Overview/Physical Assessment Flashcards
AROM
Active Range of Motion => PT performs self
PROM
Passive Range of Motion => Examiner performs, while the patient relaxes
RROM
Resisted Range of Motion => Patient performs while Examiner provides resistance
Manual resistance is applied to a limb or other body part after it has completed (stopped moving) its ROM is called _______
Break testing
Break testing is also referred as ________
Resisted Isometric Movements -or-
Resisted Range of Motion (RROM)
Break testing is used for
Testing myotomes and muscle/tendon lesions
Test for a ‘locked’ feeling
Manual resistance is applied to a limb or other body part against an actively contracting (moving) muscle or group of muscles
Active resistance testing
Active resistance testing is use for
Testing myotomes and muscle/tendon lesions
Tests for myotome and muscle/tendon lesion
- Break testing
* Active resistance testing
For MMT (manual muscle testing) test what first? Why?
Normal side first to
- establish a baseline
- give the patient heads up for what to expect
What comes first active or passive?
Active b/c more clear of what the patient is capable of
What movements are left toward the end? Why?
Painful movemt, avoids pain overflow
What movements do the patients have to do in order to see what increases the pain?
- repeat movement several times
* hold position
What are PROM or ligamentous tests showing?
The DEGREE OF OPENING and the END FEEL
When testing myotomes when performing manual muscle testing, how long should the patient hold the contraction? Why?
5 seconds b/c myotome weakness takes time to develop