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When assessing the Gracilis, what is the joint position be tested?
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Hip adduction, knee internal rotation
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When assessing the Gracilis, what are the muscles being assessed?
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1. Gracilis
2. Adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus, pectineus |
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When assessing the Gracilis, what are the potentially overactive muscles, if strength is limited?
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Biceps femoris, piriformis, gluteus medius (posterior), gluteus maximus
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When assessing the Gracilis, how should the client be positioned?
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Supine with hip in neutral and knee extended...thigh in internal rotation and adduction
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When assessing the Gracilis, what are the movement impairments as demonstrated by the overhead squat assessment?
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Feet turning out, knees moving outward and/or low back rounding
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When assessing the Adductor Magnus, what is the joint position be tested?
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1. Hip extension, internal rotation and adduction (vertical)
2. Hip extension, external rotation and adduction (oblique fibers) |
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When assessing the Adductor Magnus, what are the muscles being assessed?
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1. Adductor Magnus
2. Adductor longus, adductor brevis, gracilis, pectineus |
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When assessing the Adductor Magnus, what are the potentially overactive muscles, if strength is limited?
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1. Psoas, rectus femoris, sartorius
2. TFL, Gluteus, minumus |
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When assessing the Adductor Magnus, how should the client be positioned?
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Prone, hip and knee in extension...thigh in internal rotation and adduction (vertical fibers) or external rotation and adduction for oblique fibers
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When assessing the Adductor Magnus, what are the movement impairments as demonstrated by the overhead squat assessment?
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Knees moving outward and/or low back arching
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