PTAP 1400 FINAL || 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
convex on concave correct answers ex.) humerus on gh joint. humuers abducts/
-superior roll, inferior glide.
ex.) shoulder flexion, head goes posterior while arm goes anteior
roll and side opposite
roll: superior
slide: inferior
ex.)femur on tibia (knee)
reduced active or passive hip or knee
gait correct answers -hip circumduction
-"long leg"
MCL, LCL of knee in gait correct answers -natural stability of knee
-frontal plane
MCL, LCL weakness correct answers -genu valgus
-may rise from impairments at hip or foot
subtalar and transverse tarsal joint correct answers -pronate (most rigid, most stable) first
-and supinates (absorbs the shock and shoots)
, ankle pronation gait correct answers needed for shock absorption
Closed pack of hip correct answers full extension, medial rotation
muscle for exhalation correct answers internal oblique
axis of rotaion correct answers always perpendicular to the plane of motion
tendon correct answers muscle to bone
ligament correct answers bone to bon
muscle of ankle DF correct answers -talocrural joint
"mortise"
-deep peroneal nerve
- tibialis anterior
- extensor digitorum longus-
extensor hallucis longus
muscle of ankle PF correct answers gastoc, soleus
-tibial nerve
Tommy Johns correct answers UCL injury. baseball.
Thoracic joint line of gravity and opposing muscle correct answers anterior/ flexion
convex on concave correct answers ex.) humerus on gh joint. humuers abducts/
-superior roll, inferior glide.
ex.) shoulder flexion, head goes posterior while arm goes anteior
roll and side opposite
roll: superior
slide: inferior
ex.)femur on tibia (knee)
reduced active or passive hip or knee
gait correct answers -hip circumduction
-"long leg"
MCL, LCL of knee in gait correct answers -natural stability of knee
-frontal plane
MCL, LCL weakness correct answers -genu valgus
-may rise from impairments at hip or foot
subtalar and transverse tarsal joint correct answers -pronate (most rigid, most stable) first
-and supinates (absorbs the shock and shoots)
, ankle pronation gait correct answers needed for shock absorption
Closed pack of hip correct answers full extension, medial rotation
muscle for exhalation correct answers internal oblique
axis of rotaion correct answers always perpendicular to the plane of motion
tendon correct answers muscle to bone
ligament correct answers bone to bon
muscle of ankle DF correct answers -talocrural joint
"mortise"
-deep peroneal nerve
- tibialis anterior
- extensor digitorum longus-
extensor hallucis longus
muscle of ankle PF correct answers gastoc, soleus
-tibial nerve
Tommy Johns correct answers UCL injury. baseball.
Thoracic joint line of gravity and opposing muscle correct answers anterior/ flexion
