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Trunk Extensor Group:
Entire ROM
normal
Trunk Extensors
Slight, moderate, or weak
when they cannot do full ROM. based on judgment
Quad Lumborum
Strong or weak
Oblique Trunk Flexors
(Left/Right EO)
Normal
hands behind head
Oblique Trunk Flexors
(Left/Right EO)
Good
folded across chest
Oblique Trunk Flexors
(Left/Right EO)
Fair+
arms extended forward
Oblique Trunk Flexors
(Left/Right EO)
Fair
just enough that one should blade is off the table
Upper Abs consist of...
Rectus Abdominis, IO
Same grading as Obliques
Lower Abs consist of
Rectus abdominis, EO
Refer to chart for grading