You measured your patient’s (L) hip flexion ROM from a start…

You measured your patient’s (L) hip flexion ROM from a starting position of 5 degrees hyperextension.  The patient then flexed to one-hundred degrees of motion without help and up to one-hundred and twenty degrees with help.  Complete the documentation of these results in standard format for a SOAP note by filling in the blank:  Goni (L) hip flexion A/PROM = _______________________ in supine.

SCENARIO A (will be used for multiple questions) Your patien…

SCENARIO A (will be used for multiple questions) Your patient, Mr. Adler, is recovering from a LE injury. Upon goniometric assessment, you note the following active values:             Hip flex = 88 degrees             Hip ext = 0 degrees             Hip ABD  = 20 degrees             Hip ADD = 15 degrees             Hip IR = 12 degrees             Hip ER = 22 degrees Which of the following functional tasks will Mr. Adler have the greatest difficulty performing? 

 SCENARIO A (will be used for multiple questions) Your patie…

 SCENARIO A (will be used for multiple questions) Your patient, Mr. Adler, is recovering from a LE injury. Upon goniometric assessment, you note the following active values:Hip flex = 88 degreesHip ext = 0 degreesHip ABD = 20 degreesHip ADD = 15 degreesHip IR = 12 degreesHip ER = 22 degreesMr. Adler indicates that he is having significant difficulty performing tasks which require a deep squat position. Assuming his limitations are due to muscular tightness, which of the following muscle groups is contributing to his problem?