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Midterm Flashcards

1
Q

Fixation with contralateral knee raiser

A

PI

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2
Q

Gluteus medius trigger points tender on palpation

A

EX

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3
Q

PSIS palpates inferior

A

PI

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4
Q

Increased vertical dimension of innominate

A

PI

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5
Q

Gluteus Maximus slopes more gradually toward gluteal fold

A

PI

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6
Q

Sacrum relatively anterior to ilium

A

EX

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7
Q

Fixation upon contralateral seated lumbopelvic lateral bending

A

IN

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8
Q

Pain may radiate into anterior-medial thigh

A

IN

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9
Q

Fixation upon contralateral seated SI axial rotation

A

IN

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10
Q

Femur head lowers

A

PI or EX

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11
Q

Toe-in foot flare

A

EX

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12
Q

Decreased vertical dimension of innominate

A

AS

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13
Q

Sacrum relatively anterior to ilium intersegmentally

A

PI

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14
Q

Normal motion of the PSIS during knee raiser. right

A

Right: posterior/inferior, left: anterior/superior

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15
Q

I-S tapping pressure feel firmer and more resistant to pressure

A

PI

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16
Q

Slight compensatory shift toward hyperlordosis

A

PI or EX

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17
Q

Patient may experience inguinal/groin area pain

A

IN

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18
Q

Horizontal dimension of iliac ala is decreased

A

EX

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19
Q

Normal motion of right ipsilateral axial rotation

A

Glide medially

If testing right: rotate to the right, palpate the right, but stand on left

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20
Q

Sacral center line passes through the pubic bone

A

EX

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21
Q

Sacrum relatively posterior to ilium intersegmentally

A

AS

22
Q

Gluteus Maximus tends to fall more sharply creating more rounded appearance

A

AS

23
Q

Testicular pain may be present

A

IN

24
Q

Horizontal dimension of obturator foramen decreased

A

IN

25
Q

Fixation upon ipsilateral seated SI axial rotation

A

EX

26
Q

Toe-out foot flare

A

IN

27
Q

Wall walking show foot to be relatively posterior

A

IN

28
Q

Horizontal dimension of obturator foramen increased

A

EX

29
Q

Slight compensatory shift to hyperlordosis

A

PI

30
Q

Normal motion of right ipsilateral lateral bending

A

Stand on the right, palpate right, bend to the right

Should glide medially

31
Q

Femur head lowers

A

PI and EX

32
Q

Ischial tuberosity palpates anterior

A

PI

33
Q

Femur head raises

A

AS and IN

34
Q

I-S tapping pressure spongy and easier to push

A

AS

35
Q

Horizontal dimension of iliac ala is increased

A

IN

36
Q

Gluteal musculature appears narrow and hunched

A

EX

37
Q

Gluteal musculature appears flattened

A

IN

38
Q

Public symphysis deviates away from sacral center line

A

IN

39
Q

Patient may experience sciatic-like pain down the back of the thigh

A

EX

40
Q

Fixation upon ipsilateral knee raiser

A

AS

41
Q

Increased vertical height of obturator foramen

A

PI

42
Q

Decreased vertical height of obturator foramen

A

AS

43
Q

Fixation upon ipsilateral seated lumbopelvic lateral bend

A

EX

44
Q

PSIS palpates superior

A

AS

45
Q

Sacrum relatively posterior to the ilium intersegmentally

A

IN

46
Q

Slight compensatory shift of lumbar to hypolordosis

A

AS or IN

47
Q

Wall walking show the foot to be relatively anterior

A

EX

48
Q

Slight compensatory shift toward lumbar hypolordosis

A

AS

49
Q

Femur head raises

A

AS or IN

50
Q

Ischial tuberosity palpates relatively posterior

A

AS

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