Mc & Ml - Movement Analysis Quiz
FINAL EXAM
- 1.__________is the ability to perform a normal range of ADLS. It is task oriented and unique to each patient.
- A.
Participation
- B.
Function
- C.
Movement
- D.
Task analysis
- 2.What does not influence function?
- A.
Disease
- B.
Impairment
- C.
Environment
- D.
All of the above influence function
- 3.The first thing you look at when evaluating function...
- A.
How high their pain level is
- B.
Watch them walk up and down the stairs
- C.
If they have an lesions or abnormal lumps on their skin
- D.
Baseline posture and functional activity
- 4.What is not a component of movement?
- A.
Alignment
- B.
Running
- C.
Base of support
- D.
Sequencing
- 5.________ is the relationship between the body's COM over the BOS and the segmental relationships of the head, thorax, pelvis and UE & LE's to each other in all anatomical planes.
- A.
Sequence of Movement
- B.
Stability
- C.
Alignment
- D.
Mobility
- 6.Defines the order, occurrence, timing of changes and direction of the movement segments.
- A.
Sequence of movements
- B.
Mobility
- C.
Functional Activity
- D.
HOAC II model
- 7.When performing a baseline postural analysis, first start with ______ postures to assess your "starting position" to hypothesize area of hyer and hypomobility. Next identify mal-alignments and possible impairments.
- 8.When evaluating function, ask for the function that...
- A.
Reproduces the symptoms
- B.
Alleviates the symptoms
- C.
Is easiest for the patient to perform
- D.
Severely increases their pain level so you know how high their pain really can get
- 9.When evaluating function, what should you not look for?
- A.
Consistent areas of movement or restriction
- B.
Sequencing, stability, mobility
- C.
Symmetry right to left in ROM
- D.
All of the above are correct
- 10.When evaluating functional tasks, you want to compare your patient's movement pattern to "______"?
- 11.ICF model stands for ?
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