WorksheetsKinesiology of hip and pelvis
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the passive insufficiency of the hamstrings?
Hip extension with knee flexion
Hip extension with knee extension
Hip flexion with knee flexion
Hip flexion with knee extension
What is the passive insufficiency of Rectus femoris
Hip extension with knee flexion
Hip extension with knee extension
Hip flexion with knee flexion
Hip flexion with knee extension
Piriformis acts as a medial rotator when the hip is in neutral
True
False
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
When standing on one foot, how many percentage of the bodyweight does the gluteus medius on the stance limb need to carry so that the pelvis must be balanced.
50%
65%
75%
85%
When a person flattens their back, what is the expected pelvic position?
Posterior pelvic tilt
Anterior pelvic tilt
Pelvic tilting
Any of the above
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
