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
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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

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  • 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
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order of tendon rehab

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

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15
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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?

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
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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
how is toe positioned with claw toe?
MTP hyperextension IP flexion
24
how is toe positioned with hammer toe?
MTP hyperextension PIP flexion DIP hyperextension
25
heal time grade 1 lateral ankle sprain
5-14 days
26
heal time grade 2 lateral ankle sprain
2-3 weeks
27
heal time grade 3 lateral ankle sprain
3-12 weeks
28
CPG for lateral ankle sprain treatment (A evidence)
prophylactic bracing acute: use external supports, progressive WB
29
ther ex for lateral ankle sprain
proprioception and balance ther ex impairments protected AROM, stretch, NM train, postural re-ed
30
lis franc injury
1st and 2nd ray separted
31
how to check for lis franc injury?
pronation and abduction --> dislocation
32
which is NWB: plate or nail?
nail
33
mm action of posterior glute med
abduction ER