Final Flashcards

1
Q

hip ROM for gait

A

30 flex
10 ext
5 ab & ad duction
5 IR & ER

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2
Q

orientation of acetabulum

A

anterior
inferior
lateral

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3
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orientation of femur

A

anterior
superior
medial

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3
Q

PAILS vs RAILS

A

PAIL - contract muscle want to lengthen
- in lengthening positioned
RAIL - contract mm that brings further into desire motion
- in shortened position

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4
Q

when does hip IR occur?

A

extending from flexed position
hip flexion b/w 60-100

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5
Q

purpose of hip

A

drive forces into ground

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6
Q

hip OA CPG

A

insidious onset (w/ WB)
moderate anterior or lateral hip pain w/ WB
morning stiff <1 hr
hip IR <24
IR & hip flex 15 or less than painful side
increased hip pain with passive hip IR

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7
Q

Sutlive hip OA CPG

A

self-report squatting worst activity
active hip flex –> lateral hip pain
active hip extension –> hip pain
scour with adduction –> lateral hip or groin p!
passive IR </= 25

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8
Q

S/S of Legg-Calve Perthes

A

4-8 yo
LE tends to be shorter
deformity of FEMORAL HEAD

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9
Q

S/S of SCFE

A

10-15 yo
overweight
displaced FEMORAL NECK
usually needs surgery

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10
Q

Altman’s criteria for knee OA

A

> 50
knee crepitus
palpable bony enlargement
palpable bony tenderness
morning stiffness <30 mins
no palpable warmth

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11
Q

strong evidence CPG recs for knee OA

A

exercise!
NSAIDs and acetaminophen
self management
patient ed

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12
Q

moderate evidence CPG recs for knee OA

A

unloading (cane, brace)
neuro re-ed
weight loss
intra-articular corticosteroid injection

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13
Q

hallmark features of patellar tendinopathy

A
  • pain localized to inferior patellar pole
  • load-related pain that increases with the demand on knee, esp. in activities that load and store energy in patellar tendon
  • rarely pain at rest
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14
Q

order of tendon rehab

A

stage 1) isometrics
stage 2) isotonic loading (eccentric)
stage 3) energy storage (plyometrics)
stage 4) return to sport

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15
Q

rehab for meniscal and articular cartilage lesions (grade B)

A

progressive knee motion
progressive WB
(slow progress)

16
Q

ACL rehab acute/protective phase timeline and criteria

A

1-4 weeks
achieve full knee ROM (esp. ext)
minimal swelling & pain
SLR with no lag
normal gait without AD or brace

17
Q

when should SL squat be started post ACL surgery?

A

6 weeks

17
Q

ACL rehab strengthening phase timeline and criteria

A

4-8 weeks
equal squat
SL squat

18
Q

what ROM is safe for ACL post-op?

A

90-40 deg of flex

19
Q

ACL rehab functional phase timeline and criteria

A

8-16 weeks
run normally on treadmill w/o pain
normal double leg landing mechanics
normal SL squat

20
Q

return to run criteria post ACL!!

A

95% knee flexion ROM
full extension ROM
no effusion
limb symmetric index >80% for quads
LSI >80% eccentric impulse during countermovement jump
pain-free aqua and Alter-G jogging
pain-free SL hop

21
Q

ACL rehab return to sport phase timeline and criteria!

A

16 weeks - 6 months
Y balance w/i 4 cm
SL hop test 90% of contra limb
5-10-5 and direction change normal
quads and hams 90% of contra limb**

22
Q

ACL post-op return to sport criteria

A

quad/ham/glute index >/=90%
ham/quad ratio >/= 66%
hop test >/= 90% w/ good landing
normal NM control

23
Q

how is toe positioned with claw toe?

A

MTP hyperextension
IP flexion

24
Q

how is toe positioned with hammer toe?

A

MTP hyperextension
PIP flexion
DIP hyperextension

25
Q

heal time grade 1 lateral ankle sprain

A

5-14 days

26
Q

heal time grade 2 lateral ankle sprain

A

2-3 weeks

27
Q

heal time grade 3 lateral ankle sprain

A

3-12 weeks

28
Q

CPG for lateral ankle sprain treatment (A evidence)

A

prophylactic bracing
acute: use external supports, progressive WB

29
Q

ther ex for lateral ankle sprain

A

proprioception and balance
ther ex impairments
protected AROM, stretch, NM train, postural re-ed

30
Q

lis franc injury

A

1st and 2nd ray separted

31
Q

how to check for lis franc injury?

A

pronation and abduction –> dislocation

32
Q

which is NWB: plate or nail?

A

nail

33
Q

mm action of posterior glute med

A

abduction
ER