Resisted Range of Motion (RROM) and Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) Practice Exam

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Which muscle is the primary mover for ankle dorsiflexion?
Which joints are commonly tested in resisted ROM for the ankle?
What is the prime mover for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction?
In gravity-minimized knee flexion MMT, what is the test position?
What is the primary purpose of resisted ROM (RROM) and manual muscle testing (MMT) in clinical assessment?
Which statement about stabilization during gravity-minimized wrist extension testing is true?
What substitutions can occur during testing of finger or hand muscles?
What are the prime movers for elbow flexion?
For Elbow Flexion in Gravity Minimized, which describes the shoulder position?
Which muscles are the prime movers for hip flexion?
Manual strength examination is most appropriate for?
Which muscle is the prime mover for Shoulder Horizontal Abduction?
For hip flexion MMT performed with gravity minimized, which position is used?
Which muscles are the prime movers for ankle plantarflexion?
Where should resistance be applied during ankle dorsiflexion MMT?
During anti-Gravity MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Abduction, where is stabilization applied?
How does fatigue affect manual muscle testing results?
In gravity-minimized MMT for ankle inversion, what is the patient position?
Which statement best describes resisted ROM testing?
What is the palm orientation for anti-gravity wrist extension testing?
In gravity-minimized shoulder flexion, how is the upper extremity positioned?
For MMT of ankle dorsiflexion in gravity minimized, where is the tested limb positioned?
In MMT for hip abduction with gravity minimized, what is the patient position?
Which muscle is the prime mover for Shoulder Internal Rotation?
According to the Break Test scale, which grade indicates a strong contraction with pain, suggesting injury to a muscle or tendon?
Which description correctly describes shoulder extension strength testing?
Why should you test muscle groups bilaterally during MMT?
Which forearm position is used when testing elbow flexor strength?
During MMT for knee flexion in anti-gravity, which describes the test position?
During Forearm Supination MMT in anti-gravity, how is stabilization applied?
What is the make test procedure for elbow flexors?
In gravity-minimized MMT for scapular adduction/downward rotation, which patient position is used?
During gravity-minimized scapular adduction, which stabilization is used?
Which practice enhances reliability of MMT across sessions?
Where is resistance applied during anti-gravity scapular adduction testing?
In trunk extensor testing, which region should be stabilized to isolate the trunk?
Which muscles are the prime movers for elbow extension?
In anti-gravity MMT for ankle eversion, where is the resistance applied?
Which muscles serve as prime movers for wrist extension?
Which muscles are the prime movers for shoulder external rotation?
When testing latissimus dorsi in shoulder adduction, where is resistance applied?
Elbow extensor (triceps) strength testing involves which action?
During MMT wrist extension in anti-gravity, which describes the direction of resistance?
What does a 1/5 grade indicate on MMT?
Which description best matches 5/5 strength?
How is plantarflexion MMT performed to differentiate gastrocnemius vs soleus?
How do you perform a Break Test?
In MMT for scapular adduction in anti-gravity, what is the test position?
During anti-gravity hip flexion MMT, where is resistance applied?
During hip internal rotation MMT with anti-gravity testing, where is stabilization performed?
What is the gravity-minimized position for Forearm Supination?
For ankle plantarflexion in gravity minimized, what is the correct patient position?
In MMT for Hip Internal Rotation w/ Anti-Gravity, where is the patient position?
What is the MMT grading scale for ankle plantarflexion in anti-gravity?
What does a 0/5 grade indicate on MMT?
How is hip adduction strength tested?
If stabilization during elbow flexion MMT is not applied correctly, what may occur?
Which muscles are prime movers for scapular adduction?
During Manual Muscle Testing, where is stabilization typically applied?
When testing shoulder flexion, which muscle groups are primarily evaluated?
What are common causes of false-positive results in manual muscle testing?
When documenting a muscle with strength 4+ on MMT, which description best matches this grade?
In the anti-gravity hip abduction test using the second method, where is resistance applied?
What are the Goals of Strength Testing?
In anti-Gravity MMT for Shoulder Abduction, what is the test position?
In gravity-minimized MMT for Wrist Extension, what is the forearm position and stabilization?
Which describes the gravity minimized position for Shoulder Horizontal Abduction MMT?
During anti-gravity hip abduction testing, where is stabilization applied?
Which statement best describes the gravity minimized hip abduction test position?
How is elbow flexor strength tested?
In anti-Gravity MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction, where is the resistance applied?
Which of the following is NOT a prime mover for shoulder flexion?
In shoulder abduction testing, stabilization is applied to which region?
How is knee extensors (quadriceps) MMT performed?
In anti-gravity Forearm Pronation, what elbow angle is used?
In anti-gravity MMT for shoulder flexion, which describes the test position and stabilization?
Which muscles are the prime movers for hip extension?
In a make test, which statement best describes the patient's action?
In gravity-minimized wrist extension testing, which description is accurate regarding hand contact with the table?
In MMT for Hip Abduction in Gravity minimized, which statement describes the hip position?
For hip flexion MMT performed anti-gravity, what is the typical position?
Which substitution is most likely when testing external rotation at the shoulder?
What is the patient position for Elbow Flexion in Gravity Minimized?
During a knee extension MMT, where is the resistance applied?
Which muscles are the prime movers for shoulder extension?
Which description correctly represents wrist flexor strength testing?
To isolate the soleus during plantarflexion testing, what knee position and resistance location are used?
Which is the prime mover for ankle dorsiflexion?
During MMT for internal rotation in anti-gravity, what stabilization is used?
What is the recommended approach to testing strength bilaterally?
In MMT, which action best describes re-testing after pain is documented?
In anti-gravity MMT for ankle plantarflexion, what is the test position and stabilization and resistance?
Methods of Manual Strength Examination include
What is the recommended order of testing muscle groups during MMT?
In gravity-minimized MMT for Wrist Flexion, which describes the forearm position?
What is the typical position for testing knee flexors (hamstrings) strength?
When testing hand muscles, what is the purpose of forearm stabilization?
Wrist extensor strength testing involves which of the following?
Elbow extensor (triceps) strength testing: where is resistance applied?
During shoulder external rotation in anti-gravity testing, where is resistance applied?
What are the prime movers for shoulder scaption?
In anti-gravity MMT for wrist flexion, what is the test position?
What does a Break Test primarily measure?
In anti-gravity MMT for Forearm Pronation, what is the test position?
In gravity-minimized knee extension, which statement best describes the bottom knee position during the test?
During serratus anterior testing, where should you palpate to assess activation?
In anti-gravity MMT for Wrist Extension, what is the test position?
In anti-Gravity MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction, where is the patient positioned?
Which statement best describes shoulder extension strength testing?
In MMT for Hip External Rotation in Anti-Gravity, what is the test position?
In MMT for hip abduction with anti-gravity, what is the standard patient position?
For internal rotation in gravity-minimized testing, what is the test position?
During elbow flexion MMT in anti-gravity, where should the examiner stabilize the limb?
In gravity-minimized scapular adduction, the elbow is flexed to what angle?
How is trunk extensor strength evaluated in manual muscle testing (MMT)?
During anti-gravity scapular abduction, how is stabilization achieved?
Which muscles serve as prime movers for wrist flexion?
What does a 2/5 grade indicate on MMT?
How should pain be handled during MMT assessment?
In wrist flexor strength testing, which option correctly describes the action?
In gravity minimized hip abduction testing, what is the position of the non-tested limb?
In hip extension MMT with gravity minimized, how is the patient positioned?
In anti-gravity testing for shoulder scaption, what is the test position?
Which muscles are prime movers for hip external rotation?
In MMT for scapular adduction/downward rotation in anti-gravity, what is the test position?
What is a key difference between Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) and a break test?
Which statement best describes the scope of manual strength testing?
Which tissue's neuromuscular integrity is addressed by strength testing?
During anti-gravity hip flexion MMT, which statement describes the setup?
What is gravity-eliminated testing used for in muscle strength assessment?
Which muscles are the prime movers for Forearm Pronation?
How is serratus anterior strength tested via MMT?
Why is standardization of the starting position important in MMT?
During an elbow flexion MMT, where should stabilization be applied?
In gravity minimized MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction, what is the patient position?
Manual strength tests include?
Which muscle is a prime mover for scapular abduction?
In anti-gravity MMT for shoulder extension, what is the test position and stabilization?
What are the disadvantages of manual strength tests?
Which finding would most strongly suggest a neurological source of weakness during MMT?
What substitutions occur during shoulder external rotation MMT?
In gravity minimized MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction, stabilization is provided by which?
To isolate soleus during plantarflexion MMT, what knee position should be used?
Where is palpation commonly performed when testing hip flexors?
In hip extension MMT with anti-gravity, what is the standard position?
Which description applies to gravity-minimized wrist flexion?
In gravity minimized MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Adduction, which shoulder rotation is used?
Which muscle is a prime mover for Forearm Supination?
Which statement best describes the plantarflexion grading in anti-gravity?
During gravity-minimized scapular adduction/downward rotation MMT, what stabilizes the trunk?
Which muscles act as prime movers for scapular adduction and downward rotation?
How is hip abduction strength tested?
During elbow flexion MMT, which forearm position isolates the brachialis?
Which muscle is the prime mover for Shoulder Abduction?
In gravity minimized MMT for Shoulder Abduction, which stabilization is used?
In MMT for scapular adduction in gravity-minimized conditions, what is the test position?
What are the advantages of manual strength tests?
In MMT for knee extension in Anti-Gravity, where is the resistance applied?
Which of the following muscle groups are the prime movers for knee flexion?
In an anti-gravity MMT for elbow extension, what is the test position?
Which muscles are prime movers for hip adduction?
During scapular elevation testing in anti-gravity, what is the test position?
What is the difference between resisted ROM testing and isometric MMT in clinical interpretation?
Which of the following lists the prime movers for knee extension?
What is the patient position for performing ankle eversion MMT in gravity-minimized conditions?
What are the prime movers for shoulder flexion?
In MMT for knee extension in Anti-Gravity, where is stabilization applied?
In anti-gravity MMT for ankle inversion, what is the test position?
Shoulder flexion strength testing involves which action?
How can I maximize reliability when performing MMT across sessions?
In a Break Test, where is the joint held during the test?
In elbow flexion MMT performed in anti-gravity, which forearm positions correspond to testing the biceps brachii, brachialis, and brachioradialis?
Which of the following best describes a step in performing an MMT?
In gravity-minimized scapular elevation, what stabilizes the upper body?
How is ankle dorsiflexion MMT performed?
How should you position a patient for hip flexor MMT?
During elbow extension testing in anti-gravity, which structure is stabilized by the clinician?
During internal rotation testing in anti-gravity, what is the direction of resistance?
What is the patient position for performing MMT of ankle dorsiflexion in gravity-minimized conditions?
Which muscles act as the prime movers for scapular elevation?
Which muscles are the prime movers for ankle eversion?
What does a 3/5 grade indicate on MMT?
In a break test, what is the examiner doing?
What does a 5/5 grade indicate on MMT?
In a Break Test, how is the resistance applied?
Which list correctly names the muscles that comprise the quadriceps for knee extension?
What is the wrist position described for gravity-minimized wrist extension testing?
Describe the benefits of a Break Test?
Where is resistance applied during Forearm Pronation in anti-gravity?
During anti-gravity MMT wrist extension, which statement best describes stabilization?
Which movement is primarily tested in the deltoid MMT?
During testing of shoulder girdle with deltoid MMT, what stabilization is typically used?
In MMT for scapular abduction in anti-gravity, what is the test position?
In Daniels & Worthingham grading, which grade corresponds to movement through full ROM in gravity-minimized position?
In Daniels & Worthingham MMT grading, which grade corresponds to 'holds test position w/ no resistance'?
In ankle dorsiflexion MMT, what helps isolate the movement from the knee?
During hip abduction strength testing, resistance is applied to which area?
During shoulder external rotation MMT, which plane of movement is primarily resisted?
During anti-gravity shoulder flexion MMT, where is the resistance applied?
To isolate the gastrocnemius during plantarflexion testing, which knee position should be used?
Where should resistance be applied when testing latissimus dorsi in shoulder adduction?
Which muscles are the prime movers for hip abduction?
Which statements describe the benefits of Manual Muscle Testing?
In gravity-minimized shoulder flexion, which describes the test setup?
What is the gravity-minimized position for Forearm Pronation?
For anti-gravity scapular adduction, where is the clinician's stabilization hand placed?
During MMT wrist flexion in anti-gravity, which statement about stabilization is correct?
Which muscle group is commonly tested as the primary abductor of the hip?
Which muscles are prime movers for hip internal rotation?
What is a common limitation of manual strength testing?
What is the proper sequence when comparing strength bilaterally during testing?
In hip abduction gravity minimized testing, what is the position of the tested hip?
In MMT for Ankle Dorsiflexion in Anti-Gravity, what is the direction of the resistance?
Which statement describes manual strength testing in a clinical setting?
In anti-gravity hip abduction testing using the second method, where is resistance applied?
In gravity-minimized knee extension, which statement is true about the bottom knee position?
In manual muscle testing for shoulder internal rotation performed anti-gravity, which describes the correct test position?
How can MMT data guide rehabilitation planning?
In gravity-minimized testing of shoulder internal rotation, which position is used?
Resisted ROM testing primarily measures muscle strength by:
During anti-gravity ankle inversion MMT, where is the resistance applied?
Which muscle is a prime mover for ankle inversion?
In gravity-minimized MMT for scapular elevation, what is the patient position?
Trunk flexor strength testing is performed how?
In gravity minimized MMT for Shoulder Abduction, what is the patient position?
During anti-gravity scapular abduction, in which direction is the resistance applied?
During an MMT contraction, how should the patient breathe?
In anti-Gravity MMT for Shoulder Horizontal Abduction, what is the test position?
In MMT for scapular abduction in gravity-minimized conditions, what is the test position?
Which muscles contribute to ankle eversion?
How can you differentiate a neurological weakness from pain-limited weakness during MMT?
Which position is used to test shoulder internal rotation under gravity-minimized conditions?
In MMT for Hip External Rotation in Anti-Gravity, where is stabilization applied?
Where is the resistance applied during Forearm Supination in anti-gravity testing?
How do break tests differ from make tests in MMT?
In Forearm Pronation testing in anti-gravity, how is stabilization performed?
In anti-gravity shoulder extension MMT, which grip orientation is specified?
What is the MMT grading scale for shoulder scaption?
Which statement best explains the differences in forearm position between anti-gravity and gravity-minimized wrist flexion testing?
During anti-gravity plantarflexion MMT, who provides stabilization?

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