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*Please all parts of the question - thank you! What are the normal ROM at the...

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What are the normal ROM at the hip, knee, and ankle while walking up and down the stairs?

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Ans Normal ROM at the hip, knee, and ankle while walking up and down the stairs are

Hip - Extension - 60 - 30 degree of flexion (Upward)

       Extension - 20-30 degree flexion to 5 degree of flexion

Knee- Extension 80-35 degree of flexion

        Flexion 5-10 degree of flexion

Ankle -    Dorsiflexion 20-25 degree of dorsi flexion Plantor flexion 25-15 degree of dorsiflexion

           Dorsiflexion 5-10 degree of plantar flaxionto 5-10 degree dorsi flexion

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