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Motion |
Examiner Position |
Model Position |
Examiner Instruction |
Hand Placement |
Muscles Involved |
Possible Substitutions |
Things to Note |
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Flexion |
Test side of
patient |
Sitting with knee
flexed. |
Passive ROM
have patient relax and the examiner causes the motion
Active ROM
examiner should demonstrate motion and then have examiner complete
motion
Resistive ROM
Patient should resist examiner's overpressure in extension and/or examiner
should resist patient as they move through flexion
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Passive ROM
Stablize the pelvis by placing the hand on the waist. Place other hand on
the anterior portion of the knee. Apply overpressure at the end ROM into
hip flexion.
Active ROM Model does the motion.
Resistive ROM Stablize the pelvis by placing one
hand on the waist. Place other hand over the proximal knee. Apply
resistance throughout the full ROM by pushing the hip into extension. |
Psoas major and
Iliacus |
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| Extension |
Test side of the patient. |
Place model prone, with legs
extended. |
Passive ROM
have patient relax and the examiner causes the motion
Active ROM
examiner should demonstrate motion and then have examiner complete
motion
Resistive ROM
Patient should resist examiner's overpressure in extension and/or examiner
should resist patient as they move through flexion
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Passive ROM Stabilize the
pelvis by placing the hand on the waist.
Active ROM Patient does the motion.
Resistive ROM stabilize the pelvis by placing one
hand on the waist. place other hand on the posterior of the thigh,
proximal to the knee joint. Apply resistance throughout the full ROM by
pushing the hip into flexion. |
Gluteus Maximus and Hamstrings |
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| Hip Internal Rotation |
Test side of the patient. |
Model sitting with knee flexed |
Passive ROM
have patient relax and the examiner causes the motion
Active ROM
examiner should demonstrate motion and then have examiner complete
motion
Resistive ROM
Patient should resist examiner's overpressure in extension and/or examiner
should resist patient as they move through flexion
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Passive ROM Place one
hand on lateral, distal thigh to prevent abduction and flexion of the hip.
Place the other hand on medial calf. Apply overpressure at the end ROM
into hip internal rotation.
Active ROM Patient does the motion.
Resistive ROM Place one hand on lateral , distal
thigh to prevent abduction and flexion of the hip. Apply resistance on
medial aspect of the proximal knee. Apply resistance throughout the
full ROM by pushing the hip into abduction. |
Glutei minimus and medius;
Tensor fasciae latae |
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| Hip External Rotation |
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| Hip Abduction |
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| Hip Adduction |
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