Question 1

In the Joint Compression Test, pain indicates an issue with the ___.

Accepted Answer

joint

Question 2

Identifying the key components to special tests for the ___ is an objective.

Accepted Answer

TMJ

Question 3

___ is a passive accessory movement involving the forward movement of the TMJ.

Accepted Answer

Anterior glide

Question 4

One of the passive accessory movements for TMJ is ___.

Accepted Answer

Distraction

Question 5

The ___ muscle is one of the muscles palpated during a TMJ examination.

Accepted Answer

Temporalis

Question 6

The normal range of motion for TMJ retrusion is ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

3-4

Question 7

An objective is to identify the key components to a TMJ ___ exam.

Accepted Answer

ROM

Question 8

In TMJ Manual Muscle Testing, ___ refers to the upward movement of the jaw.

Accepted Answer

Elevation

Question 9

During the Separation Clench Test, the clinician will ___ the ipsilateral joint and ___ the contralateral joint.

Accepted Answer

gap, compress

Question 10

Palpation of the ___ is essential to assess the condition of the TMJ.

Accepted Answer

Joint

Question 11

Identifying the key components to a TMJ ___ exam is one of the objectives.

Accepted Answer

MMT

Question 12

___ are areas of skin innervated by sensory fibers from a single spinal nerve.

Accepted Answer

Dermatomes

Question 13

The ___ Test is used to assess the separation of the TMJ during clenching.

Accepted Answer

Separation Clench

Question 14

___ Sign is a test for upper motor neuron lesions involving the fingers.

Accepted Answer

Hoffman’s

Question 15

In the Separation Clench Test, the patient is asked to bite down on a ___ ___.

Accepted Answer

cotton roll

Question 16

The ___ muscles are palpated to evaluate their involvement in TMJ dysfunction.

Accepted Answer

Pterygoids

Question 17

One of the objectives is to identify the key components to a ___ screen.

Accepted Answer

neuro

Question 18

The ___ Test evaluates the compression of the TMJ joint.

Accepted Answer

Joint Compression

Question 19

In the Separation Clench Test, pain on the same side indicates a problem with the ___.

Accepted Answer

muscle

Question 20

The Upper Quarter Neuro Screen includes testing ___, ___, and ___.

Accepted Answer

Dermatomes, Myotomes, Reflexes

Question 21

The Joint Compression Test involves applying a ___ force through the mandible.

Accepted Answer

superior

Question 22

TMJ elevation is assessed when the mouth is ___.

Accepted Answer

closed

Question 23

In the Separation Clench Test, pain on the opposite side indicates a problem with the ___.

Accepted Answer

joint

Question 24

Testing ___ involves assessing the involuntary response of muscles to stimuli.

Accepted Answer

Reflexes

Question 25

In TMJ Manual Muscle Testing, ___ refers to the downward movement of the jaw.

Accepted Answer

Depression

Question 26

The ___ test is used to check for abnormal reflexes in the foot.

Accepted Answer

Babinski

Question 27

___ are groups of muscles primarily innervated by the motor fibers of a single spinal nerve.

Accepted Answer

Myotomes

Question 28

The normal range of motion for TMJ depression is ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

40

Question 29

The ___ muscle is palpated to assess its role in jaw movement and TMJ function.

Accepted Answer

Masseter

Question 30

Using clinical reasoning to identify why ___ examination findings might be present is an objective.

Accepted Answer

abnormal

Question 31

The passive accessory movements for TMJ include medial/lateral ___.

Accepted Answer

glide

Question 32

The ___ Nerve Exam is a component of the Neuro Screen.

Accepted Answer

Cranial

Question 33

In TMJ Manual Muscle Testing, ___ refers to the side-to-side movement of the jaw.

Accepted Answer

Lateral excursion

Question 34

The normal range of motion for TMJ protrusion is ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

7

Question 35

___ is a test that involves rapid, rhythmic contractions of a muscle.

Accepted Answer

Clonus

Question 36

During the Joint Compression Test, you need to load ___ joints.

Accepted Answer

both

Question 37

The normal range of motion for TMJ lateral excursion is ___ mm.

Accepted Answer

8-11

Question 38

One objective is to identify the key components to a TMJ ___ exam.

Accepted Answer

palpation