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ROM - LE Flashcards

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hip flexion

A

120-140

pt position: supine

axis: greater trochanter
stationary arm: midline of torso
moving arm: greater trochanter to lateral femoral condyle

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hip extension

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18-30

pt position: prone

axis: greater trochanter
stationary arm: midline of torso
moving arm: greater trochanter to lateral femoral condyle

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hip external rotation

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30-55

pt position: sitting or prone

axis: patella
stationary arm: perpendicular to the floor
moving arm: between malleoli

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hip internal rotation

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30-45

pt position: sitting or prone

axis: patella
stationary arm: perpendicular to the floor
moving arm: between malleoli

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hip abduction

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40-55

pt position: supine

axis: ASIS of the side being tested
stationary arm: parallel between ASIS
moving arm: midline of patella

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hip adduction

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20-25

pt position: spine with opposite LE pre-positioned in abduction

axis: ASIS of the side being tested
stationary arm: parallel between ASIS
moving arm: midline of patella

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knee flexion

A

120-140

pt position: supine

axis: lateral epicondyle of femur
stationary arm: lateral midline of femur - using greater trochanter
moving arm: lateral midline of fibula

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knee extension

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0 but can be up to 15

pt position: supine with bolster under ankle

axis: lateral epicondyle of femur
stationary arm: lateral midline of femur - use greater trochanter
moving arm: lateral midline of fibula

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dorsiflexion

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0-20

pt position: supine with knee slightly flexed - pillow under knee

axis: distal to lateral malleolus
stationary arm: lateral midline of fibula
moving arm: lateral midline of 5th metatarsal

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plantarflexion

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30-50

pt position: supine with knee slightly flexed - pillow under knee

axis: distal to lateral malleolus
stationary arm: lateral midline of fibula
moving arm: lateral midline of 5th metatarsal

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inversion

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30-60

pt position: long sitting in anatomical position

axis: midway between medial and lateral malleoli
stationary arm: midline of tibia - in line with tibial crest
moving arm: midline of 2nd metatarsal

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eversion

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15-30

pt position: long sitting with ankle in anatomical position

axis: midway between medial and lateral malleoli
stationary arm: midline of tibia - in line with tibial crest
moving arm: midline of 2nd metatarsal

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hindfoot inversion - varus

A

5-10

pt position: prone with foot off the table

axis: over achilles tendon
stationary arm: posterior midline of leg
moving arm: posterior midline of calcaneus

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hindfoot eversion - valgus

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5-10

pt position: prone with foot off the table

axis: over achilles tendon
stationary arm: posterior midline of leg
moving arm: posterior midline of calcaneus

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