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position for mmt hip flexion against gravity
seated
position for mmt hip flexion gravity eliminated
on non tested side
position for mmt hip extension against gravity
prone
position for mmt hip extension gravity eliminated
on tested side
position for mmt hip abduction against gravity
on nontested side
position for mmt hip abduction gravity eliminated
supine
position for mmt hip adduction against gravity
on tested side
position for mmt hip adduction gravity eliminated
supine
position for mmt hip medial rotation against gravity
seated
position for mmt hip medial rotation gravity eliminated
supine
position for mmt hip lateral rotation against gravity
seated
position for mmt hip lateral rotation gravity eliminated
supine
position for mmt knee flexion against gravity
prone
position for mmt knee flexion gravity eliminated
on testing side
position for mmt knee extension against gravity
seated
position for mmt knee extension gravity eliminated
on testing side
position for mmt ankle plantarflexion against gravity
standing test
position for mmt plantarflexion gravity eliminated
prone
position for mmt dorsiflexion and inversion against gravity
seated
position for mmt dorsiflexion and inversion gravity eliminated
supine
position for mmt subtalar inversion against gravity
on testing side
position for mmt subtalar inversion gravity eliminated
supine
position for subtalar eversion against gravity
on testing side
position for subtalar eversion gravity eliminated
supine
what muscles do we test in hip flexion mmt
iliacus and psoas major
what muscles do we test in hip extension mmt
glute max, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris
what muscles do we test in hip abduction mmt
glute medius, gluteus minimus
what muscles do we test in hip adduction mmt
adductor magnus, adductor longus and brevis, pectineus, gracilis
what muscles do we test in hip medial rotation mmt
TFL, gluteus minimus, gluteus minimus
what muscles do we test in hip lateral rotation mmt
piriformis, gemellus sup inf, obturator int ext, quadratus femoris
what muscles do we test in knee flexion mmt
biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosis
what muscles do we test in knee extension mmt
quadriceps
what muscles do we test in ankle plantarflexion mmt
gastrocnemius, soleus
what muscles do we test in ankle dorsiflexion and inversion mmt
tibialis anterior
what muscles do we test in subtalar inversion mmt
tibialis posterior
what muscles do we test in subalar eversion mmt
fibularis
position and normal range for hip flexion goni
supine, 120
position and normal range for hip extension goni
prone, 20
position and normal range for hip abduction goni
supine, 40
position and normal range for hip adduction goni
supine, 20
position and normal range for hip medial rotation goni
sitting, 45
position and normal range for hip lateral rotation goni
sitting, 45
position and normal range for knee flexion goni
supine, 135
position and normal range for knee extension goni
supine, 0
position and normal range for ankle dorsiflexion goni
sitting or prone, 0
position and normal range for ankle plantarflexion goni
sitting or prone, 50
position and normal range for tarsal inversion goni
sitting, 35
position and normal range for tarsal eversion goni
sitting, 15
position and normal range for subtalar inversion goni
prone, 5
position and normal range for subtalar eversion goni
prone, 5
