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MANUAL MUSCLE TESTING PROCEDURES For MMT8 TESTING
MANUAL MUSCLE TESTING PROCEDURES For MMT8 TESTING June 18, 2007 1 MUSCLE Groups in the MMT8 and Positions to Test: MUSCLE Groups Anti-Gravity Position Gravity-Eliminated Position Deltoid Sitting Supine Biceps Sitting Sitting/Sidelying Wrist extensors Sitting Neutral Quadriceps Sitting Sidelying Ankle dorsiflexors Sitting Sidelying Neck flexors Supine Sidelying Gluteus medius Sidelying Supine Gluteus maximus Prone Sidelying DELTOID Position of Patient: With the patient sitting the elbow should be flexed to indicate the neutral position of rotation.
Muscle Groups in the MMT8 and Positions to Test: Muscle Groups . Anti-Gravity Position
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