Is it possible to get a 3/5 or greater on the Hruska Adduction Lift Test on patients who are not repositioned.
That would not be possible for a patient lying on their left side (Right Adduction Lift Test) for the Left AIC or true PEC patient because the left side of the pelvis is truly out of position to attain adduction and IR needed to get past a 2/5. But a patient lying on their right side (Left Adduction Lift Test) could get a 3/5 because the right side of the pelvis is not out of position to attain adduction and IR and although the left adductors would be in a long state, they could still lift the hips off the table to move from a 2 to a 3. This would not be true for a PEC with both sides of the pelvis positioned forward with both hips in some ER, but it would be true for the standard Left AIC (left pelvis forward and right pelvis back).
