Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions

Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Hip flexion ROM - position - answerseated - lift leg to ceiling Hip flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip flexion ROM - typical - answer120 degrees Hip flexion - main movers/innervation - answerillopsoas, quads (femoral nerve) Hip extension ROM - position - answerprone, lift leg to ceiling Hip extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip extension ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip extension - main movers/innervation - answergluteus maximus - inferior gluteal nerve Hip abduction ROM - position - answerSide lying, test leg on top - lift leg to ceiling Hip abduction ROM - gravity eliminated - answersupine Hip abduction ROM - typical - answer45 degrees Hip abduction - main movers/innervation - answergluteus medius - superior gluteal nerve Hip adduction ROM - position - answerside lying, test leg on bottom - lift leg underneath to ceiling Hip adduction ROM - gravity eliminated - answersupine Hip adduction ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip adduction - main movers/innervation - answeradductors (longus, magnus, brevis) - obturator nerve Hip internal rotation ROM - position - answerseated, test foot goes away Hip internal rotation ROM - gravity eliminated - answersupine, rotate internally hip internal rotation ROM - typical - answer45 degrees hip internal rotation - main movers/innervation - answerTFL, adductors (obturator nerve) hip external rotation ROM - position - answerseated, foot goes toward opposite foot hip external rotation ROM - gravity eliminated - answersupine, rotate externally hip external rotation ROM - typical - answer45 degrees hip external rotation - main movers/innervation - answerglutes (superior and inferior gluteal nerve), sartorius Knee flexion ROM - position - answerprone, bend knee Knee flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Knee flexion ROM - typical - answer135 degrees Knee flexion - main movers/innervation - answerhamstrings (biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus) - sciatic nerve Knee extension ROM - position - answerseated, extend knee Knee extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Knee extension ROM - typical - answer0 degrees Knee extension - main movers/innervation - answerQuads (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius) - femoral nerve Ankle dorsi flexion ROM - position - answerseated Ankle dorsi flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying, knee flexed Ankle dorsi flexion ROM - typical - answer30 degrees Ankle dorsi flexion - main movers/innervation - answertibialis anterior - deep fibular nerve Ankle plantarflexion ROM - position - ans