Exam 16: Types of Joint Motion and Musculoskeletal Assessment

What term is the same as joint mobilization?

Which of the following summarizes an entire research article?

A sprain is defined as damage to what structure?

When trying to locate and palpate a muscle,in which direction is it best to strum the muscle?

Resisted motion usually results in what type of contraction?

If a client is positive for pain with active range of motion and negative for pain with resisted motion,what type of injury does the client have?

If the soft tissue limiting a joint motion is ligament,what type of end-feel is felt?

Which of the following word roots means to assist in judging?

If a client is positive for pain with active range of motion,what type of injury can the client have?

To be able to palpate a target muscle it is most important to know its:

Symptoms are characterized as being:

If a client has decreased flexion of the right thigh at the hip joint,which of the following muscles is most likely in need of soft-tissue work?

Pain is an example of a(n):

A strain is defined as damage to what structure?

If a client has decreased range of motion,the muscles that are most likely in need of stretching are the:

When working on a client,on which of the following do we base our care?

Which of the following word roots means a decision?

During musculoskeletal assessment,resisted motion will create pain if the client has a:

Joint motion that is begun actively and completed passively by momentum is called:

Blood pressure is an example of: