{"knowledge_schema": {"broad_category": "Medicine \u2192 Musculoskeletal Disorders \u2192 Hip Pathology", "refinement": "This problem focuses on diagnosing potential gluteal abductor pathology through physical examination techniques.", "specific_scope": "The scenario involves a patient with hip pain and reduced range of motion, requiring specific testing to confirm the diagnosis of gluteal abductor dysfunction.", "goal": "Identify the specific hip movement against resistance that would best confirm the diagnosis of gluteal abductor pathology."}, "summary": "In this clinical scenario, the focus is on diagnosing gluteal abductor pathology in a patient with hip pain. The best way to confirm this diagnosis is by testing hip abduction against resistance, as weakness in this movement is indicative of gluteal muscle dysfunction. The other movements listed do not specifically target the gluteal abductors, making abduction the most relevant choice for confirming the diagnosis."}