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Final Practical Flashcards

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Question for capsulitis synovitis

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Do you clench or grind your teeth?
Do you chew gum?
Do you chew the ends of your pencils or pens?
Any trauma or surgery?

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Objective for capsulitis synovitis

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Tender to palpation at lateral condyle
Pain with biting on opposite side
Pain with retrusive overpressure

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Treatment for capsulitis synovitis

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Rocobado’s 6x6

Proprioception

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Question for capsular fibrosis

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Any trauma?

Any prolonged immobilization of the mouth?

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Objective for capsular fibrosis

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Opening of less than 40
Mandible deviates toward side of restriction
Lateral excursion to CL side is limited
Hypomobility

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Treatment for capsular fibrosis

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Joint mobs
Proprioception
Stretching

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Questions for masticatory muscle disorders

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Do you chew gum regularly?
Age?
Stress level?

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Objective for masticatory muscle disorders

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Listen for joint sounds - none present
Palpation of muscles should be tender
Pain with biting on the same side

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Treatment for masticatory muscle disorders

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Robobado 6x6
Soft tissue
Proprioception

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Questions for hypermobility

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Do you feel unstable?

Any clicking?

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Objective for hypermobility

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ROM greater than 40
Joint sounds at end range opening
Joint play (hypermobile)
Chin deviation away from hypermobility with opening

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Questions for Anterior disc with reduction

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Does your mouth click with opening or closing?

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Objective for anterior disc with reduction

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Clicking heard with stethoscope

Deviation of mandible to same side

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Treatment for anterior disc with reduction

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Rocobado x6

Proprioception

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Questions for Anterior disc without reduction

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History of popping and clicking? Yes
Did the clicking and popping disappear when you lost your ROM? Yes
Currently having joint sounds? No

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Objective for anterior disc without reduction

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Opening less than 25 mm (if actue)
End range deviation toward affected side
Limited CL excursion

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Treatment for anterior disc without reduction

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Rocobado’s 6x6

Joint mobilization

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Questions for osteoarthritis

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Age?

X-ray?

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Objective for osteoarthritis

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Grinding (crunching) throughout motion
Pain with loading
AROM limited

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Treatment for osteoarthritis

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Rocobado 6x6

Joint mobs

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Questions for cervical hypomobility

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Do certain positions cause you pain?

Any limitations to your movement?

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Objective for cervical hypomobility

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Cervical ROM (including AA and AO)
Joint play (hypomobile)
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Treatment for cervical hypomobility

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MET
Mob
Stretch
Thoracic manipulation

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Questions for cervical radiculopathy

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Does the pain radiate?
Any N/T?
Weakness?

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Objective for cervical radiculopathy

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ULTT A
Spurlings
Distraction
Rotation ROM

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Treatment for cervical radiculopathy

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Nerve glides
Postural exercises
Thoracic mob/manip

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Questions for cervical instability

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Any recent trauma?
Symptoms worse after prolonged sitting or standing?
Symptoms better when lying down?

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Objective for cervical instability

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Stability checks: vertebral artery, alar, transverse ligament, sharp purser
Cervical joint play (hypermobile)
Deep neck flexor endurance test (less than 27 seconds)
Cervical AROM in supine and standing

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Treatment for cervical instability

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DNF exercises

Posture

30
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Questions for acute neck pain

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Any trauma?
Pain level?
Disability score?
Does the pain radiate?

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Objective for acute neck pain

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Cervical AROM (guarded)

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Treatment for acute neck pain

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AROM within pain tolerance

Soft tissue

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Questions for cervicogenic headache

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Where is the pain? (symptoms on one side and non continuous)
Any movements make the headache worse? Yes

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Objective for cervicogenic headache

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Palpation of top three cervical vertebrae
Cervical ROM - including AO and AA
Deep neck flexor endurance

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Treatment for cervicogenic headache

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Suboccipital inhibition
MET or mob for restrictions
DNF

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Questions for lumbar manipulation

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Any symptoms below the knee? No
When did your symptoms begin? Less than 16 days
FABQ score? Less than 19

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Objective for lumbar manipulation

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Joint play of lumbar spine (hypomobile)

Hip IR ROM (>35 for at least one hip)

38
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Treatment for lumbar manipulation

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Chicago Roll

AROM

39
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Questions for lumbar stabilization

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Age? Less than 40

Aberrant movements during bending?

40
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Objective for lumbar stabilization

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ROM (Increased ROM, SLR >91)
Prone instability test 
Thigh thrust 
Active SLR (ask difficulty of task)
Modified trendelenburg 
Provocation of long dorsal SI and pubic symphasis
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Treatment for lumbar stabilization

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Hick’s protocol

Posture

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Questions for extension bias

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Symptoms extend past buttock? Yes

Better or worse with bending forward? Bending backward? Should have preference for backward bending

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Objective for extension bias

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Repeated movements - flexion (peripheralization) and extension (centralization)

44
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Treatment for extension bias

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Extension progression

PA over spinous process

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Questions for flexion bias

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Age - Greater than 50
Better or worse with forward flexion? Better
Imaging? Presence of lumbar spinal stenosis

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Objective for flexion bias

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Repeated movements - flexion (centralization) and extension (peripheralization)

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Treatment for flexion bias

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Flexion mobility progression
Hip joint mobilization
Manipulation

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