Passive Range of Motion (Hip Joint)

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This is not medical advice. The content is intended as educational content for health care professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional. In this video, Andreas talks about Passive Range of Motion of the Hip Joint. Make sure to also check out the video on Active Range of Motion and Resisted Isometric Testing.
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I like how you referred to the fixation points, sir 👍👍👍A good point to be attended to

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[@Physiotutors]

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[@JL-eo9pu]

Flexion 0:46 Extension 01:20 Abduction 01:40 Adduction 02:08 Internal Rotation 2:30 External Rotation 02:51

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the degrees normal range are the same as in the video on active range? or do they differ?

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This was really helpful in understanding and testing the different parts of my hips and glutes.

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I would add looking at the patient all along as it’s an important part of this examination.

[@Physiotutors]

definitely, stay in contact with the patient to gauge their reaction

[@nicolebrown2372]

Hi, great technique, love the videos you do! Not sure if its just the way we are taught but I noticed when you were testing hip flexion you seemed to bounce slightly, we were told not to do that as you can injure the patient by going past their threshold. Especially important if you are a physiotherapy student who is still trying to get acclimatised to feeling that elastic end point and knowing when to stop. Very useful videos for study though.

[@Physiotutors]

Hi Nicole, it's important to be gentle especially if the hip is very reactive. The slight bouncing is done in order to assess end-feel.

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[@Physiotutors]

We have several videos on Resisted isometric testing as well as myotomes

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Are this streches gonna help with my internal rotation pain? I play futbol (soccer) and i cant play due the pain on my left hip

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Sir PROM hip circumduction.......pls teach me sir

[@Phalastinia]

for hip I.R, does the head of the femur roll anterior or posterior?

[@Physiotutors]

Depends on the position. In the anatomic position it will be a posterior role and an anterior glide. In 90° of flexion, it will be a cranial roll and a caudal glide.

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Hi , Is possible to overuse of Hip flexors lead to internal rotation deficiency and weak hip internal rotators and then lead to low back pain inhibited glutes and obliques and IT band friction ? Thx in advance!

[@Physiotutors]

Sounds like overcomplication. Pain is always multifactorial and seldom only a mechanical issue. Focussing on the biomedical domain, we see someone with ITBs it is due to an increase in running volume. Reducing or ceasing running for a short while combined with gluteus medius training often works well and is described in the literature.

[@davidd9325]

Over powered quads and hip flexors can inhibit the glutes, but sacroiliac joint issues can inhibit the glutes also. Try laying on your stomach and lift your leg up one at a time, see if one goes higher than the other. Is one of your hips hiked up or dropped like a lateral pelvic tilt? Maybe a tight QL is inhibiting your glutes also. And it's just a whole chain effect man. If your ass is weak and your si joint is locked and you have tight adductors your gonna have a decrease internal rotation.

[@Helgiflextkd]

Great stuff guys. Kinda funny how you pronounce abduction (A-B-duction) and adduction (A-D-duction) ;) but very good content!

[@Physiotutors]

Glad you like the videos. Yeah, this is only to avoid confusion!;)

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[@philhowarth9136]

ABduction abd ADduction are said that way to make the two distinct from each other - in order to avoid mistaking the two...its a commin practice among medical professionals to emphasise whicj is which in this way

[@mavi1676]

Thank you, but you didn’t support-grab- the knee for fixation while doing external and internal rotation of the hip! Doctor focused in that so much. Thanks again

[@Physiotutors]

+Mavi what do you want to fixate at the knee?

[@mavi1676]

Physiotutors she told us that for any movement we have to fixate the proximal joint of that movement to make it right and to prevent any substation. I'm students and that was my second class in therapeutic exercise😬

[@Physiotutors]

Yes, this is true! But in this case you are moving the hip so it would be logical to fixate the pelvis in this case

[@pammakie4647]

I noticed the same thing. This will be painful for anyone who has/had knee issues...surgery. They WILL react!

[@mallory1782]

Mavi she told you you have to fixate the proximal joint yet you ask why he does not fixate the knee joint? Honey this is a HIP assesment video. The joint proximal to the hip is the pelvis, not the knee so I am confused by your comment

[@user-lt8ue4kd7w]

Hello,what is the difference in assessing the hip rotation in hip flexed position 90' compared to hip extended position?Thanks in advance

[@consultantatwork8271]

They both are different movements. A hip flexed at 90 degree in supine position with the feet movement outside would be hip internal position. You can feel it while lying that the pelvic floor touches the femur just for feels. When done in the opposite direction that would be a hip external position.

[@franzy871]

How do you measure hip extension in a patient who can't lie on their side or stomach? I just hat one and didn't quite find an answer... I could make them lie at the edge of the bed (sorry I don't know the english word for "Therapieliege") and let the leg hang down, but this seems kind of dangerous to me... Help would be appreciated :)

[@Physiotutors]

You could try to perform the Thomas test or the modified thomas test

[@LacroixVincent]

A limitation of sacro-iliac capsule's can decrease this passive range of motion?

[@Physiotutors]

ROM in the SI joint is minimal and would not impact it

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[@veenabiradar9465]

Y u r fixing opposite side pelvis while dng abduction and adduction ..and u r saying u wld lyk to fix ..Is it nt compulsory?

[@doerian5483]

Jesus fuck, try to read that yourself, no wonder they haven't replied to you yet.

[@nazeerahmad4496]

Where is hip rotations

[@Physiotutors]

In supine position 90° like shown in the video. Can also be done in 0° position in prone position.

[@tomaszpacut8590]

Hi :) Sorry but you cant control the hip isolation movment without control the pelvis. Put the finger on ASIS and try it again. You will be suprised, trust me :)

[@Physiotutors]

Agree for all movement, but the rotations. For the rotations it's less of a problem.

[@tomaszpacut8590]

@@Physiotutors Sorry but i dont agree with you :) If you do rotatnion with out control pelvis it is obvious that it will be the next joint where your body will be looking for move. Eyes are not enough to control it :)