The neck flexor muscle endurance test is a clinical assessment used to evaluate the endurance and strength of the deep cervical flexor muscles. This clinical test involves maintaining a chin tuck position for as long as possible to assess muscle endurance.

Neck Flexor Endurance Test
Learn about the Neck Flexor Endurance Test, including how it is conducted and what it measures. Download Carepatron's free PDF example to see how this test is performed.
Neck Flexor Endurance Test Template
Commonly asked questions
A positive Cervical Flexion Rotation Test indicates dysfunction or instability in the upper cervical spine. It is characterized by the inability to maintain cervical rotation while performing a chin tuck, suggesting potential cervical spine pathology.
Deep neck flexor strength can be measured using manual muscle testing or specialized equipment such as a dynamometer. It involves assessing the force generated by the deep cervical flexor muscles during specific movements or resistive tasks.
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