WorksheetsSacrum and Pelvis
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which of the following movements will cause the sacral base to move anterior (sacral flexion)?
cranial extension
counternutation
inhalation
weight bearing on the left leg
weight bearing on the right leg
which of the following L5 dysfunctions corresponds with right sacral torsion on a left oblique axis (R on L)?
L5 FRLSL
L5 FRRSR
L5 NRLSR
L5 NRRSL
Pt has LBP. There is tenderness over the right SI joint, a positive seated flexion test on the right, and the right ILA is inferior and shallow. Based on the information given, what is the MOST likely diagnosis?
left sacral rotation on a left oblique axis (L on L)
unilateral sacral extension on the left (LUE)
unilateral sacral extension on the right (RUE)
unilateral sacral flexion on the left (LUF)
unilateral sacral flexion on the right (RUF)
The Trendelenburg test will assess which one of the following muscle groups?
the hip abductors
the hip adductors
the hip extensors
the hip flexors
the hip external rotators
Pt has left-sided LBP, worse with standing up straight after prolonged sitting. Pain radiates to groin. L1 is FRLSL. Tender point medial to left ASIS. You suspect a left hip flexor somatic dysfunction. BEST NMT to confirm?
the hip drop test
Hoover's test
Ober's test
the Thomas test
the Trendelenburg test
Pt is diagnosed with a right anterior innominate rotation. About which sacral axis does this rotation occur?
inferior transverse
middle transverse
oblique
sagittal
superior transverse
Pt with L hip pain has + standing flexion test on left. Left ASIS is cephalad. Left PSIS is caudad. Pubic tubercles are level. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of this innominate dysfunction?
tight hamstrings
tight hip abductors
tight hip adductors
tight piriformis
tight quadriceps
Pt with LBP has + seated flexion test on the right. Deep sacral sulcus on the right. Left ILA is posterior. lumbosacral spring test is negative. Given these findings, which is the MOST likely diagnosis?
left sacral rotation on a left oblique axis
left sacral rotation on a right oblique axis
right sacral rotation on a left oblique axis
right sacral rotation on a right oblique axis
unilateral sacral flexion on the right
