Muscle Strength Testing Procedure

What is the primary purpose of performing a muscle strength test?

How is muscle strength tested?

What should a candidate do regarding patient instructions for a muscle strength test?

In a muscle strength test, what does the candidate need to check throughout the assessment?

Why does a candidate perform a muscle strength test on both sides of the body?

What should a candidate do before proceeding with a muscle strength test?

What is the main purpose of conducting a muscle strength test?

What should the candidate do during the muscle strength test to observe the muscle's strength?

How should a candidate instruct the patient regarding experiencing pain during the muscle strength test?

What should be the candidate's primary concern during a muscle strength test?

When performing a muscle strength test, what does 'observing any ranges or movements that are unclear' refer to?

Why is it important for a candidate to explain and show the patient where they will place their hands during a muscle strength test?

The candidate should explain that they will resist the patient’s movement based on the action of the tested ______

The patient should be instructed to let the candidate know if they start experiencing any ______, even though it is the candidate's responsibility to check throughout the assessment

The candidate begins by telling the patient what position they will need to be in for the most efficient and effective strength test of the given ______

The candidate should inform and show the patient where they will place their hands to apply the ______

The candidate begins by stating that they will perform a muscle strength test and identifies which ______ they will be testing

The candidate identifies the purpose of performing a muscle strength test and explains that it is to determine whether the muscle has any weakness or fatigues too quickly due to muscle ______

The candidate should state the actions of the indicated muscle and demonstrate any ranges or movements that are unclear or stated in ______ terms.

The candidate begins by telling the patient what position they will need to be in for the most efficient and effective strength test of the given ______.

The patient should be instructed to let the candidate know if they start experiencing any ______, even though it is the candidate's responsibility to check throughout the assessment.

The candidate should inform and show the patient where they will place their hands to apply the ______.

The candidate should explain that they will resist the patient’s movement based on the action of the tested ______.

The candidate should ask the patient if they have any questions and if it is okay to proceed with the ______.

The purpose of performing a muscle strength test is to assess the flexibility of the muscle.

In a muscle strength test, the candidate should inform and show the patient where they will place their hands to apply the resistance.

The candidate should ask the patient if they have any questions after demonstrating the muscle strength test positions.

The muscle strength test is focused on observing any ranges or movements that are unclear or stated in technical terms.

The candidate should resist the patient's movement based on the action of the tested muscle during a muscle strength test.

The patient should be instructed to inform the candidate if they start experiencing any pain during a muscle strength test, as it is solely the patient's responsibility to monitor pain.

What should the candidate do during the muscle strength test when the patient is performing the muscle action?

What is the candidate's role during step 4 of the muscle strength test?

What should be done by the candidate upon completing three contractions held for five seconds each during a muscle strength test?

Why is it important for the candidate to count down from five during the muscle strength test?

What does the candidate need to identify when providing their clinical impression from a muscle strength test?

During a muscle strength test, what is crucial for the candidate to check with the patient after each contraction?

During a muscle strength test, the candidate should place their hands to appropriately resist the action of the ______

The candidate will instruct the patient to perform the muscle action against their resistance and count down from FIVE (5) so that the patient knows when to stop ______

The grade should be assigned to the muscle upon completion of THREE (3) contractions held for FIVE (5) seconds each to determine the patient's muscle ______

The candidate should check in with the patient after each contraction, enquiring about any pain or discomfort to ensure the patient's ______

When providing the candidate's clinical impression from a muscle strength test, they should identify the grade assigned to the patient's muscle strength for that respective ______

The patient should inform the candidate if they start experiencing any ______, even though it is the candidate's responsibility to check throughout the assessment

The candidate should stabilize the forearm with the elbow in extension during a muscle strength test.

The candidate should count down from three instead of five during a muscle strength test to indicate when the patient should stop contracting.

The candidate should perform the muscle strength test a total of five times.

The grade assigned to the patient's muscle strength is identified upon completion of one contraction held for five seconds.

The purpose of a muscle strength test is to assess the muscle's endurance.

After each contraction, the candidate should enquire about any pain or discomfort felt by the patient.

What action should the candidate be resisting during the muscle strength test of the biceps brachii muscle?

How many contractions should be performed during the muscle strength test for the biceps brachii muscle?

What is the purpose of a candidate checking in with the patient after each contraction during a muscle strength test?

How should the candidate identify the grade of the patient's muscle strength after the muscle strength test?

What should be done by the candidate to ensure effective resistance during a muscle strength test?

In which position should the patient be placed for an efficient and comfortable muscle strength test of the biceps brachii muscle?

What should the candidate ask the patient before proceeding with the muscle strength test?

How many contractions should the patient perform during the muscle strength test?

What should the candidate do during each contraction?

After each contraction, what should the candidate ask the patient?

How should the candidate determine the grade for the patient's muscle strength?

What should the candidate demonstrate before providing instructions for the muscle strength test?

How should the candidate resist the patient's movement during the muscle strength test?

How many times should the patient perform the contraction during the muscle strength test?

What should the candidate do after each contraction during the muscle strength test?

Why should the candidate demonstrate any ranges or movements that are unclear or stated in technical terms?

What should the candidate do before proceeding with the muscle strength test?

The purpose of a muscle strength test is to identify whether the muscle has any weakness or fatigues too ______.

For this test, I will have you seated on the ______.

You will hold the contraction for 5 seconds and then relax. I will have you do this 3 times, and I will provide the 5-second ______ down for you.

Do you have any questions about this test before I ______?

The candidate should demonstrate any ranges or movements that are not clear or stated in ______ terms.

The biceps muscle does flexion of the elbow and shoulder as well as supination of the forearm, which is this ______.

The candidate should perform the muscle strength test bilaterally, but for exam purposes, they will only be demonstrating it on the ______ side.

The patient should inform the candidate if they start experiencing any pain or discomfort during the muscle strength test, as it is solely the candidate's responsibility to monitor ______.

The grade assigned to the patient's muscle strength is identified upon completion of three contractions held for ______ seconds each.

The candidate should check in with the patient after each contraction, enquiring about any pain or discomfort to ensure the patient's ______.

The candidate should resist the patient's movement based on the action of the tested muscle during a muscle strength test to assess the muscle's ______.

The candidate demonstrated the muscle strength test bilaterally during the exam.

The candidate should ask the patient if they experienced any pain or discomfort after each contraction.

The patient showed consistent strength throughout all 3 contractions with significant shaking near the end of the 3rd contraction.

The grade assigned to the muscle strength test was 5 out of 5, indicating some muscle pathology affecting strength or muscle contraction.

The candidate should resist the patient's movement based on the action of the untested muscle during a muscle strength test.

The candidate should demonstrate a muscle strength test for the triceps muscle.

During the test, the patient is instructed to hold the contraction for 3 seconds.

The candidate needs to ask the patient if they have any questions before proceeding with the test.

The purpose of a muscle strength test is to determine if the muscle has any flexibility issues.

The candidate should perform the muscle strength test unilaterally, demonstrating it on both sides.

The biceps muscle is responsible for flexion of the elbow, shoulder, and pronation of the forearm.

What is the purpose of a muscle strength test for the biceps brachii muscle?

Why does the candidate instruct the patient to hold the contraction for 5 seconds?

What should the candidate do if the patient shows significant shaking near the end of the 3rd contraction?

Why should the candidate demonstrate ranges or movements that are unclear in layperson's terms?

What is crucial for the candidate to do at the 'Check In' stage before starting the muscle strength test?

How many times should the patient perform the contraction during the muscle strength test for the biceps brachii muscle?

What is the purpose of performing multiple contractions during a muscle strength test?

How should the candidate instruct the patient regarding pain or discomfort during the muscle strength test?

Why does the candidate count down from five during each contraction?

What should the candidate do to provide effective resistance during the muscle strength test?

How should the candidate determine the grade for the patient's muscle strength?