Kinesiology

What structure may prevent you from moving the hip into further abduction when you are measuring the ROM in supine position?

• Tensor Fascia Latae

• Vastus Medialis Obliquus

• Sartorius

• Gracilis

B.P. is a patient with (R) hip pain. You noticed that when the patient does a single leg standing on the (R), such as in walking, there is a pelvic drop on the (L) side. Which structure is affected?

• (R) Gluteus medius

• (L) Gluteus medius

• Both

• None of the above

What is the name of the gait, when the patient drops their pelvis on either side when walking?

• Waddling Gait

• Trendelenburg Gait

• Miss Universe Walk

• Tsunami walk

The following are factors that can cause a shortened (L) leg during leg length assessment, except?

• tight (R) quadratus lumborum

• tight (L) quadratus lumborum

• tight (L) adductors

• Short (L) femur

If your patient has (R) hip pain and they wanted to use a cane. At which side will the cane be placed?

• Contralateral side of the affected hip

• Ipsilateral side of the affected hip

• Both. Use 2 canes

• None of the above

Kinesiology is the study of ____________.

• Movement

• Blood

• Cells

• Organs

The Musculoskeletal System combines the following two systems _____.

• Skeletal and Nervous

• Muscular and Digestive

• Muscular and Skeletal

• Skeletal and Immune

Moving a limb towards the midline of the body is called ____.

• ABduction

• ADduction

• Circumduction

• Flexion

Extending a limb beyond (past) its normal ROM is called _____.

• Extension

• Hypoextension

• Flexion

• Hyperextension

Moving a body part upwards in the frontal plane is called _____.

• Opposition

• Elevation

• Retraction

• Pronation