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What is the purpose of the Functional Movement Screen (FMS)?
What is the purpose of the Functional Movement Screen (FMS)?
- To provide assistance to individuals with musculoskeletal injuries
- To demonstrate opportunities for improved movement in individuals (correct)
- To evaluate fundamental movement patterns in individuals with pain complaints
- To diagnose orthopedic problems
How many fundamental movement patterns does the FMS evaluate?
How many fundamental movement patterns does the FMS evaluate?
- Five
- Seven (correct)
- Three
- Ten
What is the recommended approach if nobody can assist during the FMS test?
What is the recommended approach if nobody can assist during the FMS test?
- Skip the test and try again later
- Use a mirror, camera, or video to execute the tests (correct)
- Seek medical help
- Perform the test without assistance
What is the recommended attire for students during the FMS test?
What is the recommended attire for students during the FMS test?
What should be the state of movement preparation before performing the FMS test?
What should be the state of movement preparation before performing the FMS test?
What is the purpose of the deep squat movement in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS)?
What is the purpose of the deep squat movement in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS)?
How many attempts do students have to perform each FMS test?
How many attempts do students have to perform each FMS test?
What does limited mobility in the lower extremities affect during the deep squat test?
What does limited mobility in the lower extremities affect during the deep squat test?
What does holding the dowel overhead during the deep squat test assess?
What does holding the dowel overhead during the deep squat test assess?
What should be the position of the torso during the deep squat test to receive the highest score?
What should be the position of the torso during the deep squat test to receive the highest score?
In the deep squat test, where should the dowel be aligned to receive a good score?
In the deep squat test, where should the dowel be aligned to receive a good score?
What happens if an individual experiences pain during the deep squat test?
What happens if an individual experiences pain during the deep squat test?
What does the FMS aim to assess through the deep squat test?
What does the FMS aim to assess through the deep squat test?
What is the primary movement needed for most athletic events and power movements involving lower extremities?
What is the primary movement needed for most athletic events and power movements involving lower extremities?
What does a limited closed kinetic chain dorsiflexion of ankles affect during the deep squat test?
What does a limited closed kinetic chain dorsiflexion of ankles affect during the deep squat test?
Which part of the body does the dowel held overhead assess during the deep squat test?
Which part of the body does the dowel held overhead assess during the deep squat test?
Study Notes
Purpose of the Functional Movement Screen (FMS)
- Evaluates fundamental movement patterns to identify limitations and asymmetries.
- Aims to improve movement efficiency and reduce injury risk in athletic populations.
Fundamental Movement Patterns Evaluated
- The FMS assesses seven fundamental movement patterns.
Assistance During FMS Test
- If no one can assist, students should use a wall or sturdy object for support.
Recommended Attire
- Students should wear comfortable athletic clothing and appropriate footwear for the FMS test.
Movement Preparation
- Movement preparation should include a dynamic warm-up to enhance mobility before the FMS test.
Deep Squat Movement Purpose
- The deep squat assesses bilateral, triple flexion of the hips, knees, and ankles.
Attempts for Each FMS Test
- Students have three attempts to perform each individual FMS test.
Impact of Limited Mobility in Lower Extremities
- Limited mobility affects the ability to achieve proper depth and alignment during the deep squat test.
Dowel Position in Deep Squat Test
- Holding the dowel overhead assesses shoulder stability and spinal alignment.
Torso Position for Highest Score
- The torso should remain upright during the deep squat to achieve the highest score.
Dowel Alignment for Good Score
- The dowel should be aligned over the base of support (feet) for optimal scoring.
Pain During Deep Squat Test
- If pain is experienced during the deep squat, the test is terminated to prevent injury.
FMS Assessment Objectives
- The deep squat test aims to assess overall functional movement quality and stability.
Primary Athletic Movement
- The deep squat reflects the primary movement needed for many athletic events and power movements in the lower extremities.
Dorsiflexion Impact
- Limited closed kinetic chain dorsiflexion of the ankles can hinder squat depth and effectiveness.
Dowel Overhead Assessment
- The dowel held overhead evaluates upper body stability and core control during the deep squat.
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This quiz covers the Functional Movement Screen (FMS), a tool used to assess seven fundamental movement patterns in individuals without current pain complaints or musculoskeletal injuries. The quiz includes screening guidelines and information on its purpose in identifying opportunities for improved movement.