aa 2 final

a pt can bend his foot down to 65* but cannot bring it to neutral. he lacks 15* from neutral. document?

PT moves thumbs medial from PSIS to palpate spine. PT is most likely on what structure?

a person rolls their ankle into inversion with the foot in full DF. what structure is most likely injured?

regarding mlts, which of the following statements are true? mms excessive in length are usually:

during neurological screening, a therapist tests the achilles tendon reflex and notes clonus of ankle PF. documentation?

using standardized goniometric procedures, what is the most likely fulcrum to measure knee flexion?

using the popliteal angle test, normal flexibility of the hams should be within which of the following ranges?

a pt exhibits lack of knee flexion, which mlt is most appropriate to confirm this?

according to the aaos, the normal range of motion for ankle PF is

to accurately measure ankle PF, what is the correct alignment for the moving arm?

to measure calcaneal eversion, what position would a therapist normally place the pt in?

what is the action of the popliteus in a wb position?

55 y/o presents w LBP, weakness, and altered sensation in his R LE & decreased knee extension strength. neuro testing?

a patient is evaled post-lumbar fusion and demonstrates decreased knee flexion. which nerve roots are likely involved?

inferior, distal direction from sustentaculum tali; bony projecteion palpated towards mid-foot near top of medial arch

given the action and attachments of the posterior tibialis mm, how would weakness of this mm present?

thomas test results: 10* hip ext with thigh on table, knee flexed <70*. follow up test?

adopting the figure 4 position is appropriate for testing which two structures?

*image* consider the mmt being performed. what is a likely normal end position for a mlt of this same mm? (tfl)

in which of the following positions is the posterior talofibular ligament taut?

weakness of the tibialis anterior and extensor hallicus longus mms correspond best with which myotomes?

what is the best description for the sagittal plane?

PT flexes the knee when assessing mm length and moves the ankle into DF. the reason for flexing the knee is to:

for movements of the ankle and foot, which motions are measured primarily in the sagittal plane?

pt recovering from bunionectomy. PT suspects she has decreased 1st MTP extension. according to AAOS, expected ROM is: