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| Where does side bending of the of the hip occur? (which vertebra) |
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Definition
side bending occurs at the level of S2
*around anterior/posterior axis* |
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Term
Complete the sentence:
In nutation, the base moves 1)..., the apex moves 2)... around the M/L axis at the level of S2.
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Definition
In nutation, the base moves 1)anteriorly, the apex moves 2)posteriorly around the M/L axis at the level of S2.
*these dissociative mvmts happen simultaneously during mvmt eg: walking* |
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Term
Complete the sentence:
In nutation, the ASIS moves 1)... and the PSIS moves 2)... |
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Definition
In nutation, the ASIS moves 1) superiorly and the PSIS moves 2) inferiorly.
*these dissociative mvmts happen simultaneously during mvmt eg: walking* |
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Term
Complete the sentence:
In counternutation, the ASIS moves 1)... and the PSIS moves 2)... |
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Definition
In counternutation, the ASIS moves 1)inferiorly and the PSIS moves 2)superiorly.
*these dissociative mvmts happen simultaneously during mvmt eg: walking* |
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Term
Complete the sentence:
In counternutation, the base moves 1)... and the apex moves 2)... around the M/L axis at the level of S2 |
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Definition
In counternutation, the base moves 1) posteriorly and the apex moves 2) anteriorly around the M/L axis at the level of S2
*these dissociative mvmts happen simultaneously during mvmt eg: walking* |
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Term
| Which dissociative mvmt should occur between the sacrum and ilium with anterior rotation of the innominate? |
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Definition
anterior rotation of the innominate is accompanied by counternutation of the sacrum
*when pelvis is in motion*
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| Which dissociative mvmt should occur between the sacrum and ilium with posterior rotation of the innominate? |
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Definition
posterior rotation of the innominate is accompanied by nutation of the sacrum
*when pelvis is in motion*
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Term
| Which test will you perform to demonstrate dissociative mvmts unilaterally? |
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Definition
| stork test (standing hip-flexion test) |
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Term
True or false?
Asymmetrical mvmt patterns: When one innominate rotates posteriorly, the opposite innominate rotates anteriorly. |
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Definition
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