Hip
__________ is part of the posterior capsule and reinforces the hip during extreme flexion and extension.
Arcuate ligament
End feel of Knee Flexion
Soft/Tissue Approximation
This ligament provides stability against maximum inversion at the ankle and subtalar joints.
Calcaneofibular ligament
_______ has a heavy or fat body build
Endomorph
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This is when the patient is in the supine crook-lying position (i.e., hip at 45° flexion, knee at 90° flexion) with the knees together. (STAND ALONE)
Bent-Knee Fall-Out Test
(DOUBLE POINTS) TRUE or FALSE: Posteromedial instability of the maybe caused by your ACL and ITB.
FALSE
Bulging of the medial shoe wall indicates _______ what malaignment?
Everted Foot
During Anterior View Assessment, Where do you the line of gravity on the hips?
Between ASIS
Cervical radiculopathy would produce what sign or symptom among the following?
sphincter dysfunction | reflex hypoactivity
Wartenberg sign |spastic weakness
reflex hypoactivity
In hip functional kinematics = Hip flexion results in knee _____ and ankle __________.
Flexion and Dorsiflexion
A lateral tibial portion would have what possible correlated motion in the foot?
Out toeing
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The patient lies prone or kneels on a chair with the feet over the edge of the table or chair. While the patient is relaxed, the examiner squeezes the calf muscles. Indicate what test this is + the positive sign.
Thompson's/Simmond's = No plantarflexion
Give 2 checklist for the Ottawa Rule for Fracture
Tenderness over the lateral malleolus, extending up to 6 cm (2.4 inches) proximally
Tenderness over the medial malleolus, extending up to 6 cm (2.4 inches) proximally
Tenderness over the navicular bone
Tenderness over the base of the fifth metatarsal
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In elderly women, they are more prone to what type of fracture?
osteoporotic femoral neck fractures
The patient lies in the prone position with the knee flexed to 90°. The patient’s thigh is then anchored to the examining table with the examiner’s knee . The examiner medially and laterally rotates the tibia, combined first with distraction, while noting any restriction, excessive movement, or discomfort. Then the process is repeated using compression. What is this test?
instead of distraction. If rotation plus distraction is more
painful or shows increased rotation relative to the normal
side, the lesion is probably ligamentous.
Apley's Test
Grade 2/ 2nd Degree
In posterior pelvic tilt, what would be Possible Correlated/Motions or Postures:
Hip extension
Choose one person outside the group
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You are assessing a patient who performed squat. Which muscle might be tight that may cause buttwink? (CHOOSE YOUR BEST FIGHTER)
Iliopsoas
You observed a patients posture. You noticed that the patient has Ipsilateral Pelvic Lateral Rotation, Excessive Subtalar Supination and In-Toeing. What would be the possible malalignment?
Genu Valgum
Achilles Tendon*, FHL, FDL, TA
What Possible Compensatory Action of the Knee if the client has Anterior pelvic tilt?
Hyperextended knees
stabilize the distal humerus with one hand and palpates the distal forearm with the other. Valgus stress is applied continuously. What is this test and if the patient feels pain at flexion beyond 55 degrees what would be the structure affected?
Medial (Ulnar) Collateral Ligament (Valgus Test) Posterior bundle