Day 3- Pelvic floor Flashcards

1
Q

What are the functions of the pelvic floor?

A

supportive
sphincteric
sexual
lymphatic

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2
Q

Where could the deep pelvic floor muscles (coccygeous and obdurator internus) refer?

A

Butt, coccyx, urethra, vagina, posterior thigh

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3
Q

Where could the abdominal muscles refer pain to?

A

Bilateral symptoms, heartburn, genital, groin

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4
Q

What aggravates pelvic floor symptoms?

A

lifting
exercise/activity
prolongued sitting

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5
Q

What could ease pelvic floor symptoms?

A

heat/warm bath

rest

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6
Q

What might you palpate if you expect pelvic floor dysfunction?

A
iliopsoas
hip adductors
abdominals
gluteals
scar mobility
diastasis rectus abdominus
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7
Q

What ROM may be impaired with pelvic floor dysfunction?

A

hip IR
hip abduction
hip extension

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8
Q

What questions might you ask to screen for pelvic floor dysfunction?

A
  • Incontinence?
  • Changes to your bowel and bladder function? Frequency or urgency?
  • Constipation or straining?
  • Pain during intercourse?
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9
Q

Which outcome measures should you be particularly familiar with?

A
  • Modified ODI (oswestry disability index)
  • NDI (neck disability index)
  • Tampa scale of kinesiophobia (TSK)
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