PI & AS Ilium Flashcards
(44 cards)
On PI Ilium Static Palpation PSIS misaligns
posterior and inferior
On PI Ilium Static Palpation Ischial Tuberosity misaligns
anterior
On AS Ilium Static Palpation PSIS misaligns
anterior and superior
On AS Ilium Static Palpation Ischial Tuberosity misaligns
posterior
Tests for X Axis Motion Palpation
Knee Raiser
SI Fluid Motion
Finding for Left PSIS on Left Knee Raiser - Normal
posterior and inferior
Finding for Right PSIS on Left Knee Raiser - Normal
anterior and superior
Finding for Left PSIS on Left Knee Raiser - Fixation
anterior and superior (ipsilateral fixation)
If Left PSIS is fixed on Left Knee Raiser what might this indicate
AS ilium
Finding for Right PSIS on Left Knee Raiser - Fixation
posterior and inferior (contralateral fixation)
If Right PSIS goes posterior and inferior on Left Knee Raiser what might this indicate
PI ilium
On Left Knee Raiser fixation what indicates an ipsilateral fixation
Left PSIS anterior and superior
On Left Knee Raiser fixation what indicates a contralateral fixation
Right PSIS posterior and inferior
Finding for Right PSIS on Right Knee Raiser - Normal
posterior and inferior
Finding for Left PSIS on Right Knee Raiser - Normal
anterior and superior
Finding for Right PSIS on Right Knee Raiser - Fixed
anterior and superior (ipsilateral fixation)
Finding for Left PSIS on Right Knee Raiser - Fixed
posterior and inferior (contralateral fixation)
If Left PSIS goes posterior and inferior on Right Knee Raiser what might this indicate
PI ilium
On Right Knee Raiser Fixation what indicates an ipsilateral fixation
Right PSIS anterior and superior
On Right Knee Raiser Fixation what indicates a contralateral fixation
Left PSIS posterior and inferior
Right SI Fluid Motion - what does it mean when the right leg lengthens and the left leg remains stationary
Right SI joint is freely moveable
Right SI Fluid Motion - what does it mean when both legs lengthen
Right SI fixation
Left SI Fluid Motion - what does it mean when the left leg lengthens and the right leg remains stationary
Left SI joint is freely moveable
Left SI Fluid Motion - what does it mean when both legs lengthen simultaneously
Left SI fixation