PROM

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Procedure

  • One hand supports the weight of the client’s leg under the knee
  • The other hand supports under the heel TIP 179
  • Pull client’s leg towards you into abduction

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Zero Position

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Caution

  • Extreme care with hip replacements
  • Support the leg TIP 179

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Endfeel

  • Soft, antagonists
  • Hard when the greater trochanter of femur striking pelvis in pure abduction. This is the normal end feel with most people.
  • The more flexion and lateral rotation is integrated, the more abduction will be possible
  • There might be pain in groin caused by stretched hip adductors

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Avoid

  • IL lateral flexion of the spine (pelvis moving)
  • CL rotation of the spine (CL pelvis moves towards leg tested)
  • Lateral rotation of the thigh
  • Flexion of thigh
  • Rotation of the leg TIP 299

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Permit

  • Flexion of leg not tested

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Agonist Muscles

Hip (Leg) Abductors

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Antagonist Muscles

Hip (Leg) Adductors

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Tissues Compressed

  • Agonists, hip abductors
  • Greater trochanter of femur against coxal bone
  • Lateral joint capsule

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Tissues Stretched

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Joints Directly Involved

  • Hip joint

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Joints Indirectly Involved

  • Intervertebral (lumbar) joints
  • Knee joint
  • Ankle joint
  • Arches of the foot

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Special Notes

  • NA

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