Flex your knowledge and put your understanding of range of motion exercises to the test with our captivating "Range of Motion Exercises Quiz"! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of the principles and techniques involved in maintaining joint flexibility and mobility.
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The amount of strength that occurs at a joint.
Amount of movement that occurs at a joint.
The flexibility of the muscles around a joint.
The ability to lift heavy weights.
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X-ray
Goniometer
Compass
Arthrometer
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Environmental
Skeletal
Psychological and Psychosocial
Subject
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Methodological and measurement
Skeletal
Environmental
Subject
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Skeletal
Methodological and measurement
Environmental
Psychosocial & psychological
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Physiologic (NORMAL)
Pathological
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180-degree system
360-degree system
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180-degree system
360-degree system
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Physiologic (NORMAL)
Pathological
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Skeletal
Subject
Psychological and Psychosocial
Methodological and Measurement Factors
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The rivet of the goniometer
Used to describe the amount of pressure used to position a client's U.E in order to measure AAROM
A reference point used in goniometric measurements
A term used in physics to describe a balance point
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True
False
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Metric and English (Most common)
180 degree (most common)and 360 degree
Acute (more common) and obtuse
O.S and D.O.S
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More objective due to motion being controlled by the examiners.
How much dead weight the therapist can lift.
The integrity of the articular surfaces, the extensibility of the joint capsule, ligaments, and muscles.
Both A and C
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True
False
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D, B, A, C
C, B, A, D
D, C, A, B
A, C, D, B
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Moveable arm: is placed on a specific bony landmark; may move throughout the range of movement
Fulcrum: lies parallel to the longitudinal axis (fulcrum) of the FIXED distal joint or will point toward a distal bony prominence
Stationary arm: lies parallel to the longitudinal axis of the MOVING distal joint segment and/or points toward the proximal bony prominence
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Subject, Psychological and Psychosocial, Environmental, Skeletal, and Methodological and Measurement Factors.
ADLs, work, play, leisure, social, cultural.
The time of day, how much swelling a patient has at the time of therapy, the type of injury, how lubricated the joint is.
All of the above
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Hyperextension measurements
13 additional degrees of extension available past the zero starting point and that there was 135 degrees of flexion
As lacking 13 degrees of extension but having 135 degrees of flexion
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True
False
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Subject
Psychological and Psychosocial
Skeletal
Methodological and Measurement Factors
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Regions of marked osteoporosis
Client has a fever, and osteoarthritis is suspected
in painful conditions where ROM may increase suffering in people with hemophilia
In regions of hematomas, especially elbows, hips and/or knees in assessing joints if bony ankylosis is suspected Immediately after injury with soft tissue damage
Use extra care in presence of infectious or inflamed joints Client on pain or muscle relaxants; may mask pain response to too vigorous ROM
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