ROM Flashcards by Whitney Kent

Q

Hip flexion

A

130 degrees

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Hip extension

A

20 degrees

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Q

Hip abduction

A

45 degrees

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Hip adduction

A

30 degrees

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Q

Hip IR

A

45 degrees

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Hip ER

A

45 degrees

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Q

What does the straight leg raise test?

A

Proximal hamstring tightness

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Q

What does the Thomas test determine?

A

Hip flexor tightness

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What does flexing the hip and knee to 90 and extending the knee test?

A

Distal hamstring tightness

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Q

Knee flexion

A

135 degrees

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Knee extension

A

0 degrees

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Q

Dorsiflexion

A

20 degrees

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Plantarflexion

A

45 degrees

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Q

Hind foot varus and valgus

A

5 degrees

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Inversion

A

35 degrees

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Eversion

A

15 degrees

Q

Functional dorsiflexion and plantarflexion ROM

A

10 degrees DF

20 degrees PF

Q

What motions is supination?

A

PF, inversion, adduction

35 degrees

Q

What motions are involved in pronation?

A

Eversion, DF, abduction

15 degrees

Q

Coxa valga

A

Greater than 125 degrees

Q

Coxa vara

A

Less than 125 degrees

Q

Femoral anteversion

A

Greater than 10-20 degrees

Out toeing

Q

Femoral retroversion

A

Less than 10-20 degrees

In toeing

Q

What is normal knee alignment?

A

170 degrees valgus

Q

Genu valgum

A

Less than 170 degrees

Q

Genu varum

A

Greater than 170 degrees

Q

Normal tibial torsion

A

15 degrees external