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The structure of the hip joint provides:
1. Mobility and Flexibility
2. Postural Control- capsule contains mechanoreceptors
3. Platform for normal gait
Do we mobilize after surgery?
It depends on goals, when the surgery happened, what kind of surgery, how bad it was, etc.
What does the Thomas Test stretch?
Increases hip extension
What does this stretch?
Hip Flexor
What does this stretch?
Hip Extensors
What does this stretch?
Ipsilateral hip extensor
Contralater hip flexor
What does the quadruped stretch?
Hip extensors
What does this stretch?
Adductors and Internal Rotators
What does this stretch?
Rectus Femoris
What does this stretch?
Hamstrings
What does this stretch?
Hamstrings
What does this stretch?
TFL
What does this stretch?
TFL and gluteus medius
Which muscle is the main hip hiker?
Quadratus Lumborum
What do wall slides develop?
Eccentric Control
Which direction do you glide the hip joint to increase internal rotation
Infero-lateral
What is the knee designed for?
Mobility
Stability
The knee supports the body weight in _______, and is the primary functional unit in _______, _______, and _______.
It supports the body weight when standing, and is the primary functional unit in walking, climbing, and sitting activities.
What glide this?
Medial Glide
What is this stretching?
What is this stretching?
What is this exercising?
Vastus Medialis Obliquus
What does this exercise?
Resisted Isometrics for Knee Extension in Pain-free Positions:
What are 5 ways to increase knee extension?
1. Neuromuscular technique – patient supine
2. Neuromuscular technique – patient prone
3. Passive stretching technique – patient
prone
4. Passive stretching technique – patient
supine
5. Self stretching technique
How many bones are in the foot and ankle?
28
What does this do?
Mobilization to increase plantarflexion
What does this do?
Mobilization to increase ankle dorsiflexion