Shoulder Resisted Tests and Testing | Clinical Physio Premium

[@marthacarranza4512]

Excellent video. Much easier and faster. Thank you.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You are very welcome! Thank you!

[@ZiaurRahman-hn4hl]

Thank you

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank YOU!

[@johnm8261]

when you do the resisted test, would you put the joint in mid range of the tested movement?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi John! Yes mid-range most common but you can do in different ranges if you feel it would be useful

[@The_Body_Sapient]

Thank you! Love your videos 🙌🏼

[@johnm8261]

@@ClinicalPhysio thanks!!🙏🏻

[@drorlebovitz]

im a bit confused, do you resist the movement or do they ? and is there a difference between that and the strength test? thank you in advance

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Hi! The clinician would resist the movement performed by the patient - and this is generally how you would test strength with manual muscle testing

[@drorlebovitz]

@@ClinicalPhysio thank you! Out of curiosity, what is the name of the test when you test for nerological weakness? When the patient resists the movement

[@ClinicalPhysio]

@@drorlebovitz that sounds like myotomal testing! We have a video on this if you want

[@drorlebovitz]

@@ClinicalPhysio absolutely ! Thank you!