A physical therapist is examining a patient with a chief com…

A physical therapist is examining a patient with a chief complaint of intermittent pain/numbness and tingling along the lateral aspect of the lower leg into the dorsal aspect of the ankle. The physical therapist performs the straight leg raise (SLR) with a peripheral nerve emphasis test during the objective examination. Which of the following SLR positions would be most appropriate based on the location of the patient’s symptoms?  

A patient demonstrates only 2 degrees of passive dorsiflexio…

A patient demonstrates only 2 degrees of passive dorsiflexion at the talocrural joint, with full available plantarflexion. There is no ankle weakness or spasticity. Which of the following gait deviations is the physical therapist most likely to observe during ambulation?