fascia and lower extremity Flashcards
what is the hip ROM for flexion (with knee flexed)
135 degrees
what is the hip ROM for flexion with knee extended
less than 90 degrees
what is the hip ROM for extension with hips neutral
30 degrees
what is the hip ROM for external rotation
45 degrees
what is the hip ROM for internal rotation
35 degrees
what is the hip ROM for Ab/Adduction with hip and knee flexed
70 degrees
what is the hip ROM for abduction with hip and knee extended
45 degrees
what is the hip ROM for adduction with opposite hip flexed
20 degrees
what is the thoracic region prone MFR
motion test within superior/inferior, left/right and clockwise/counterclockwise
what does the FABERE’S test evaluate
hip joint and sacroiliac pathology
what is the ober’s test used for assessment of
contracture of iliotibial band or tensor fascia latae
what is the normal ROM for knee flexion
130 degrees
what is the normal ROM for knee extension
10 degrees
what is the lachman’s test used for
more specific test of ACL than drawer test
what is a positive test for lachman’s test
excessive motion of the tibia
what is the varus test used for
testing integrity of lateral collateral ligaments, post capsule also if leg extended fully
what is a positive test for varus stress
gapping of joint
what is a positive test for valgus stress
gapping of joint
what does the valgus test evaluate
tests integrity of MCL
what is the patellar grind test/clark test for
tests for posterior patellar articulatory surface (possible chondromalacia)
when is a patellar grind test/clark test positive
if it recreates the pain
what does the ankle drawer test evaluate
tests for anterior/posterior glide and integrity of ligaments
what are the cellular elements of fascia
fibroblasts, myofibroblasts, macrophages, mast cells
what are the ECM components of fascia
collagen fibers, elastic fibers, laminin, and fibronectin
