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    PTA Posture Assessment Forms

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    The document describes a PTA static and dynamic postural assessment form. It includes sections to evaluate the lower body, upper body, ankle complex, hip complex, and thoracic spine from both anterior/posterior and lateral views. Examiners are to check where deviations are observed and refer to a movement management plan.

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    The document describes a PTA static and dynamic postural assessment form. It includes sections to evaluate the lower body, upper body, ankle complex, hip complex, and thoracic spine from both anterior/posterior and lateral views. Examiners are to check where deviations are observed and refer to a movement management plan.

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    The document describes a PTA static and dynamic postural assessment form. It includes sections to evaluate the lower body, upper body, ankle complex, hip complex, and thoracic spine from both anterior/posterior and lateral views. Examiners are to check where deviations are observed and refer to a movement management plan.

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    PTA Posture Assessment Forms

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    The document describes a PTA static and dynamic postural assessment form. It includes sections to evaluate the lower body, upper body, ankle complex, hip complex, and thoracic spine from both anterior/posterior and lateral views. Examiners are to check where deviations are observed and refer to a movement management plan.

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    PTA Static Postural Assessment

    Client Name Date

    Anterior & Posterior View


    Tick where seen & refer to
    Movement Management Plan

     Lower Body
    L R
    Foot & ankle Toe - Out
    complex Toe - In
    Pronation
    Flat Feet
    High Arch

    Knee/Hip Knock Knees


    Bow Legs

     Upper Body
    L R
    Spine Scoliosis
    Scapula Deviation
    Shoulder Deviation
    Head Tilt
    Rotation

    Comments __________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________

    Lateral View
    Tick where seen & refer to
    Movement Management Plan

     Lower Body
    L R
    Ankle Dorsiflexion
    Plantarflexion
    Knee Flexed
    Hyperextended
    Pelvis Anterior translation
    Y N
    Is the deviation symmetrical?
    Tilt: Anterior
    Posterior

     Upper Body
    Y N
    Lumbar spine Lordosis
    Flat
    Thorac spine Kyphosis
    Flat
    Trunk Rotation (Symmetry)
    Comments __________________________________________
    Shoulders Forward
    ___________________________________________________
    Head position Forward
    ___________________________________________________
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    PTA Dynamic Postural Assessment

    Client Name Date

    Ankle Complex - Sagittal Step


    Tick where seen & refer to
    Movement Management Plan
     Front View
    L R
    Medial deviation of knee
    Medial deviation of hip
    Stance foot toe-out
    Excessive pronation of placing foot

     Side View
    L R
    Heel lifting on stance foot
    Heel lifting on placing foot
    Poor control of tibia on placing foot
    Poor control of tibia on stance foot
    Excessive flexion of trunk

    Hip Complex - Lateral Step/Lunge


    Tick where seen & refer to
    Movement Management Plan
     Front View Stepping Leg
    L R
    Knee not stacking (over foot)
    Hips not stacking (over foot)
    Head not stacking (over foot)

     Front View Trunk


    L R
    Excessive flexion of trunk
    Excessive lateral flexion of trunk

     Front View Stance Leg L R


    Lateral border of foot off ground

    Thoracic Spine - Transverse Step & Reach


    Tick where seen & refer to
    Movement Management Plan
     Back View L R
    Scapula - segmented movement
    Spine - poor lateral flexion
    Excessive trunk rotation
    Head doesn’t follow hand
    (without prompting)
    Segmented head movement
    Stance leg not straight

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