Midterm

Question 1

Fixation with contralateral knee raiser

Answer 1

PI

Question 2

Gluteus medius trigger points tender on palpation

Answer 2

EX

Question 3

PSIS palpates inferior

Answer 3

PI

Question 4

Increased vertical dimension of innominate

Answer 4

PI

Question 5

Gluteus Maximus slopes more gradually toward gluteal fold

Answer 5

PI

Question 6

Sacrum relatively anterior to ilium

Answer 6

EX

Question 7

Fixation upon contralateral seated lumbopelvic lateral bending

Answer 7

IN

Question 8

Pain may radiate into anterior-medial thigh

Answer 8

IN

Question 9

Fixation upon contralateral seated SI axial rotation

Answer 9

IN

Question 10

Femur head lowers

Answer 10

PI or EX

Question 11

Toe-in foot flare

Answer 11

EX

Question 12

Decreased vertical dimension of innominate

Answer 12

AS

Question 13

Sacrum relatively anterior to ilium intersegmentally

Answer 13

PI

Question 14

Normal motion of the PSIS during knee raiser. right

Answer 14

Right: posterior/inferior, left: anterior/superior

Question 15

I-S tapping pressure feel firmer and more resistant to pressure

Answer 15

PI

Question 16

Slight compensatory shift toward hyperlordosis

Answer 16

PI or EX

Question 17

Patient may experience inguinal/groin area pain

Answer 17

IN

Question 18

Horizontal dimension of iliac ala is decreased

Answer 18

EX

Question 19

Normal motion of right ipsilateral axial rotation

Answer 19

Glide medially

If testing right: rotate to the right, palpate the right, but stand on left

Question 20

Sacral center line passes through the pubic bone

Answer 20

EX

Question 21

Sacrum relatively posterior to ilium intersegmentally

Answer 21

AS

Question 22

Gluteus Maximus tends to fall more sharply creating more rounded appearance

Answer 22

AS

Question 23

Testicular pain may be present

Answer 23

IN

Question 24

Horizontal dimension of obturator foramen decreased

Answer 24

IN

Question 25

Fixation upon ipsilateral seated SI axial rotation

Answer 25

EX

Question 26

Toe-out foot flare

Answer 26

IN

Question 27

Wall walking show foot to be relatively posterior

Answer 27

IN

Question 28

Horizontal dimension of obturator foramen increased

Answer 28

EX

Question 29

Slight compensatory shift to hyperlordosis

Answer 29

PI

Question 30

Normal motion of right ipsilateral lateral bending

Answer 30

Stand on the right, palpate right, bend to the right Should glide medially

Question 31

Femur head lowers

Answer 31

PI and EX

Question 32

Ischial tuberosity palpates anterior

Answer 32

PI

Question 33

Femur head raises

Answer 33

AS and IN

Question 34

I-S tapping pressure spongy and easier to push

Answer 34

AS

Question 35

Horizontal dimension of iliac ala is increased

Answer 35

IN

Question 36

Gluteal musculature appears narrow and hunched

Answer 36

EX

Question 37

Gluteal musculature appears flattened

Answer 37

IN

Question 38

Public symphysis deviates away from sacral center line

Answer 38

IN

Question 39

Patient may experience sciatic-like pain down the back of the thigh

Answer 39

EX

Question 40

Fixation upon ipsilateral knee raiser

Answer 40

AS

Question 41

Increased vertical height of obturator foramen

Answer 41

PI

Question 42

Decreased vertical height of obturator foramen

Answer 42

AS

Question 43

Fixation upon ipsilateral seated lumbopelvic lateral bend

Answer 43

EX

Question 44

PSIS palpates superior

Answer 44

AS

Question 45

Sacrum relatively posterior to the ilium intersegmentally

Answer 45

IN

Question 46

Slight compensatory shift of lumbar to hypolordosis

Answer 46

AS or IN

Question 47

Wall walking show the foot to be relatively anterior

Answer 47

EX

Question 48

Slight compensatory shift toward lumbar hypolordosis

Answer 48

AS

Question 49

Femur head raises

Answer 49

AS or IN

Question 50

Ischial tuberosity palpates relatively posterior

Answer 50

AS