Week 9 - MMT Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the ceiling effect in regards to MMT?

A

Can achieve maximal grade 5 and still have functional improvement that would be “masked”. Therefore, grades over 3 not to be directly correlated with functional progress (functional strength testing more appropriate).

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2
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When and why do we use alternatives to MMT?

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  • Strength exceeds functional threshold
  • Tester strength not adequate
  • When necessary to capture subtle differences between sides
  • When power and endurance need to be measured
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3
Q

Is 1 RM recommended?

A

Yes, when possible

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4
Q

What are the advantages of free weight testing?

A
  • Allow for assessment of con/eccentric strength
  • Readily available
  • Can be used through multiple planes
  • Easily reproducible for patients at home
  • Requires greater overall coordination and balance
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5
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What is a concern with hand held dynamometry use for MMT?

A

Concerns with tester applying force

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6
Q

Elastic band strength testing is the _____ and most _______ approach especially for those with soft tissue injuries.

A
  • safest

- comfortable

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7
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What are the disadvantages of elastic bands?

A
  • Standardization of full distance
  • Positioning
  • Interpretation of tests and progress
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8
Q

What are the red flags associated with maximal strength testing?

A
  • Osteoporosis
  • Unstable BP
  • Recent surgical intervention
  • Educate patients to not hold breath, maintain form, and reminder that this test should not cause pain
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9
Q

What is the gold standard for maximal strength testing?

A

1RM

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10
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Maximal strength testing is defined as “amount of load a patient can move one time through full ROM in a _________ manner with _______.

A
  • controlled

- good form

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11
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Is maximal strength testing reliable and precise?

A

Yes

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12
Q

What do we want to do to optimize the 1RM test?

A

Have patient complete 3-5 submax warm up with 75% of what they believe they can do

  • Determine 1RM within 4 reps
  • Allow 3-5 minutes between sets
  • All reps to be performed at constant speed, rate, and through full ROM
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13
Q

What are the issues with a multiple repetition maximal strength test?

A
  • Safer for those with no exercise history and those with joint related dysfunction
  • Fatigue more of a factor than 1RM
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14
Q

A threshold ____ exist for individuals in order for them to be able to perform daily functional activities

A

does

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15
Q

The Functional Movement Screen was setup for injury risk, however it doesn’t work as well as thought. It is more used for who?

A

Healthy population

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16
Q

When adding a “time” aspect to a measurement tool, you are also assessing _____

A

Power