In which position is the rectus femoris isolated during knee extension testing?
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28%
Sitting with the knee extended
38%
Supine with the knee flexed
15%
Prone with the knee extended
19%
Supine with the knee extended
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During hip adduction testing, why is the non-tested leg lifted?
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54%
To prevent compensation by the non-tested leg
22%
To reduce friction
16%
To increase stability
9%
To assess muscle tone
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Which muscle is primarily tested during ankle inversion with plantarflexion?
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26%
Tibialis anterior
59%
Tibialis posterior
9%
Peroneus longus
6%
Extensor hallucis longus
To isolate the soleus during ankle plantarflexion testing, the knee should be:
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62%
Flexed
27%
Extended
7%
Neutral
4%
Hyperextended
Which of the following compensations may occur during knee flexion testing?
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32%
Ankle dorsiflexion
40%
Hip extension
17%
Hip abduction
11%
Knee extension
When testing hip abduction, what is the recommended position for the patient?
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30%
Supine with the leg extended
60%
Sidelying with the lower leg flexed
3%
Sitting with the legs hanging down
6%
Prone with the legs extended
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In testing for ankle dorsiflexion, which muscle is primarily targeted?
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75%
Tibialis anterior
11%
Tibialis posterior
7%
Gastrocnemius
7%
Soleus
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Which position is used to isolate the gastrocnemius during ankle plantarflexion testing?
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43%
Knee flexed
49%
Knee extended
4%
Hip flexed
3%
Hip extended
When testing knee extension in sitting, which muscle is primarily tested?
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76%
Quadriceps
11%
Hamstrings
5%
Gastrocnemius
8%
Gluteus medius
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What is the primary muscle tested during hip flexion?
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6%
Gluteus maximus
18%
Rectus femoris
73%
Iliopsoas
2%
Sartorius
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Which of the following muscles is tested during hip extension?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Rectus femoris
5%
Iliopsoas
82%
Gluteus maximus
4%
Sartorius
How is the pelvis best stabilized during hip flexion testing?
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5%
By stabilizing the scapula
13%
By stabilizing the knee in a seated position
18%
By stabilizing the knee with the hand
63%
By stabilizing the pelvis during supine position
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What is the optimal test for tibialis anterior?
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3%
Knee flexion with foot inversion
38%
Dorsiflexion with knee flexion
46%
Dorsiflexion with the leg supported
13%
Plantarflexion with ankle stabilization
In ankle plantarflexion using single-leg heel raises, what does Grade 3 indicate?
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3%
No movement occurs
45%
Heel raises off the ground once
38%
Heel raises off the ground at least three times
13%
Heel raises off the ground with assistance
What is the correct position for testing ankle inversion?
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42%
Sitting with the leg straight and foot inverted
36%
Supine with foot in neutral
11%
Side-lying with the ankle in dorsiflexion
11%
Prone with foot fully plantarflexed
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