Chapter 6 - [Hip] knee & thigh

Question 1

Single plane movements knee

Answer 1

Flexion

Extension

Question 2

Knee Muscles Main muscles

Answer 2

Semitendinosus
Semimembranosus
Biceps Femoris
Gastrocs

Question 3

Knee Flexion normal end feel and plane

Answer 3

soft tissue approximation, sagittal plane

Question 4

Knee Extension Main muscles

Answer 4

Rectus Femoris
Vastus lateralis
Vastus Medialis
Vastus Intermedius

Question 5

Knee Extension normal end feel and plane

Answer 5

Firm tissue stretch, sagittal

Question 6

Single plane movements hip and pelvis

Answer 6

Flexion 
extension 
medial rotation 
lateral rotation 
Abduction 
Adduction

Question 7

Hip Flexion main muscles

Answer 7

rectus femoris
iliopsoas
TFL

Question 8

Hip Flexion normal end feel and plane

Answer 8

tissue stretch, sagittal

Question 9

Hip Extension Main muscles

Answer 9

Glute max

Hamstrings

Question 10

Hip Extension normal end feel and plane

Answer 10

Tissue stretch, sagittal

Question 11

Medial hip rotation Main muscles

Answer 11

Glute med
Glute min
TFL
Semitendinosus

Question 12

Medial hip normal end feel and plane

Answer 12

Tissue stretch, transverse

Question 13

Lateral hip rotation Main muscles

Answer 13

Glute max

Hamstrings

Question 14

Lateral hip normal end feel and plane

Answer 14

Tissue stretch, transverse

Question 15

Hip Abduction Main muscles

Answer 15

Glute Med
Glute min
TFL& Piriformis when hip flexed)

Question 16

Hip Abduction normal end feel and plane

Answer 16

soft tissue stretch, frontal

Question 17

Hip Adduction Main muscles

Answer 17

Adductor group (Adductor longus) Gracilis

Question 18

Hip Adduction normal end feel and plane

Answer 18

Soft tissue approximation, frontal

Question 19

Patellofemoral Syndrome [H]

Answer 19

H: anterior knee pain, made worse with activities like running, jumping, stairs up or down, hiking, squatting. Better with rest. May have started a new activity

*Sitting for long periods w/ knee in flexion will aggrevate

Question 20

Patellofemoral Syndrome [O, P]

Answer 20

O: May have Genu Valgus
P: Vastus lateralis or ITB may be HT

Question 21

Patellofemoral Syndrome [R]

Answer 21

AROM pain possible with weight bearing flex, crepitus,

PROM