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ROM Flashcards

1
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip flexion?

A

Supine

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2
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When measuring hip flexion, flex the hip forward, allowing the knee to relax, and grip the iliac crest and (ASIS/PSIS) to look for a posterior pelvic tilt. That indicates the end range of hip flexion.

A

ASIS

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3
Q

The axis of rotation is placed where when measuring hip flexion?

A

The greater trochanter of the femur

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4
Q

The stationary arm is parallel to what when measuring hip flexion?

A

The trunk

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5
Q

The moving arm is pointing towards what structure when measuring hip flexion?

A

The lateral epicondyle of the knee

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6
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip flexion?

A

120 degrees

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7
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip extension?

A

Prone

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8
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The axis of rotation is placed where when measuring hip extension?

A

The greater trochanter of the femur

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9
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The stationary arm is parallel with what structure when measuring hip extension?

A

The trunk

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10
Q

The moving arm is pointing towards what structure when measuring hip extension?

A

The lateral epicondyle of the knee

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11
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip extension?

A

30 degrees

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12
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip abduction?

A

Supine

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13
Q

The AOR is placed where when measuring hip abduction?

A

On the ipsilateral ASIS

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14
Q

The stationary arm is placed where when measuring hip abduction?

A

The contralateral ASIS

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15
Q

The moving arm is bisecting what structure when measuring hip abduction?

A

The thigh

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16
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip abduction?

A

45 degrees

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17
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip internal rotation prone?

A

Prone

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18
Q

Where is the AOR for measuring hip internal rotation (prone)?

A

The patella

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19
Q

The stationary arm is perpendicular to what when measuring hip internal rotation (prone)?

A

The floor

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20
Q

What is the moving arm bisecting when measuring hip internal rotation (prone) ?

A

The leg

21
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip internal rotation?

A

45 degrees

22
Q

What is the patient position when measuring hip external rotation (prone)?

A

prone

23
Q

Where is the AOR when measuring hip external rotation (prone)?

A

The patella

24
Q

The stationary arm is perpendicular to what when measuring hip external rotation (prone)?

A

The floor

25
Q

What is the moving arm bisecting when measuring hip external rotation (prone) ?

A

The leg

26
Q

What is the normal ROM for external rotation?

A

45 degrees

27
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip internal rotation (seated)?

A

Seated

28
Q

Where is the AOR when measuring hip internal rotation (seated)?

A

The patella

29
Q

The stationary arm is perpendicular to what when measuring hip internal rotation (seated)?

A

The floor

30
Q

Where is the moving arm bisecting when measuring the hip internal rotation?

A

The leg

31
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip internal rotation?

A

45 degrees

32
Q

What is the patient position for measuring hip external rotation (seated)?

A

Seated

33
Q

Where is the AOR when measuring hip external rotation (seated)?

A

The patella

34
Q

The stationary arm is perpendicular to what when measuring hip external rotation (seated)?

A

The floor

35
Q

Where is the moving arm bisecting when measuring the hip external rotation (seated)?

A

The leg

36
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip external rotation?

A

45 degrees

37
Q

What is the patient position when measuring knee flexion ?

A

Supine

38
Q

Where is the AOR when measuring knee flexion?

A

The lateral epicondyle at the knee

39
Q

Where is the stationary arm when measuring knee flexion?

A

The greater trochanter of the femur

40
Q

Where is the moving arm pointing towards when measuring knee flexion?

A

The lateral mallelous

41
Q

What is the normal ROM for knee flexion?

A

135 degrees

42
Q

What is the patient position for measuring knee extension?

A

Supine

43
Q

Is the leg elevated when measuring knee extension?

A

Yes

44
Q

Where is the AOR when measuring knee extension?

A

The lateral epicondyle of the knee

45
Q

Where is the stationary arm when measuring knee extension?

A

The greater trochanter of the femur

46
Q

Where is the moving arm pointing towards when measuring knee extension?

A

The lateral mallelous

47
Q

What is the normal ROM for knee extension?

A

0 degrees

48
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip extension?

A

30 degrees

49
Q

What is the normal ROM for hip extension?

A

30 degrees

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