Innominate stuff

Question 1

Anterior rotation of the innominate will cause the ASIS to sit more ___________

Answer 1

inferior

Question 2

anterior rotation of the innominate will cause the PSIS to sit more _____________

Answer 2

superior

Question 3

Posterior innominate rotation will cause the ASIS to sit more ______________

Answer 3

superior

Question 4

Posterior innominate rotation will cause the PSIS to sit more _______________

Answer 4

Inferior

Question 5

Anterior innominate rotation will cause the ischial tuberosity to be more ____________

Answer 5

prominent (easily palpated)

Question 6

What is happening at the R leg?

Answer 6

Pt is turning on hip extensor to pull the innominate into flexion and correct L Posterior Rotation

Anterior rotation occurs w/ hip extension

Question 7

Whats happening at the left?

Answer 7

Pt is using the hip flexors to correct anterior rotation and pull the innominate into extension

hip flexors cause posterior rotation

Question 8

what is happening here?

Answer 8

Pt is using hip extensors on both hips to correct posterior rotation

hip extensors cause anterior rotation of the innominate

Question 9

Hip extensors cause ___________ rotation of the innominate

Answer 9

anterior

Question 10

Hip flexors cause ________ rotation of the innominate

Answer 10

Posterior rotation

Question 11

If you feel a patient’s PSIS is higher than the other, what muscles do they need to turn on in order to use a technique to correct this?

Answer 11

PSIS higher = anterior rotation

PT must use hip flexors because hip flexors cause posterior rotation