Book Review 1

• C

• D

• B

• tendency to have hip flexor tightness

• B

• stabilizers = deep muscles

• B - usually frontal and temporal areas 

• A

• C

• A

• D = it should be superior oblique  

• A 

• B - tight subclavius 

• C - pecs minor 

• D - (-) pulse

• C

• A

• B

• B

Open chain - SInAdPa PEvAbDa

• A

• C

• B - high medial 

• D - normal foot

• C

• C

• A - DF

• B - DF to clear the foot

• C 

• C 

• C

• B

• C

• Iliofemoral ligament ( Y ligament) maintains standing pos by being taut 

• B

• B

• C

• B

• C

• G. max weakness

• C

• C

  • Forward trunk lean helps w inc. horizontal propulsion 

  • Ant pelvic tilt helps c max. hip extension

= faster movement 

• D = ACL yan 

• B -  tibiofemoral jt is a modified hinge joint  = since hindi maglalapat yung both condyles to improve congruency towards the end of the movement 

• C

• C

• B - knee hyperext is min & does not exceed -15°

• B

• B 

• A - In full ext - only the inferior pole can contact the intercondylar groove 

• C - 90°, max contact 

• C

• B

• C

• B

• C = Lengthened in both joints 

• C - Iliofemoral: EXADDER

• A: Pubofemoral EXABBER

• B: Ischiofemoral: IR 

• B 

• B

  • Neutral hip - mechanical advantage of the hip add  

• C - gracilis is not affected by hip changes in hip flexion since line of pull is consistent through out any hip position

• B

  • TFL - FABIR

• B

Piriformis

• IR - Hip flexion of hip

• ER - Neutral pos of hip

• B

• A

• B 

• BONUS

• A

• A

• A 

• C 

• C

• A,B,D 

• A

• B

• C

• B

  • L HEAD TURN and Eyes toward the R to maintain VOR

• B