Which of the following is not a way in which the physician tests a patient's muscle strength?

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The physician tests a patient's muscle strength by having them perform active exercises, which involve the patient contracting their muscles against an external force or gravity. Examples of these exercises include pressing down on the shoulders while the patient tries to shrug, having the patient squeeze the physician's fingers, and pressing against the lower leg while the patient tries to extend it. Passive exercises, on the other hand, involve the physician moving the patient's limbs without any effort from the patient, and are not used to test muscle strength. Therefore, choice C (perform passive exercise for the patient) is not a way in which the physician tests a patient's muscle strength.

Which of the Following Is Not a Way in Which