You are performing the SI distraction test to examine your athlete with low back pain. The following is the correct patient position when performing the SI distraction test?
State that you have finished the practice exam
State that you have finished the practice exam
You are examining ankle ROM in your gymnast. What is the nor…
You are examining ankle ROM in your gymnast. What is the normal end-feel for plantar flexion?
What observational gait analysis finding is often made when…
What observational gait analysis finding is often made when an athlete has a hamstring strain or tight hamstrings?
In your female cross country cyclist you note – pain deep in…
In your female cross country cyclist you note – pain deep in the groin area with decreasing symptoms with rest and low impact exercises. This condition is often misdiagnosed as adductor strain. She notes increasing symptoms with running or carrying more weight. Her thigh and groin area throbs at night. You thus suspect that she may have
When examining the arch of a runner coming to you for assess…
When examining the arch of a runner coming to you for assessment, you examine the height of theĀ medial longitudinal arch. Which of the following structures is considered the keystone of the medial longitudinal arch?
Which of the following has to occur successfully, in order t…
Which of the following has to occur successfully, in order to perform individual manual muscle testing ?
You are examining a 40 year old runner training for his 1st…
You are examining a 40 year old runner training for his 1st marathon. He comes to you c/o lateral knee pain. At what degree of knee flexion does the IT band shift behind the lateral femoral epicondyle, giving it a knee flexor angle of pull?
The vastus medialis provides a _____ pull on the patella whe…
The vastus medialis provides a _____ pull on the patella when contracting concentrically.
In your female cross country cyclist you note – pain deep in…
In your female cross country cyclist you note – pain deep in the groin area with decreasing symptoms with rest and low impact exercises. This condition is often misdiagnosed as adductor strain. She notes increasing symptoms with running or carrying more weight. Her thigh and groin area throbs at night. You thus suspect that she may have