Week 4 Workshop Flashcards

1
Q

Identify what an anterior pelvic tilt would look like

A

Push bum out. Greater lumbar curve

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2
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Identify what a posterior pelvic tilt would look like

A

tuck bum in

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3
Q

Goniometer positioning for hip flexion

A

Supine
Fulcrum - Greater trochanter
Stationary – midline of iliac crest
Moving - Lateral epicondyle

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4
Q

Goniometer position for hip extension

A

Prone
Fulcrum - Greater trochanter
Stationary – midline of iliac crest
Moving - Lateral epicondyle

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5
Q

Goniometer positioning for hip abduction

A

Supine
Fulcrum – inline with ASIS
Stationary – inline with opp ASIS
Moving – anterior aspect of patella

PROM – stabilise opp hip, bring measured knee out. Can let the knee drop once at end range

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6
Q

Goniometer position for hip adduction

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Supine IN MIDDLE OF BED
Opposite leg hanging over the bed to allow for greater ROM
Fulcrum – inline with ASIS
Stationary – inline with opp ASIS
Moving – anterior aspect of patella

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7
Q

Goniometer position for hip ER

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Sitting on edge of bed. Pelvis in a neutral posture. No ant or post tilt. No compensations (shifting weight to one side). Move opp foot behind to allow for greater ROM

Fulcrum - anterior aspect of patella
Stationary – perpendicular with the floor
Moving – shaft of tibia

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8
Q

Goniometer position for IR

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Sitting on edge of bed. Pelvis in a neutral posture. No ant or post tilt. No compensations

Fulcrum – anterior aspect of patella
Stationary – perpendicular with the floor
Moving – shaft of tibia

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9
Q

What is a FADDIR test used for

A

RULING OUT femoroacetabular impingement

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10
Q

What would a positive test for ant/post labral test look like?

A

Reproduce pain and clicking or grating.

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11
Q

How to perform ant/post labral test

A

Perform FADDIR test and then ‘close the gate’ then bring the knee into extension (ant labrum). Post labrum ‘open the gate’ then bring into ext.

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12
Q

What does a FABER test do

A

test for hip joint OA

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13
Q

Tests for gluteal tendinopathy

A

Adduction test
Greater trochanter palpation
Single leg stance (30secs)

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14
Q

What can the Thomas test return positive results for

A

Quad and hip flexor tightness

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15
Q

What would a positive Thomas test for hip flexor tightness look like

A

Physio able to fit fingers between the bed and pt leg

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16
Q

What would a positive Thomas test for quad tightness look like

A

Leg is (somewhat) straight.