Table 3.

Correct, compensatory, and incomplete movement qualities and conditions for each task.

Task	Movement Qualities	Conditions
1. Cup to shelf	Correct	Use normal movement patterns.
	Compensatory	Non-cylindrical grasp (e.g., from the top of the cup); Pronation of forearm to grasp; Shoulder and scapular elevation/shoulder hiking with lift of cup during reach to shelf; Forward flexion of trunk with lift of cup to reach shelf; Trunk lateral lean (away from tested side) with lift of cup to reach shelf; Task performed with slowed speed.
	Incomplete	Cannot grasp due to weakness; Too forceful of grasp yields inability to grasp cup; Dysmetria (alternating too far/too close) yields inability to grasp cup; Dysmetria (toward affected side) yields inability to grasp cup; Grasp completed but unable to lift cup from table; Grasped, cup lifted from table, unable to reach to shelf; Grasped, cup lifted from table, drops cup before reaching shelf; Grasped, lifted and reached top of shelf, unable to release grip from cup, bring cup back to start position and release using non-tested hand.
2. Cup to mouth	Correct	Use normal movement patterns.
	Compensatory	Shoulder and scapular elevation/shoulder hike; Scapular/shoulder retraction with lift of cup (exaggerated); Forward flexion of trunk with lift of cup; Trunk extension with lift of cup; Trunk lateral lean (away from affected side) with lift of cup; Forward neck flexion when lifting cup to mouth; Task performed with slow speed.
	Incomplete	Cannot grasp due to weakness; Too forceful of grasp yields inability to grasp cup; Dysmetria (alternating too far/too close) yields inability to grasp cup; Dysmetria (toward affected side) yields inability to grasp cup; Grasp completed but unable to lift cup from table; Grasp completed, cup lifted from table, unable to reach mouth; Grasped, lifted to mouth, unable to release grip from cup, non-tested hand used to release cup; Grasp completed, cup lifted from table, drops cup before reaching mouth.
3. Tong use	Correct	Use normal movement patterns.
	Compensatory	Shoulder/scapular elevation/shoulder hiking with transfer of block; Excessive scapular/shoulder retraction with lift/transfer of block; Forward trunk flexion with reach/lift of tongs/transfer of block; Trunk lateral lean (away from tested side) with reach/lift/transfer of block; Task performed with slowed speed; Sliding arm or hand across table to reach tongs, block, or targets.
	Incomplete	Cannot grasp tongs due to weakness; Dysmetria (too close) yields inability to pick up block; Dysmetria (toward affected side) yields inability to pick up block; Grasped tongs, picked up block, unable to reach target #2, tongs and block returned to target #1; Grasped tongs, lifted block and reached to target #2, unable to release block, block returned to target #1 and removed from tongs with non-tested hand; Grasp completed, tongs lifted from table, drops block before reaching target.
4. Finger food	Correct	Use normal movement patterns.
	Compensatory	Key grip used; Raking/full-handed grasp used; Sliding block off table to lift; Scapular elevation/shoulder hiking with lift of block or reach; Excessive scapular/shoulder retraction with lift/transfer of block; Forward flexion of trunk with reach/lift/transfer of block; Trunk extension with lift/transfer of block; Trunk lateral lean (away from tested side) with reach/lift/transfer of block; Task performed with slowed speed; Slide arm across table to reach block/transport block.
	Incomplete	Cannot grasp due to weakness; Too forceful of grasp yields inability to grasp block; Dysmetria (too close) yields inability to grasp block; Dysmetria (toward affected side) yields inability to grasp block; Unable to extend arm to reach target #3; Unable to release grip on block once moved to target #1, remove block with non-tested side; Drops block before reaching target #1.