Balanced Body (8) Questions with CORRECT Answers
Question:
Side View Vertical Alignment
Answer:
Tip of the Earlobe
Question:
Thoracic Kyphosis is usually accompanied by weak Thoracic, tight Muscles, and
scapular stabilizers
Answer:
extensors, tight anterior chest muscles, and weak scapular stabilizers
Question:
When the ASIS is anterior of the pubic bone
Answer:
Anterior Pelvic tilt
Question:
When the ASIS is posterior to the pubic bone
Answer:
Posterior pelvic tilt
Question:
When the femurs are rotated toward the midline around their long axis. This can
often be seen by the patellas aiming toward the midline when the legs are straight
as if they were "cross eyed".
Answer:
Femoral medial rotation
Question:
When the high point of the iliac crest is not level, the high hip side is called
an up slip and the low side is called a down slip.
Answer:
Pelvic up Slip and down slip
Question:
Side View Vertical Alignment
Answer:
Tip of the Earlobe
Question:
Thoracic Kyphosis is usually accompanied by weak Thoracic, tight Muscles, and
scapular stabilizers
Answer:
extensors, tight anterior chest muscles, and weak scapular stabilizers
Question:
When the ASIS is anterior of the pubic bone
Answer:
Anterior Pelvic tilt
Question:
When the ASIS is posterior to the pubic bone
Answer:
Posterior pelvic tilt
Question:
When the femurs are rotated toward the midline around their long axis. This can
often be seen by the patellas aiming toward the midline when the legs are straight
as if they were "cross eyed".
Answer:
Femoral medial rotation
Question:
When the high point of the iliac crest is not level, the high hip side is called
an up slip and the low side is called a down slip.
Answer:
Pelvic up Slip and down slip