Which of the following are contraindications for a transesophageal echocardiogram? (Mark all that apply. There are 5)

Label the anatomy from the TEE image.

_______________________________ (defined by Knuttgen and Kraemer) is the “Maximal force a muscle or muscle group can generate at a specified or determined velocity.”

When measuring edema, you want to:

Match appropriate ROM value with corresponding motion

A PTA observes the pt ‘s gait during a therapy session. The pt. externally rotates the leg and uses the hip adductors to swing leg around during swing phase. What common gait deviation best describes the action of the pt?

The most appropriate testing motion to perform when assessing supination ROM on the patient’s left forearm would be to:

When using the tape measure to record right lateral trunk flexion: the PTA asks the pt to lean to the right as far as possible so the right hand slides down the side of the leg. How is the measurement taken and recorded?

A PTA performed a MMT on a patient for pelvic elevation and recorded a grade of 2/5 of the quadratus lumborum. What was the patient able to demonstrate during the test for a grade of 2/5 to be assigned?

_________________of various Activities of Daily Living assist the clinician in identifying motor dysfunction that limits the individual’s ability to function.