Lower Extremities Flashcards
What are the forefoot adductors? (2)
abductor hallucis, tibialis posterior
what are the forefoot abductors?(3)
peroneus brevis, abductor digiti minimi, adductor hallucis
Muscles that invert the foot? (2)
Tibialis anterior and posterior
muscles that evert the foot? (3)
peroneus tertius, peroneus brevis and longus
ROM for knee flexion
130
ROM for knee extension
10
ROM for dorsiflexion
0-20
ROM for plantarflexion
0-50
ROM for inversion
0-35
ROM for eversion
0-25
ROM for hip flexion (with knee flexed)
135
ROM for hip flexion (knee extended)
90
ROM for hip extension
30
ROM for external rotation of hip
45
ROM for internal rotation of hip
35
ROM for ab/adduction (w/ hip and knee flexed)
70
ROM for abduction (w/ hip and knee extended)
45
ROM for adduction (w/ opposite hip flex)
20
What does FABERE’s test for
flexion abduction external rotation and extension
What is the purpose of Ober’s Test
assessment for contracture of ilotibial band or tensor fascia latae
What does Lachmen’s test indicat
ACL specifically
What is the purpose of varus test?
test integrity of lateral collateral ligament
what is the purpose of valgus test?
test the integrity of medial collateral ligament
What is the patellar grind test
Tests for posterior patellar articulatory surface, possible chondromalacia