You are working on PREs with a patient who is s/p ORIF follo…
You are working on PREs with a patient who is s/p ORIF following an ankle fracture. You note that inversion exercises result in the patient experiencing increased pain, swelling, crepitus and increased motion at the ORIF site. You should:
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A PTA moves a patient from sidelying to supine after the patient was unable to maintain the manual muscle test position for the hip abductors. Assuming the patient is able to complete full range of motion in the horizontal plane, the MOST appropriate muscle grade is:
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Your patient has complained to your CI that they seem to be doing “the same ol’ thing” everyday. Your CI has asked you to find three different ways to stretch your patient’s hip flexors, so that the stretching is done differently every treatment session. Which of the following exercises would not increase hip extension ROM?
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