The gluteus medius muscle is located ________ and performs ________ of the hip joint.
The ‘Frontier Experience’ indicates a ________________ expla…
The ‘Frontier Experience’ indicates a ________________ explanation of environmental attitudes.
When coming back an reporting to you the results of an MRI S…
When coming back an reporting to you the results of an MRI Scan, your 50 year old tennis player mentions that the radiologist has mentioned that he has this condition – that occurs as a result of narrowing of the vertebral foramen
What might your assessment be with the following objective e…
What might your assessment be with the following objective exam? Positive Slocum Drawer in ER, Positive Valgus stress test at 0 degrees and 25 degrees, negative Anterior Drawer test, negative Prone Lachman s test, Negative PL/PM Drawer in IR
In a 50 year old retired basketball player, you suspect a di…
In a 50 year old retired basketball player, you suspect a diagnosis of chondromalacia patella. Which of the following special tests is used to detect chondromalacia patella?
Which muscle is a long, strappy muscle that originates on th…
Which muscle is a long, strappy muscle that originates on the anterior superior iliac spine and inserts on the proximal medial tibia as a common tendon into the pes anserine?
When explaining to a patient about her back pain, you explai…
When explaining to a patient about her back pain, you explain that this is the ares where the nerve roots exit the spinal column from to innervate external structures.
What is the normal end-feel for knee flexion expected in a h…
What is the normal end-feel for knee flexion expected in a healthy patient?
You are assessing for an ANTERIOR labral tear, the motion(s)…
You are assessing for an ANTERIOR labral tear, the motion(s) performed should be:
A soccer player that is smaller in stature is kicked in the…
A soccer player that is smaller in stature is kicked in the posterior lower leg by a very large and athletic player causing severe pain. After carting the patient to the sideline you perform your sideline assessment: severe pain in leg, no pain on anterior tibia palpation, redness over skin, muscle tightness, swelling of LE, and numbness into toes. Patient is unable to perform AROM with ankle motions due to pain, he is able to wiggle toes. You suspect which of the following condition(s):