A therapist performs a lower extremity goniometric measurement. Which of the following measurements would not be conducted with the patient in supine?

A patient that presents with the right leg shorter than the left (via a measured structural leg length discrepancy), could possibly have what condition?

When assessing ROM with a goniometer, what part of the goniometer should be aligned with the fulcrum of the joint?

You suspect your athlete is suffering from chondromalacia patellae, secondary to a medial meniscus tear. You refer your athlete to the team physician and they perform a meniscectomy via arthroscopic surgery. While reviewing the arthoscopic surgery pictures with your team physician, what do you expect to see?

An athlete with bilateral Gluteus Medius weakness would present with what issue when analyzing walking gait from a posterior view?

Moderate point tenderness over and superior to the first cuneiform, with pain and NO weakness with dorsiflexion and inversion would indicate what possible injury?

A basketball athlete comes to the AT facility two weeks after the season starts complaining of knee pain. She complains of anterior knee pain over the tibial tuberosity that increases as she gets further into practice, especially with squatting and jumping activities. She does not show a decrease in strength. She reports that her pain decreases following some rest, but she is at a point now where practicing is difficult secondary to pain. What injury do you suspect?

An athlete is only able to contract the rectus femoris muscle in a gravity eliminated position, with no joint motion. What grade would you assign them?

While palpating the insertion point of the semitendinosus, gracilis, and sartorius, the patient complains of significant tenderness. The patient also reports a recent increase in training, presents with pain that increases with activity, and presents with no significant weakness. What condition do you initially suspect?

What kind of individuals can Power Testing be done with?