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1
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the tibofibular joint has how many DOF?

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0

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2
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the talocrural joint has how many DOF?

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1 (hinge joint)

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3
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arthrokinematics of open chain plantar flexion

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talus rolls posterior and slides anterior

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4
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arthrokinematics of closed chain plantar flexion

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fibula/tibia rolls and slides posterior

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5
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arthrokinematics of open chain dorsiflexion

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talus rolls anterior and slides posterior

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6
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arthrokinematics of closed chain dorsiflexion

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tibia/fibula rolls and slides anterior

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7
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what resists plantar flexion

A

dorsiflexors

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8
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what resists dorsiflexion

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plantar flexors

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9
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closed packed position for the talocrural joint

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full dorsiflexion

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10
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loose packed position for talocrural joint

A

plantar flexion

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11
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how many DOF for the subtalar joint

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1

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12
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closed packed position for the subtalar joint

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full supination

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13
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loose packed position for the subtalar joint

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pronation

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14
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passive tissues on the _______side limit supination

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lateral

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15
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passive tissues on the ________side limit pronation

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medial

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16
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eversion/inversion occur along what axis

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anteroposterior

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17
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adduction and abduction at the subtalar joint occur along what axis

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vertical

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18
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how many DOF for the hip joint

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3

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19
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arthrokinematics of open chain hip flexion

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spin: superior aspect of the femur moves posterior

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arthrokinematics of open chain hip extension

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spin: superior aspect of the femur moves anterior

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21
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what limits flexion of the hip

A

inferior ischiofemoral ligament

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22
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what limits extension of the hip

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sprially oriented fibers of iliofemoral and ischiofemoral

23
Q

larger CSA means what

A

harder to stretch

24
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longer tissue means what

A

easier to stretch

25
Q

arthrokinematics of open chain hip abduction

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femoral head rolls superior and slides inferior

26
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arthrokinematics of open chain hip adduction

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femoral head rolls inferior and slides superior

27
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arthrokinematics of open chain medial rotation of the hip

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femoral head rolls anterior and slides posterior

28
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arthrokinematics of open chain lateral rotation of the hip

A

femoral head rolls posterior and slides anterior

29
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arthrokinematics of closed chain anterior pelvic tilt

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spin: superior aspect of the pelvis moves anterior with respect to the femur

30
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arthrokinematics of closed chain posterior pelvic tilt

A

spin: superior aspect of the pelvis moves posterior with respect to the femur

31
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closed packed position of the hip joint

A

full extension

32
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open packed position of the hip joint

A

30 degree of flexion and 30 degrees of abduction

33
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arthrokinematics of pelvic hike

A

pelvis rolls and slides superior

34
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arthrokinematics of pelvic drop

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pelvis rolls and slides inferior

35
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arthrokinematics of anterior pelvic rotation

A

pelvis rolls and slides anterior

36
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arthrokinematics of posterior pelvic tilt

A

pelvis rolls and slides posterior

37
Q

how many DOF at the tibiofemoral joint

A

2 (condyloid joint………lateral/medial rotation and flexion/extension

38
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closed packed position for the tibiofemoral joint

A

full extension

39
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loose packed position for the tibiofemoral joint

A

25 degrees of flexion

40
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arthrokinematics of open chain knee flexion

A

tibia rolls and slides posterior

41
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arthrokinematics of open chain knee extension

A

tibia rolls and slides anterior

42
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arthrokinematics of open chain medial rotation of the knee

A

tibia spins on the femur: anterior surface of the tibia moves medially

43
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arthrokinematics of open chain lateral rotation of the knee

A

tibia spins of the femur: anterior surface of the tibia moves laterally

44
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arthrokinematics of closed chain knee flexion

A

femur rolls posterior and slides anterior

45
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arthrokinematics of closed chain knee extension

A

femur rolls anterior and slides posterior

46
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arthrokinematics of closed chain medial rotation

A

femur spins on the tibia: anterior aspect of the femur moves laterally

47
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arthrokinematics of closed chain lateral rotation

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femur spins on the tibia: anterior aspect of the femur moves medially

48
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force on the lateral side of leg will stress __________

49
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force on the medial side of leg will stress________

50
Q

how many DOF at the patellofemoral joint

51
Q

closed packed position of the patellofemoral joint

A

more than 25 degrees of flexion

52
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loosed packed position of the patellofemoral joint

A

full extension

53
Q

most medial and lateral rotation of the knee occurs when the knee is what?

A

90 degrees flexed

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