LBP Flashcards
1
Q
validated CPRs for diagnosing LS stenosis
A
age >60 duration of symptoms over 6 mo decrease in symptoms with flex or ext increase in symptoms while standing up intermittent claudication symptoms urinary incontinence abnormal achilles reflex
2
Q
young insidious onset agg/ease: flex activities, change in position FABER, FADIR, resisted SLR AP and lat imaging
A
femoral acetabular impingement
3
Q
young insidious, traumatic onset agg/ease: mechanical sx with activity FABER, FADIR, scour/quadrant MRI
A
labral tear
4
Q
adolescent insidious onset pain with activities, knee pain limited and painful ROM, limping gait MRI
A
Leff-Calve-Perthes disease
5
Q
young
trauma, repetitive WBing
pain worse with activity and extremes of motion
pain with active SLR, log roll test, hopping
X-ray, MRI
A
Stress fx
6
Q
pre-adolescent, adolescent insidious onset pain with WBing activities limited IR, LLD, circumduction with gait X-ray
A
slipped capital femoral epiphysis
7
Q
young adult, insidious onset overuse pain with ext and palpation mechanical symptoms with ext US
A
iliopsoas bursitis (internal snapping hip)
8
Q
active adult, insidious onset, pain with flex
findings of tendionopathy, decrease post glide, monitor greater trochanter position during active SLR and hip ext, dominant ham, flexibility of ITB
treatment: increase post glide, avoid hip ext, modify sports activities, muscle imbalance of glut vs ham
A
Femoral ant glide syndrome
9
Q
key signs of hip pathology
A
groin pain
decreased hip internal rotation
decrease hip strength
gait deficits
