adv MSK interventions Flashcards
TMJ
hypomobile
limited ROM
NO pain
ipsilateral deviation
TMJ
hypermobile
pain with contralateral deviation
TMJ
synovitis
inflammation only
TMJ
capsulitis
inflammation
ipsilateral deviation
PROM=AROM
normal ROM for TMJ
35-55mm
mm for TMJ opening
lateral pterygoid
think about saying “lah” when you open the mouth
mm needed to close mouth
masseter, medial pterygoid, temporalis
think MMT - masseter, medial pterygoid, temporalis
lateral deviation of the manible
ROM:
MM:
ROM: 10-15 mm
mm: lateral pterygoid (contralateral)
medial pterygoid (contralateral)
protrusion of the manible
ROM:
mm:
ROM: 7mm
mm: medial and lateral pterygoid
retraction of the mandible
ROM:
mm:
ROM: 3-4 mm
mm: temporalis
difference between ULNT 1 and ULNT 2
ULNT 1 - shoulder abduction to 110deg
- nerve: median, anterior interosseous nerve
“MAIN”
ULNT 2 - shoulder abduction to 10deg
- median nerve, musculocutaneous, axillary nerve
“MAM”
leg calve perthes disease
age: 2-13
- short stature males
- deformity/flatenning of femoral head due to loss of blood supply
- pain worsens with activity
- limping
- stiffness
- EXTENSION, ABDUCTION, IR LIMITED
- treatment: bracing - scottishh rite brace
“MR ABE is Scottish”
medial rotation
abduction
extension
scottish brace for treatment
slipped capital femoral epiphysis
age: 10-17
- overweight
- displacement of femoral head due to slippage from growth plate
- pain worsens with activity
- limping
- stiffness
- FLEXION, ABDUCTION, MEDIAL ROTATION ARE LIMITED
- treatment: surgery
“MR FAB is Fat”
medial rotation
flexion
abduction
seen with overweight = fat
how does KT taping work to reduce edema
KT pulls the skin upwards and increases the lymphatic drainage throught an INCREASE IN INTERSTITIAL SPACE beneath the underlying skin, alleviating the interstitial pressure and therefore reducing edema and pain
where is the KT tape placed for edama reduction
applied ABOVE the joint with the edema