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Lab 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What do we treat first: Hip pain or LBP?

A

LBP

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2
Q

What sign can help you differentiate cancer from infection?

A

Cancer will be more likely to have fever

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3
Q

People with hip pain are likely to hold their legs in what position

A

weight shifted off of affected side, knee and hip flexed

in open packed position: ER, flexed, abducted

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4
Q

Poor SLS balance is anything under

A

30 seconds

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5
Q

What do we measure first at the hip PROM or AROM

A

AROM, only measure PROM if there’s a notable lack of AROM

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6
Q

How much hip flexion is needed for tying your shoes ?

What about for sitting?

A

120

112

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7
Q

How much hip flexion is needed for squatting?

stooping?

A

115 flexion and 15 ABD and IR

125

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8
Q

how much hip flexion is needed to ascend stairs?

descend stairs?

A

67

36

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9
Q

how much hip flexion is needed to put foot on opposite thigh?

to put on pants?

A

120 flex, 20 abd, 20 ER

90 degrees of flexion

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10
Q

Obers test is for…

A

Lateral hip pain

ITB syndrome

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11
Q

When would you preform the piriformis muscle length test?

A

Posterior pain

Sciatica

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12
Q

When would you not do joint play?

A

full pain free AROM is present

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13
Q

what do you ask after doing any technique and the patient feels pain

A

“is that your pain”

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14
Q

Progressive labral pathology tests

A

Fitzgerald -> FADIR -> Hip Quadrant -> Hip Scour

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15
Q

Will all impingement patients have a labral tear?

A

F, but all labral tears will have impingement

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16
Q

What test is best for a hip/femur fracture

A

patellar/pubic percussion test

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17
Q

how do you preform the fitzgerald test?

A

passively move patient from FABER to ext + add + IR

postitive test: recreation of symptoms with or without click

18
Q

The fitzgerald test is for what pathology?

A

Anterior labral tear

19
Q

What is the best test for impingement?

A

Quadrant -> Scour

20
Q

FADIR tests for what?

A

Femoral Acetabular Impingement

positive: increased hip and groin pain

21
Q

The hip scour test is for what pathology?

A

FAI, Labral tear, Acetabular impingement

22
Q

How do you preform the hip scour test

A

Move leg passively from Flexion/add/IR to Flexion/Abd/ER with a compressive force

basically its the quadrant test with compression

23
Q

What does FABER test for?

A

Impingement, SIJ dysfunction, capsular tightness

24
Q

What is the craig test for

A

tests for femoral anteversion/retroversion

25
Q

What is a normal craig test?

A

Greater trochanter is most easily palpatable at 10-15 degrees of IR AKA anteversion

26
Q

A craigs test of over 15 degrees of IR shows what?

A

femoral anteversion

27
Q

a craigs test of under 10 means what

A

femoral retroversion

28
Q

how do you preform the patellar-pubic percussion test

A

tap patella and listen to the pubic symphysis and there will be less sound on the side with a fx compared to the opposite side

29
Q

What is the iHOT-33, HOOS, HHS?

A

outcome measure for the hip

30
Q

IF we want to target the inferior capsule & flexion ROM

what mobilization should we use first

A

Postero-inferior Mob w/ Belt

31
Q

IF a patient has a (+) FADIR, quadrant, or scour &
We want to target the lateral capsule and ADduction ROM

what mobilization should we use first

A

Progressive Lateral Mob w/ Belt

32
Q

IF a patient has a (+) FADIR, quadrant, or scour &
We want to target the postero-lateral capsule & ADduction ROM

what mobilization should we use first?

A

AP w/ Lateral Mob

33
Q

IF we want to target the anterior capsule, rectus femoris, hip ext AROM

what mobilization should we use first

A

PA Hip Mob w/ Hip Ext/Knee Flexion

34
Q

What mob should we use with a patient has a positive FABER

A

PA hip mob w/ abd and ER

in prone

35
Q

IF we want to target the posterior capsule, IR ROM

what mobilization should we use first

A

Hip IR Mobilization

36
Q

How do you progress a lateral hip mobilization

A

Add more hip flexion, adduction, and IR

37
Q

How do you progress the PA hip mobilization

A

Add more hip extension and knee flexion

38
Q

What is the patient position for the hip mob that helps with abd and er

A

Prone with affected leg off of table in ER/ABD and knee resting on stool

39
Q

How do we progress the hip mob for ABD ER

A

Add more ER and ABD, or bring the patients leg from the stool below the table onto the table (see slide 54)

40
Q

Where does a therapist apply mobilization pressure to mobilize hip IR

A

stabilize hip into IR with one hand, mobilize at opposite pelvis

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