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This includes weak gluteus maximus, hamstring complex, or abdominal
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The Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex
1 2 Fibula
(LPHC)
MMT Strength Observation: Low-
3 Iliofemoral Joint 4
Back Arches
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, The Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex This is a region of the body that has a massive
(LPHC) influence on the structures above and below it.
LPHC This has between 29 and 35 muscles that attach to
the lumbar spine or pelvis.
The LPHC This is directly associated with both the lower
extremities and upper extremities of the body.
Dysfunction of the LPHC Because the LPHC is directly associated with both
the lower extremities and upper extremities of the
body, dysfunction of both the lower extremities
and upper extremities can lead to this, and vice
versa.
Iliofemoral Joint The femur and pelvis make up this.
Sacroiliac Joint The pelvis and sacrum make up this.
Lumbosacral Junction The lumbar spine and sacrum make up this.
Iliofemoral joint, sacroiliac joint, These structures anchor many of the major
lumbosacral junction. myofascial tissues that have a functional impact on
the arthrokinematics of the structures above and
below them.
Above the LPHC The thoracic and cervical spine, rib cage, scapula,
humerus, and clavicle are all here.
Thoracic and cervical spine, rib cage, These structures make up the thoracolumbar and
scapula, humerus, and clavicle. cervicothoracic junctions of the spine, the
scapulothoracic, glenohumeral, acromioclavicular
(AC), and sternoclavicular (SC) joints.
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Practice questions for this set
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This includes weak gluteus maximus, hamstring complex, or abdominal
complex.
Choose an answer
The Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex
1 2 Fibula
(LPHC)
MMT Strength Observation: Low-
3 Iliofemoral Joint 4
Back Arches
Don't know?
Terms in this set (87)
, The Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex This is a region of the body that has a massive
(LPHC) influence on the structures above and below it.
LPHC This has between 29 and 35 muscles that attach to
the lumbar spine or pelvis.
The LPHC This is directly associated with both the lower
extremities and upper extremities of the body.
Dysfunction of the LPHC Because the LPHC is directly associated with both
the lower extremities and upper extremities of the
body, dysfunction of both the lower extremities
and upper extremities can lead to this, and vice
versa.
Iliofemoral Joint The femur and pelvis make up this.
Sacroiliac Joint The pelvis and sacrum make up this.
Lumbosacral Junction The lumbar spine and sacrum make up this.
Iliofemoral joint, sacroiliac joint, These structures anchor many of the major
lumbosacral junction. myofascial tissues that have a functional impact on
the arthrokinematics of the structures above and
below them.
Above the LPHC The thoracic and cervical spine, rib cage, scapula,
humerus, and clavicle are all here.
Thoracic and cervical spine, rib cage, These structures make up the thoracolumbar and
scapula, humerus, and clavicle. cervicothoracic junctions of the spine, the
scapulothoracic, glenohumeral, acromioclavicular
(AC), and sternoclavicular (SC) joints.
