Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) of the forearm is a technique used to assess the strength and function of the muscles in the forearm. It is commonly performed by healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists or doctors, to evaluate the integrity of the muscles and identify any weakness or pathology. Forearm Supination Testing muscles SupinatorBiceps brachii…
Name of the special blood circulation and swelling test is: Digit blood flow Test: What is the procedure for the digit blood flow? Hand volume test: What is the importance of the hand volume test? Hand volume test
Manual muscle testing of the elbow involves assessing the strength and function of specific muscles around the elbow joint. It is commonly used in physical therapy, rehabilitation, and sports medicine to evaluate muscle strength, detect muscle imbalances, and monitor progress during treatment. Here’s a step-by-step guide for manual muscle testing of the elbow: Elbow Flexion…
Manual muscle testing of the shoulder is a technique used to assess the strength and function of various muscles around the shoulder joint. It is commonly performed by healthcare professionals such as physical therapists, occupational therapists, and physicians. The testing helps in diagnosing muscle weakness, determining the extent of an injury or condition, tracking progress…
What is the purpose of the Figure Eight Measurement of the Hand? The edema, or swelling, over the hand, is measured using a figure-eight test on the hand. Technique When comparing tension-controlled measuring tape with standard tape, this method is approved Step 1: A hand is placed on the table’s edge. Step 2: Use the…
Description The transverse ligament stress test is a diagnostic test used to assess the integrity of the transverse ligament in the cervical spine. The test is often performed by healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists or physicians, to evaluate patients who may have suffered a neck injury or have a condition that affects the stability…
Definition/Description Clinical Anatomy Purpose Technique Modification The alternative vertebral artery test is shown below, it may be used in specific cases. For example, in the examination of an individual with supposed BPPV. Evidence For the past 30 years, people have been using this test. A number of researchers have noted a decrease in the lumen, however many…
Description Vertebral and internal carotid artery testing is an important part of the cervical spine assessment in cases where end-range mobilization and manipulation therapy procedures are being evaluated, especially when the procedures include a rotatory component and the upper cervical spine. The vertebral artery has become more susceptible to damage when it leaves the cervical spine’s…
Introduction The Craniocervical Flexion Test (CCFT) is a clinical assessment used by healthcare professionals, particularly physiotherapists, to evaluate the activation and strength of the deep cervical flexor muscles in the neck. These muscles are important for stabilizing the neck and head during movements, and their weakness or dysfunction can lead to chronic neck pain, headaches,…
The first rib mobility test is generally used for an examination of the thoracic spine, the examiner ( therapist ) should always check for the mobility of the first rib when examining the cervical spine. Mostly if side flexion is restricted and there is pain or any tenderness in the area of the first rib…
