F- or 3-)

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more than half available ROM against gravity
no manual resistance

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Poor + (P+ or 2+)

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less than half available ROM against gravity
no manual resistance

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Poor - (P- or 2-)

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partial ROM in gravity minimized position
no manual resistance

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Trace (T or 1)

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no joint motion, gravity minimized position, muscle contraction palpable or observable

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Poor (P or 2)

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full available ROM in gravity minimized position

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15
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What is Subjective?

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amount of resistance Patient tolerates during test

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16
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Objective

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ability of patient to complete full ROM or to hold position
ability to move against gravity or inability to move at all

17
Q

Break test

A

PT applies resistance until muscle contraction overcome by patient
More force than make test
“hold this position, dont move”

18
Q

Make test

A

Set force level and ask patient to match it
Force lower than break test
commonly used with HHD

19
Q

Intrarater

A

reliability is good

20
Q

Interrater

A

reliability is fair/good

21
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Grades above good (4)

A

Not strong with other strength measures

22
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Grades below good (4)

A

strong relationships with other strength measures

23
Q

MMT reliability depends on

A

muscle tested
experience/ education of tester
patients
studies

24
Q

Errors affecting reliability

A

submaximal contractions
substitutions
report of wrong side

25
Q

Strengths of MMT

A

always available
inexpensive
useful for individual muscles

26
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Weakness of MMT

A

imprecise
reliability/validity issues
ceiling effects

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