Hip and thigh muscle tests Flashcards

1
Q

Gluteus maximus

A

Prone
Knee flexed
Stabilise on lumbosacral/SI region
Push above the knee into the table

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Piriformis

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Prone/seated
Stabilise lateral knee to prevent abduction
Contact the distal medial leg and push out

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Glute medius

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Supine/sidelying
Leg straight
Slight hip extension
Stabilise on other ankle/leg
Push above the lateral ankle into the table

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4
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TFL

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Supine
Leg straight
Hip abducted with internal rotation
Stabilise on the opposite leg that’s on the table
Push on the lateral malleolus

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5
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Abdominals

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Supine
Arms crossed on chest & legs straight
Try to push their chest back down to the table

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6
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Psoas

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Supine
Leg straight with slight flexion, abduction, and external rotation of the hip
Stabilise ASIS & anteromedial thigh

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7
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Iliacus

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Supine
Leg straight, external rotation & more flexion & abduction
Stabilise ASIS & anteromedial thigh

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8
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Quadratus lumborum

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Sidelying
Tested side on top
Abducted leg off the table

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9
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Erector spinae

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Prone
Patient’s hands on their buttocks
Stabilise pelvis against table & apply pressure down in mid thoracics

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10
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Hip adductors

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Supine
Both legs are taken to the side being tested
Stabilise non-test leg
Push leg out at proximal medial ankle

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Hip flexors

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Pectineus
Rectus femoris: Seated/supine, knee & hip flexed 90*, stabilise under the ankle, push down on top of the knee
Sartorius: Supine, hip & knee flexed, minimal abduction & external rotation of the hip, stabilise the medial ankle, push from anterolateral knee

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