Innominate Diagnosis

Question 1

3 bones that make up pelvis?

Answer 1

2 innominates

1 sacrum

Question 2

3 fused bones that make up innominate?

Answer 2

Ilium
Ishium
Pubis

Question 3

2 tests to determine laterality

Answer 3

Standing flexion test

Pelvic compression test

Question 4

3 anterior palpatory landmarks

Answer 4

ASIS
Iliac crests
MM

Question 5

3 posterior palpatory landmarks

Answer 5

PSIS
Sacral sulci
Ischial tuberosity

Question 6

What is the first thing you do before evaluating the innominates?

Answer 6

Re-set hips

Question 7

While performing a standing flexion test, the PSIS on L moves furthest/first. Which is the affected side?

Answer 7

Left

Question 8

How do you assess flares?

Answer 8

ASIS to midline

Question 9

Name the dysfunction
L standing flexion
Left lower ASIS
Left lower PSIS
Left lower MM

Answer 9

L inferior shear

Question 10

If all landmarks are even, but there is a positive standing flexion test on one side, what does pt probably have?

Answer 10

Pt probably has a pubic sheer

Question 11

What are some causes of SI dysfunction?

Answer 11

DDD, spondylosis, psoas

Question 12

Name the dysfunction
Right pelvic compression test
Right higher ASIS
Right lower PSIS

Answer 12

R posterior rotation

Question 13

What problem could cause a false positive or negative finding with the standing flexion test

Answer 13

Tight hamstrings