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Movement Analysis Assignment Instructions

For this assignment, you will have to perform a movement assessment/analysis. You will be assigned an activity/motion and will have to detail the following:

Muscle/Joint movements performed

Strength required to perform motion

The impact of physiological factors

Possible treatment interventions for clients affected by impairments

Please review the photo of your assigned activity (below) to gain an understanding of positioning, etc.

*INDICATE ONLY THE MOVEMENTS DEMONSTRATED IN THE IMAGE PROVIDED TO COMPLETE THE CHARTS.

Please see the chart below as to which movement you are assigned. Photos of each motion have been provided for your review:

If your last name begins with…

Your assigned movement/motion is….

S-Z

Hitting a tennis ball

N-R

Pushing up to stand from a chair 

H-M

Performing a “downward dog” yoga pose 

A-G

Donning a pullover shirt 

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Hitting a Tennis Ball

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Young Athletic Man Putting on Shirt in Park Stock Photo - 35985674

Downward Dog Pose

Donning a pullover shirt

Please remember the following:

This assessment will be for the upper extremities only. ONLY INDICATE THE MOVEMENTS/MUSCLES/JOINTS THAT ARE USED IN THE STILL SHOT PICTURE PROVIDED (do not include movements or positions the person may have performed before or after what is seen in the photo). (While many of these activities may involve the entire body, it is not necessary to detail the lower body.)

You are encouraged to research the movement and/or perform it on your own to get a “feel” for how your arm moves to mimic the position in the photo. When doing so, be sure to pay close attention to the upper extremity, how it must move, and most importantly how impairments may affect the ability to perform the motion.

Please be as detailed as possible when completing the charts. You will be graded on both completeness and content. Answers such as ‘N/A’ and to indicate “the same as above” will not be accepted.

This assignment is designed to be both comprehensive and interesting. It will take you some time to complete. Please don’t wait ‘until the last minute’ to complete the chart. Take your time and think about each section.

Be sure to utilize the following learning materials that are present in the module to complete the chart:

Muscle Reference Chart – to identify which UE muscles would be utilized/affected by the movement. Do not simply copy/paste the entire chart; only certain movements of each body part (shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand) are needed to complete each activity. Points will be deducted for copying/pasting!

Areas of Measurement Chart - to indicate as to how you would measure progress week-to-week.

Module One videos.

Trail Guide to the Body and Early text readings.

Please explore intervention ideas/options in the Occupational Therapy TOOLKIT text required for this course.

You can also watch the following video on “OT & Therapeutic Activities” to gain some ideas for treatment interventions. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLIGzCFh-eg

Be sure to carefully read the instructions in the last chart; when developing treatment ideas, make sure that they are OCCUPATION-BASED.

Submit the completed assignment to the dropbox by the indicated due date/time.

My Assigned Motion: Click or tap here to enter text.

Copy/Paste the picture of your movement here (copy the image from above):

Movements Involved:

Body Part

Movements (list all UE movements seen in your picture; please differentiate whether the movement is done with the right or left arm)

Why is this movement needed to complete the activity?

Shoulder

Example:

R shoulder flexion

L shoulder abduction

Example:

Right shoulder flexion is needed so that the person can push their arm overhead to get it through the sleeve.

Left shoulder abduction is needed so that ….

(explain each movement)

Elbow

Forearm

Wrist

Hand/Fingers

Muscles Involved:

Body Part

Muscles Involved

What movements do each of these muscles perform? (hint: this should match your movements column in the previous chart)

Shoulder/Scapula

Elbow

Forearm

Wrist

Hand/Fingers

Joints Involved:

Body Part

Associated Joints

What does each joint do to contribute to the movement/activity?

Shoulder/Scapula

Elbow

Forearm

Wrist

Hand/Fingers

Strength Required:

*NOTE: strength measurements should always be listed as the grade number /5. Example: 4/5*

Body Part

Movement

(Hint: these should match the movements listed in your 1st chart)

MMT Strength Required

MMT Strength Description

Shoulder

Elbow

Forearm

Wrist

Hand/Fingers

Physiological Factors:

Factor

How is this factor necessary for completing the assigned movement/activity?

How would an impairment in that factor impact performance?

Activity tolerance

Endurance

Muscle Tone

Balance (sitting or standing)

Proprioception

Treatment Planning:

If client presented with impairments concerning:

Appropriate treatment ideas - list at least 2 for each impairment and ONE must be OCCUPATION BASED

How would I measure progress from week-to-week?

(Use Areas of Measurement Chart)

Decreased shoulder flexion/extension

Decreased elbow flexion/extension

Decreased wrist flexion/ extension

Poor Hand/Finger grasp (fine motor coordination)

Decreased Endurance

Poor Balance (sitting or standing)