NMS II OSCE 1: Muscle Strength & Reflex Nerve Roots + ROM degrees
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What is the anatomy tested for Hip Flexion?
L1 - L4
Femoral N
What is the anatomy tested for Hip Extension?
L5 - S2
Inferior Gluteal N
What is the anatomy tested for Hip Abduction?
L4 - S1
Superior Gluteal N
What is the anatomy tested for Hip Adduction?
L2 - L4
Obturator N.
What is the anatomy tested for Knee Flexion?
L5 - S2
Tibial N
What is the anatomy tested for Knee extension?
L2 - L4
Femoral N
What is the anatomy tested for Plantar Flexion?
S1 - S2
Tibial N
What is the anatomy tested for Dorsiflexion?
L4 - L5
Deep Fibular N
What is the anatomy tested for Foot Inversion?
L5 - S1
Tibial N
What is the anatomy tested for Foot eversion?
L4 - S1
Superficial Fibular N
What is the anatomy tested for Toe extension?
L4 - S1
Deep Fibular N
What is the anatomy tested for Toe Flexion?
L5 - S2
Tibial N
What is the anatomy tested for the Patellar Reflex?
L2 - L4
Femoral N
What is the anatomy tested for Achilles Reflex?
L5 - S2
Tibial N
PRIMARY = S1
What is the normal Thoracic ROM for Flexion?
20-45
What is the normal Thoracic ROM for Extension?
25-35
What is the normal Thoracic ROM for Rotation?
35-50
What is the normal Thoracic ROM for Lateral Flexion?
20-40
What is the normal Lumbar ROM for Flexion?
80
What is the normal Lumbar ROM for Extension?
35
What is the normal Lumbar ROM for Lateral Flexion?
25