Manual Muscle Testing Grading (MMT Grades)
The MMT Grades has six levels (Grades 0 to 5): Grade 0: No visible or palpable contraction. Grade…
Read Full Entry →Neurological Examination contains all special test used to evaluate the nervous system, sensory and motor responses, especially reflexes.
The MMT Grades has six levels (Grades 0 to 5): Grade 0: No visible or palpable contraction. Grade…
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The dizziness test is used to identify whether dizziness is caused by issues in vertebral arteries or semicircular…
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The patient is seated, and the examiner stands behind the patient with his or her fingers over the…
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Hautant’s Test has two parts and is used to differentiate dizziness or vertigo caused by articular problems from…
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The Myotome Testing evaluates the strength of the muscle contraction; however it should be remembered that a weak…
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What is the Buffalo concussion treadmill test used for? 1. To investigate exercise tolerance in patients with postconcussive…
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The Whispered Voice Test is a straightforward evaluation to assess a patient's hearing ability. During the test, the…
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The Weber Test remains a cornerstone in the audiological assessment, offering a quick and effective means to evaluate…
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The Schwabach Test is a comparative hearing assessment that measures bone conduction thresholds of a patient against those…
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The Rinne test is an essential diagnostic tool in the assessment of hearing capabilities. It helps differentiate between…
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The Drop Ruler Test stands out as a straightforward yet effective tool for gauging reaction times. This simple…
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The King Devick test is a straightforward, yet effective, visual scanning test that typically takes between 2 to…
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