Hip: Interventions

Question 1

manual therapy: indications for mobilization/manipulation

Answer 1

• hip pain

- loss of hip PROM with capsular endfeel

Question 2

manual therapy: indications for soft tissue treatment

Answer 2

loss of hip PROM with elastic endfeel

Question 3

LAD: used to address

Answer 3

overall capsular mobility

Question 4

LAD: for best response, perform in this position

Answer 4

30˚ flexion
30˚ abduction
20˚ ER

Question 5

manual hip IR: to improve what

Answer 5

• posterior capsular mobility

- hip IR ROM

Question 6

lateral traction: used to improve

Answer 6

lateral capsular mobility

Question 7

posterior glide: to improve

Answer 7

posterior capsular mobility

Question 8

AP with lateral glide to improve

Answer 8

• posterolateral capsular mobility

- hip adduction ROM

Question 9

PA glide with abduction and ER to improve

Answer 9

• anterior capsular mobility

- abduction/ER ROM

Question 10

inferior glide with belt to improve

Answer 10

• inferior capsular mobility

- hip flexion ROM

Question 11

lateral glide with belt to improve

Answer 11

• lateral capsular mobility

- hip adduction ROM

Question 12

muscles most likely to be weak in the hip

Answer 12

• hip abductors
• hip extensors
• hip rotators

Question 13

structural instability: activities that place repetitive strain on passive restraints

Answer 13

• forced extension

- rotational loading

Question 14

FAI: activities that regularly place hip in impingement positions

Answer 14

• flexion
• IR
• abduction

Question 15

nerve endings in the labrum may have ____ role

Answer 15

proprioceptive