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Question 1

Tension (tone) at rest - Ability to allow passive movement

Answer 1

neuromuscular and motor control

Question 2

Passive mobility - Soft tissue and articular considerations

Answer 2

(mechanical)

Question 3

Quality of initiation - Controlled, quick, sluggish, delayed

Answer 3

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 4

Quality of concentric - Smooth and coordinated, jerky, weak, fluctuating strength, ability of reinforcement

Answer 4

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 5

Control of direction - Achievement of motor planning

Answer 5

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 6

Ability to perform and switch between demands for concentric, eccentric, maintained isotonic, and
isometric contractions

Answer 6

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 7

Ability to stabilize in shortened ROM - especially one joint extensors

Answer 7

(neuromuscular and MC)

Question 8

Ability for joint and soft tissues to move through full ROM

Answer 8

(mechanical)

Question 9

Ability to perform at varying speeds

Answer 9

(motor control)

Question 10

Quality of power and control of power

Answer 10

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 11

Quality of endurance

Answer 11

(neuromuscular)

Question 12

Quality of irradiation and reinforcement

Answer 12

(neuromuscular)

Question 13

Ability to reverse direction of motion - Isotonic reversal

Answer 13

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 14

Relaxation of antagonistic muscles

Answer 14

(motor control)

Question 15

Ability to breathe during contractions

Answer 15

(motor control)

Question 16

Is patient able to control power and to do fine motor activities?

Answer 16

(all three)

Question 17

Can movement cross mid-line?

Answer 17

(all three)

Question 18

Can patient visualize motion?

Answer 18

(motor control)

Question 19

Ability to perform quick adjustments

Answer 19

(neuromuscular and motor control)

Question 20

Balance and balancing reactions

Answer 20

(neuromuscular and motor control)