Mmt - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Human Movement Final USAHS Questions and Answers Already Passed Why do ROM testing? You complete ROM to understand a general overview from a ROM standpoint to evaluate what you want to look at closer. If you notice a deficit you would take more careful measures with a goni How can limits of motion affect occupation participation? Impairment in ROM can limit engagement in meaningful occupations. This can be a limiting factor in occupations. Look at demands of task! What is limiting engagement? O...

MSK1 Exam 1 Study Guide with Questions and Answers 6 Components of Patient/Client Management ANSWER Examination Evaluation Diagnosis Prognosis Intervention Outcomes Examination ANSWER a. "1st, be the detective and EXAM/gather the info" b. History (via intake forms) c. Systems Review d. Administer Tests & Measures (ROM, MMT, special tests) Evaluation ANSWER a. "I deduce this is important!" b. Make clinical judgement based on examination c. Develop i. Problem...

A 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket", after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the following symptoms: - pain 10/10 in shoulder - numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder - clicking when he "lifts his arm up" - decreased AROM in all planes Based on the initial presentation, which involved nerve would cause numbnes...

EXAM 2 - Cervical Disorders Verified A+ common disorders ️- cervical stenosis: foraminal, central canal - zygapophyseal joints (facets) - cervical disc lesions - cervical instability - cervicogenic headache (CH) - myofascial pain disorder/postural syndrome - whiplash-associated disorders cervical stenosis ️- narrowing of the intervertebral foramen (foraminal stenosis) OR narrowing of the vertebral canal (central stenosis) • in our 20s we begin to get fissures on disc, the disc dehy...

Assistive Technology: Exam 2 (Orthotics) - Orthotics for Neuro Population Describe: Orthosis Evaluation Process Patient evaluation process 1) Personal history: employment, hobbies, living status (alone, assisted), etc 2) Medical history: dx, prognosis, other medical conditions, surgical procedures, etc 3) Functional MMT: focus on general muscle groups and functional strength 4) Functional ROM: Midtarsal, subtalar, talocrural, knee and hip joints 5) Observational gait assessment: have a p...

best steps to confirm BONE diagnosis correct answers AROM ST PFT best steps to confirm JOINT diagnosis correct answers AROM PROM C PROM A ST best steps to confirm LIGAMENT diagnosis & TR correct answers PROM A ST PFT best steps to confirm MUSCLE/TENDON diagnosis correct answers MSTT/MMT MLT PFT best steps to confirm BURSA diagnosis correct answers AROM PROM C PFT best steps to confirm JOINT TR correct answers PROM A ST PROM C best steps to confirm MUSCLE/TENDO...

COTA Questions and Correct Answers (100% Pass)

What are the measurements that should be taken when casting a TT prosthesis? correct answers Circumference every 2", starting 4 inches proximal to MPT AP @ MPT and Popliteal Fossa ML@ Femoral Condyles Proximal ML above Femoral Condyles Limb Length Tibial Length MPT to Floor Shoe Size/Foot Length What history contents should be taken at the initial evaluation of a patient correct answers Cause of amputation and/date Comorbidities Any issues with contralateral limb or upper extremit...

A 15 yr old female athlete reports that she is suffering from pain and moderate cramping in the right side of abdomen. Athlete has low grade fever, nausea, and has tenderness. What is the MOST appropriate action for the AT? a. Administor anti- inflammatory to the athlete b. Administer an antacid to the athlete c. Have the athlete transported to the emergency room d. Hold the athlete out of physical activity and observe her for other symptoms e. Treat athlete for a possible UTI - c. Have t...

where is biomechanical FOR used most often - physical disabilities/dysfunctions, cardiopulmonary, musculoskeletal, orthopedic biomechanical FOR - used to examine movement in the context of an activity or occupation. assesses musculoskeletal problems such as ROM, strength, endurance. measures functional progress and used to restore/maintain function assessments in biomechanical FOR - ROM, MMT (strength), perceived rate of exertion interventions in biomechanical FOR - active/passive stretch...