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Hiss whip correct answers HVLA of the navicular, cuboid or cuneiforms Locke's Technique correct answers Used for diagnosis of the 1st metatarsal dorsal glide: force is applied to the joint of the 1st metatarsal and first cuneiform Dropped cuboid correct answers dysfunction of downward rotation of the cuboid on the calcaneus (talus is stable) Talar tug correct answers Method directed at the talocalcaneal joint Psoas muscle correct answers Origin: lumbar spine vertebrae and iliac spine vertebrae and iliac foss Inserts: lesser trochanter of the femur Due to this attachment, a posts spasm not only causes unilateral torso flexion and side bending, but it will also cause some thigh external rotation as the lesser trochanter is pulled anteriorly and medially ureter runs anterior and adjacent to the posts and the inflammation associated with passing a kidney stone can cause irritation muscle leading to spasm gluteus maximus correct answers originates at the posterior ilium portion of the sacrum inserts on the gluteal tuberosity and connects to part of the iliotibial band spasm would lead to extended, which momentarily causes a short leg appearance Piriformis muscle correct answers Originates at the anterior sacrum and connects to te greater trochanter spasms at this muscle are common and cause EXTERNAL rotation of the leg Do not cause functional leg shortening nor torso unilateral flexion hamstring muscle correct answers Originates from the ischial tuberosity and insert on the medial condyle and medial aspect of the tibia contraction of these muscles can lead to posterior innominate rotation and a unilaterally shortened leg, but would not cause torso flexion nor external rotation of the thigh Rectus femoris and Vastus muscles combine to form the quadriceps correct answers Muscles originate from the ASIS and proximal femur respectively and all muscle insert together on the patella contraction of these muscles leads to hip flexion and knee extension


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