CPRs Flashcards
1
Q
Condition: Painful knee OA
Treatment: hip mobilization
A
- pain with ipsi hip distraction
- ipsi knee passive flexion <122*
- ipsi hip passive IR <17*
- Pain or paresthesia in ipsi hip or groin
- ipsi anterior thigh pain
need 2/5
2
Q
Condition: PFPS
Treatment: Lumbopelvic manip
A
- side-to-side difference in hip IR >14*
- Ankle DF >16* with knee flexed
- navicular drop > 3mm
- No self-reported stiffness with sitting > 20 min
- Squatting reported as most painful activity
presence of #1, or 3/5 variables if #1 isn’t present
3
Q
Condition: PFPS
Treatment: Patellar taping
A
- Positive patellar tilt test
- tibial varum >5*
either 1 of 2 variables
4
Q
Condition: PFPS
Treatment: Foot orthosis use and modified activity
A
- forefoot valgus alignment of >2*
- Great toe extension < 78*
- Navicular drom < 3mm
any 1 of 3 variables
5
Q
Condition: PFPS
Treatment: foot orthosis
A
- Age > 25 y/o
- Height < 165 cm (5’4”)
- Worst pain (VAS) < 53.25mm
- Midfoot width difference from WB to NWB >10.96 mm
6
Q
Condition:
Treatment:Lateral epicondylalgia
A
- Age < 49 y/o
- Affected limb pain-free grip > 112N
- Unaffected limb pain-free grip < 336N
7
Q
Condition: Ankle sprain
Treatment: manual therapy and general mobility
A
- Symptoms worse when standing
- Symptoms worse in evening
- navicular drop > 5.0 mm
- Distal tib/fib joint hypomobility
3 out of 4 variables
8
Q
Condition: Lateral epicondylalgia
Treatment: CT junction manip
A
- IR <53 with shoulder @ 90
- Neg neers
- Pain free shoulder flex < 127
- Not taking meds with shoulder pain
- Sx < 90d
9
Q
Ottawa knee rules?
A
- > 55 y/o
- unable to walk 4 steps
- exquisite point tenderness of patella
- exquisite point tenderness of fib head
- unable to flex 90*
10
Q
Criteria for hip OA Bierma
A
- > 60 y/o
- tenderness inguinal lig
- ER <21, IR <21, add <10
- bony restriction in 1 direction with passive hip
- weakness of hip abd.
11
Q
Criteria for hip OA Altman
A
- hip IR < 15
- Morning stiffness < 60 min
- hip flexion < 115
- pain with IR
- > 50 y/o
12
Q
Condition: inversion ankle sprain
Treatment: manual therapy and general exercises
A
- Symptoms worse when standing
- Symptoms worse in evening
- Navicular drop > 5 mm
- Distal tib/fib joint hyper mobility