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Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart: Grade Percentage Description

The Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart assigns a grade from 0 to 5 to indicate the strength of a muscle, with 5 being normal strength with full resistance and 0 indicating no evidence of muscle contractility. Higher grades from 4 to 5 represent complete range of motion against increasing levels of gravity and resistance, while lower grades from 1 to 3 have decreasing levels of motion even with gravity eliminated.

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Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart: Grade Percentage Description

The Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart assigns a grade from 0 to 5 to indicate the strength of a muscle, with 5 being normal strength with full resistance and 0 indicating no evidence of muscle contractility. Higher grades from 4 to 5 represent complete range of motion against increasing levels of gravity and resistance, while lower grades from 1 to 3 have decreasing levels of motion even with gravity eliminated.

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Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart

Grade Percentage Description

5 (Normal) 100 Complete range of motion against gravity with


full resistance

4 (Good) 75 Complete range of motion against gravity with


some resistance

3 (Fair) 50 Complete range of motion against gravity with


no resistance

2 (Poor) 25 Complete range of motion with gravity


eliminated

1 (Trace) 10 Evidence of slight contractility with no evidence


of joint motion even with gravity eliminated

0 (Zero) 0 No evidence of muscle contractility

Manual Muscle Strength Grading Chart Grade Percentage Description 5 (Normal) 100 Complete range of motion against gravity wit

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