Clinical Integration IV: Hip Testing

Question 1

Hip Flexion ROM

Answer 1

120 (Knee Flexed)

70 to 90 (Knee Locked)

Question 2

Hip Extension, ADD ROM

Answer 2

30

Question 3

Hip Med Rot, Lat Rot., ABD ROM

Answer 3

45

Question 4

Toes Are Out During ____ Rotation

Answer 4

Lateral

Question 5

End Feel of Hip Flex, Ext, Med Rot, Lat Rot, ABD

Answer 5

Soft Tissue Stretch

Question 6

End Feel of Hip ADD

Answer 6

Soft Tissue Approximation

Question 7

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip Flex

Answer 7

• Iliopsoas
• Rectus Femoris
• Sartorius
• Pectineus
• ADD Longus and Magnus
• TFL
• Glut Med

Question 8

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip Ext

Answer 8

• Glut Max
• Hamstring
• Glut Med

Question 9

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip Med Rot

Answer 9

• Glut Med
• Glut Min
• TFL
• Semimembranosus
• Semitendinosus
• ADD Mag and Long

Question 10

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip Lat Rot

Answer 10

• Glut Max
• Piriformis
• Sartorius
• Biceps Femoris
• Glut Med
• Iliopsoas

Question 11

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip ABD

Answer 11

• Glut Med
• Glut Min
• TFL
• Sartorius

Question 12

Muscles Tested in MRT of Hip ADD

Answer 12

• ADD Mag, Long, Brevis
• Pectineus
• Gracilis

Question 13

Hip Special Test that Tests for Hypomobile/Hypermobile SI Joint

Answer 13

Gillet’s (Stork)

Question 14

Hip Special Test that Tests for Piriformis Syndrome

Answer 14

Pace Abduction

Question 15

Hip Special Test that Tests for Hip or SI Joint Pathology

Answer 15

FABER (Patrick’s)

Question 16

Hip Special Test that Tests for Hypertonicity in the Iliospoas and Rectus Femoris

Answer 16

Modified Thomas Test

Question 17

Hip Special Test that Tests for Strength of Gluteus Medius Muscle

Answer 17

Trendelenburg’s Sign

Question 18

Hip Special Test that Tests for Muscle Tightness Associated with ITB

Answer 18

Modified Ober’s

Question 19

Positive Test

Gillet’s/Stork

Answer 19

Thumb on the Test Side Moves Superiorly as the Knee Lifts

Question 20

Positive Test

Pace Abduction

Answer 20

Client experiences radiating pain down their posterior leg as the therapist attempts to press their knees together

Question 21

Positive Test

FABER (Patrick’s, Figure 4)

Answer 21

Pain in the Front (Hip Joint)

Pain in the Back (SI Joint)

Question 22

Positive Test

Modified Thomas

Answer 22

Thigh is Horizontal (Hypertonic Iliopsoas)

Lower Leg is Not Vertical (Hypertonic Rectus Femoris)

Question 23

Positive Test

Trendelenburg’s Sign

Answer 23

Pelvis on the non weight bearing side drops