Upper Extremity
A groove in which the long head of the biceps runs through
What is intertubercular groove
A structure used to measure the drop in arch height in the foot
What is navicular tuberosity?
A boney structure that is found between mastoid process and angle of the mandible
What is C1 transverse process?
Considered a floating rib and attachment site for quadratus lumborum
What is 12th rib?
An excessive anterior tilt of the pelvis will cause a shortening of this muscle
What is iliopsoas?
A shoulder range of motion that requires the elbow to be slightly bent
What is shoulder complex or glenohumeral extension
You need at least 45 degrees in this joint for push off during gait
What is: Metatarsophalangeal Joint
1st MTP Joint (0-70°)
The only motion in the cervical spine that does not have a normal range of motion of 0-45
The only thoracolumbar ROM assessment that test general flexibility?
A posture in the foot that is characterized by having decreased mobility
What is pes cavus?
A tight muscle that attaches to this boney prominence will cause the scapula to anteriorly tilt
What is coracoid process
Boney attachment site for the longest muscle in the body that separates the lateral and medial femoral triangles
What is ASIS
A muscle that is a deep anterior neck muscle between the trachea and SCM
What is longus colli?
A MMT where you must clear the umbilicus
What is thoracic or lumbar extension?
You would the Q angle measurement to determine the severity of this knee posture
What is genu valgus?
A scapular upward rotator and abductor
What is serratus anterior
Arthrokinematics of open chain tibiofemoral movement
Roll and slide same
A MMT that mainly test the strength of the suboccipitals
What is capital extension?
A muscle that crosses 2-4 intervertebral junctions and most developed in the lumbosacral region
What is multifidus?
Forward head posture causes weakness in these neck muscles
What is deep cervical flexors?
A motion of the shoulder that is described in arthrokinematic terms of: roll anterior slide posterior
What is shoulder internal rotation?
A strength test to perform on this muscle when the patient has a trendelenburg sign while ambulating
What is glut medius strength?
A muscle that is causing patient pain with mastication, upon evaluation pain is elicited with cotton roll bite test on the ipsilateral side, elevation of mandible, ipsilateral deviation, and protrusion.
What is the masseter?
A person with excessive thoracic kyphosis will have a shortening of this anterior muscle
What is pectoralis major?
Name for a scoliotic curve that has a convexity on the left side of the thoracic spine
What is L thoracic scoliotic curve?