INTRO TO BASIC EXAM OF THE HIP, GONIOMETRY,
RESISTED ISOMETRICS
EXPECTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
hip adduction goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
ASIS
Question 2.
hip flexion goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
greater trochanter
Question 3.
hip flexion and feel is ?
ANSWER
tissue approximation
Question 4.
hip abduction goniometer stationary arm is ?
ANSWER
imaginary line from ASIS to ASIS
Question 5.
hip adduction goniometer movement arm is ?
ANSWER
anterior midline of femur
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, Question 6.
hip ER end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 7.
hip extension goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
greater trochanter
Question 8.
hip abduction end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 9.
hip resisted isometric OPP is ?
ANSWER
flexion ~30 degrees, abduction ~ 30 degrees, slight ER
Question 10.
hip adduction end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 11.
why do we also perform resisted isometrics of knee when testing hip ?
ANSWER
knee flexors and extensors are two joint muscles
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RESISTED ISOMETRICS
EXPECTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
hip adduction goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
ASIS
Question 2.
hip flexion goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
greater trochanter
Question 3.
hip flexion and feel is ?
ANSWER
tissue approximation
Question 4.
hip abduction goniometer stationary arm is ?
ANSWER
imaginary line from ASIS to ASIS
Question 5.
hip adduction goniometer movement arm is ?
ANSWER
anterior midline of femur
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, Question 6.
hip ER end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 7.
hip extension goniometer fulcrum is ?
ANSWER
greater trochanter
Question 8.
hip abduction end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 9.
hip resisted isometric OPP is ?
ANSWER
flexion ~30 degrees, abduction ~ 30 degrees, slight ER
Question 10.
hip adduction end feel is ?
ANSWER
firm
Question 11.
why do we also perform resisted isometrics of knee when testing hip ?
ANSWER
knee flexors and extensors are two joint muscles
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