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Old 13-02-2007, 02:47 PM
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Question Manual Muscles Testing

HI i m mukul fron india actully my area of problem is MMT. this concept is not clear in my mind i m allways confused in this topic plz help me ............tell me every aspect of this plz..........
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Re: Manual Muscles Testing

Try to learn the subject from your teachers there. Manual muscle testing is an essential skill developed in professional training of physiotherapy teaching. Teachniques are best illustrated in Daniels and Worthingum's manual muscles testing. Which areas of maual muscles testing are lacking, tell about that.
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Re: Manual Muscles Testing

Hey, i'm a student currently learning physio. Thru ur experiences as physiotherapist, i wanna know if there's an effective way to distinguish between grade 4 and 5 of manual muscle testing because the resistance applied may very for different therapist, which leads to unrealibility of the test.
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Re: Manual Muscles Testing

In doing the assessment of grade 4 and 5, please remember that in case of grade 4 some resistance should be applied at the end of the range. While in case of grade 5 full resistance should be applied at the end of the range. Resistance should not be applied throughout the range of motion as it will lead to a faulty assessment.

Further more, I'm also attaching here a concise review of manual muscle testing and muscle examination charts as an attachment here. Have a look over that dear.
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