WorksheetsTopic 3: Muscle Length Testing
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
Plantar flexor's stretch is limited when the knee is extended due to...
Passive Insufficiency
Active Insufficiency
Both
Neither
Plantar flexor's strength is reduced when the knee is flexed due to...
Active Insufficiency
Passive Insufficiency
Both
Neither
When the knee is placed in extension and ankle in dorsiflexion, the Gastrocnemius reaches active insufficiency.
TRUE
FALSE
When the knee is placed in flexion and ankle in plantar flexion, the Gastrocnemius reaches passive insufficiency.
TRUE
FALSE
When the shoulder & elbow is placed in flexion, the Triceps Brachii reaches passive insufficiency.
TRUE
FALSE
When the shoulder is placed in flexion & elbow in extension, the __________
Triceps Brachii reaches active insufficiency
Biceps Brachii reaches active insufficiency
Triceps Brachii reaches passive insufficiency
Biceps Brachii reaches passive insufficiency
None of the options
.
When the shoulder & elbow is placed in flexion, the __________
Triceps Brachii reaches active insufficiency
Triceps Brachii reaches passive insufficiency
Biceps Brachii reaches passive insufficiency
None of the options
Wrist and finger flexors become actively insufficient when ________.
wrist flexed and fingers extended
wrist extended and fingers flexed
both are fully extended
both are fully flexed
Biceps brachii is passively insufficient when__________
shoulder and elbow flexed
shoulder flexed, elbow extended
shoulder extended, elbow flexed
shoulder and elbow extended
Active insufficiency of the biceps brachii can be avoided ___________.
by extension of the elbow
by flexion of the elbow
by extension of the shoulder
by flexion of the shoulder
When a muscle cannot shorten anymore________________.
active insufficiency occurs with antagonist
active insufficiency occurs with agonist
passive insufficiency occurs with agonist
none of the options
When a muscle cannot stretch anymore __________.
passive insufficiency occurs with antagonist
active insufficiency occurs with agonist
passive insufficiency occurs with agonist
none of the options
During hip extension and knee flexion, _________
active insufficiency occurs in hamstring
passive insufficiency occurs in hamstring
active insufficiency occurs in quadriceps
passive insufficiency occurs in quadriceps
During hip flexion and knee extension, __________.
active insufficiency occurs in hamstring
passive insufficiency occurs in hamstring
active insufficiency occurs in quadriceps
passive insufficiency occurs in quadriceps
Which of the following statements is TRUE, when the wrist is flexed and fingers are extended.
active insufficiency of the flexors are eliminated
the flexors reaches active insufficiency
passive insufficiency of the extensors are eliminated
the extensors reaches active insufficiency
Which of the following is TRUE?
Forearm flexors become passively insufficient with simultaneous elbow extension
and wrist extension
Triceps brachii become passively insufficient with simultaneous shoulder flexion
and elbow flexion.
Passive insufficiency of the biceps can be avoided by extension of the shoulder.
Passive insufficiency of wrist extensors can be avoided by extension the wrist.
The following is correct, EXCEPT_______________.
Wrist and finger flexors become actively insufficient when fully flexed.
Passive insufficiency of the triceps brachii can be avoided by flexion the shoulder.
Active insufficiency of the biceps brachii can be avoided by extension the elbow.
Biceps brachii are actively insufficient with simultaneous shoulder flexion and
elbow flexion.
A patient was instructed to perform the stretching technique shown in the picture due to muscle tightness. Which of the following special test would be appropriate to identify the tight muscle?
90-90 SLR test
Ely's test
Thomas test
Ober's test
A therapist performed Ely's test and reported the outcome as positive. Which of the following exercise would be beneficial for the patient?
A therapist performed modified Thomas test and observed that the patient's knee slightly extends on the test side. Which of the following exercise is MOST APPROPRIATE for the patient?
Which of the following statement is CORRECT? Mostly, the.....
length of muscle that crosses a single joint is lesser than the joint range of motion
length of muscle that crosses multiple joint is as same as the joint range of motion
length of muscle that crosses multiple joint is lesser than the joint range of motion
length of muscle that crosses a single joint is more than the joint range of motion
Important observation/ marker during latissimus dorsi muscle length assessment?
extension of elbow
abduction of arm
extension of lumbar
flexion of arm
all of the options
Important observation/ marker during pectoralis major muscle length assessment is?
extension of neck
horizontal abduction
transverse flexion
none of the options
Which of the following is TRUE regarding biceps muscle length assessment?
The ROM of the shoulder flexion is taken
Fingers should be flexed during the assessment
Forearm should be pronated during the assessment
The ROM of the elbow extension is taken
Which of the following is a FALSE statement regarding forearm extensor muscle length assessment?
Elbow should be extended during the assessment
Shoulder should be abducted 70 degrees during the assessment
Fingers should be extended during the assessment
Forearm should be pronated during the assessment
