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What is the purpose of applying overpressure at the end of the ROM during a passive movement assessment?
What is the purpose of applying overpressure at the end of the ROM during a passive movement assessment?
- To speed up the passive ROM assessment
- To assess the quality of end feel (correct)
- To determine if the joint is moving properly
- To prevent the end feel sensation
Why is it important to perform passive ROM assessment slowly and carefully when testing end feel?
Why is it important to perform passive ROM assessment slowly and carefully when testing end feel?
- To increase the flexibility of the joint
- To save time during the assessment
- To avoid misinterpretation of end feel (correct)
- To cause discomfort to the patient
In assessing end feel, what is a critical aspect to ensure proper determination?
In assessing end feel, what is a critical aspect to ensure proper determination?
- Speeding up the passive motion
- Ignoring any symptoms reported by the patient
- Applying excessive pressure
- Securing stabilization of the bone proximal to the joint (correct)
When should an examiner consider giving a more vigorous treatment during passive movement assessment?
When should an examiner consider giving a more vigorous treatment during passive movement assessment?
What should be avoided when assessing end feel to prevent interference with its determination?
What should be avoided when assessing end feel to prevent interference with its determination?
How can an examiner decide if more gentle or vigorous treatment is needed during passive movement assessment?
How can an examiner decide if more gentle or vigorous treatment is needed during passive movement assessment?
What should be considered when an examiner determines the type of treatment to give based on pain or restriction?
What should be considered when an examiner determines the type of treatment to give based on pain or restriction?