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When assessing the sartorius, what is the joint position be assessed?
Hip flexion, external rotation, and abduction with knee flexion
Hip flexion, external rotation, and abduction with knee flexion
When assessing the sartorius, what are the muscles being assessed?
1.  Satorius
2.  Rectus femoris, psoas, medial hamstring complex, gracilis, hip external rotators
1. Satorius
2. Rectus femoris, psoas, medial hamstring complex, gracilis, hip external rotators
When assessing the sartorius, what are potentially overactive muscles if strength is limited?
1.  Adductor magnus
2.  Hamstring complex, adductor longus, adductor brevis, pectineus
1. Adductor magnus
2. Hamstring complex, adductor longus, adductor brevis, pectineus
When assessing the sartorius, how should the client be positioned?
Supine with hip and knee flexed..thigh in external rotation and abduction
Supine with hip and knee flexed..thigh in external rotation and abduction
When assessing the sartorius, what are the movement impairments as demonstrated by the overhead squat assessment?
Feet flattening, feet turning out, knees moving inward, and or low back rounding
Feet flattening, feet turning out, knees moving inward, and or low back rounding