The Compensations that Can be Seen During the Modified Thomas Test on Hips' Muscular Group

Modified Thomas Test
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Modified Thomas Test
Modified Thomas Test is one of the crucial processes relevant to Tom's case due to possible technicalities during exercise. It is considered in determining the flexibility range to ensure that the physical condition is adequately restored (Clapis, 2008). It must be done based on the available objective data of the client to avoid any possible challenges that may emerge and jeopardize physical health stability. Therefore, specific compensations must be considered to ensure that the test correlates to Tom's condition.
The most evident compensation notable during the Modified Thomas Test is reduced hip flexor. Due to Tom's condition, the major contributor to the knee weaknesses is the inability to uphold adequate changes in the lower and upper limbs satisfactorily. The reduced hip flexors can be notified at the right posterior thigh. Therefore, such compensation is relevant for understanding Tom's present an...