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What is the normal range of motion for shoulder internal rotation?
What is the normal range of motion for shoulder internal rotation?
- 45 degrees
- 90 degrees (correct)
- 75 degrees
- 60 degrees
If a patient actively reaches 60 degrees of shoulder internal rotation, how would you document the muscle test?
If a patient actively reaches 60 degrees of shoulder internal rotation, how would you document the muscle test?
- 3+/5
- 5/5
- 3-/5 (correct)
- 4/5
Which level of functional mobility assessment indicates the patient is totally dependent on others for transfers and bed activities?
Which level of functional mobility assessment indicates the patient is totally dependent on others for transfers and bed activities?
- Minimum Assistance
- Moderate Assistance
- Independent
- Dependent (correct)
What level of functional mobility assessment indicates the patient needs maximum assistance from others?
What level of functional mobility assessment indicates the patient needs maximum assistance from others?
If a patient's passive range of motion (PROM) and active range of motion (AROM) are equal but below the normal range, what is the likely problem?
If a patient's passive range of motion (PROM) and active range of motion (AROM) are equal but below the normal range, what is the likely problem?
How does the correlation between range of motion and muscle test results?
How does the correlation between range of motion and muscle test results?
If a patient's PROM is greater than their AROM, what does this suggest?
If a patient's PROM is greater than their AROM, what does this suggest?
Which of the following assessment tools would be most appropriate for evaluating a patient's perception of pain?
Which of the following assessment tools would be most appropriate for evaluating a patient's perception of pain?
What is the primary purpose of assessing functional mobility in a musculoskeletal evaluation?
What is the primary purpose of assessing functional mobility in a musculoskeletal evaluation?
If a patient's $\text{AROM} < \text{PROM}$, what does this indicate about the correlation between range of motion and muscle strength?
If a patient's $\text{AROM} < \text{PROM}$, what does this indicate about the correlation between range of motion and muscle strength?
What does the acronym 'AROM' stand for in the context of musculoskeletal assessment?
What does the acronym 'AROM' stand for in the context of musculoskeletal assessment?
If a patient reports no pain during a musculoskeletal assessment, what should be documented?
If a patient reports no pain during a musculoskeletal assessment, what should be documented?
In a musculoskeletal assessment, what is the recommended order for assessing range of motion?
In a musculoskeletal assessment, what is the recommended order for assessing range of motion?
What is the primary focus of the musculoskeletal assessment described in the text?
What is the primary focus of the musculoskeletal assessment described in the text?
What is the relationship between range of motion and muscle testing during a musculoskeletal assessment?
What is the relationship between range of motion and muscle testing during a musculoskeletal assessment?
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