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MOI of lateral ankle sprain

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  • inversion ankle injury
  • landed on the lateral side of the foot when running or jumping
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Subjective of lateral ankle sprain

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  • pt reporting landing on side of the foot
  • potential swelling and bruising
  • potentially painful wt bearing
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objective for a lateral ankle sprain

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  • decreased ROM or inversion and eversion limited by pain and edema
  • increased joint play with medial glides and PA glides
  • special tests: positive anterior drawer for ATFL and positive medial talar tilt for CTFL
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treatment ideas for lateral ankle sprain

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acute: pettrisagge for swelling, iso holds, elevation to decrease swelling
Sub-acute: restore ROM through Calf stretch and AP mob with movement, balance exercises, T band ankle 4 way

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grade 1lat ankle sprain

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pain and ATFL stretched no swelling and able to wt bear

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grade 2 lateral ankle sprain

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pain and ATFL and CFL partially torn, brusing and swelling, PWB

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grade 3 lateral ankle sprian

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full tear of the ATFL, CFL and PTFL, increased swelling and bruising, unable to wt bear

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posterior tib tendon disfunction MOI

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chronically stretched tendon leading to pain and dysfunction. common in people with flat feet as posterior tib supports the medial longitudinal arch

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posterior tib tendon dysfunction subjective

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pain on the posterior medial shin, medial malleolus, or near the navicular. pain with repetitive walking and activity

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posterior tib tendon dysfunction objective

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  • unable to do SLS without the arch collapsing
  • pain with PF and In
  • increased heel valgus
  • special test: positive jack test for a ridged arch
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post tib tendon dysfunction treatment ideas

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  • cross friction at tendon, T-band inversion and foot intrinsics
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MOI planter faciitis

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tightness of the planter fascia. usually an insidious onset

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planter faciitis subjective

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  • increased pain when waking up in the morning, with increased activity and prolonged sitting
  • pain on the heel and medial foot
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planter faciitis objective

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  • decreased DF ROM due to gastroc tightness
  • tenderness to touch the heel and medial foot
  • special test: positive windless
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planter faciitis treatment

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calf stretch with AP glides to increase DF ROM, toe intrisitcs, can roll to the bottom of the foot to increase vascularity

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achillies tendon dysfunction MOI

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  • eccentric loading of the tendon in DF and knee extension
  • common in runners and sprinters
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achillies tendon dysfunction subjective

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  • pain with walking
  • pain when lifting up to toes
  • swelling
  • increased pain in the morning that improves with activity
  • rupture: “feels like being shot in the leg”
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achillies tendon dysfunction objective

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  • tenderness along the tendon
  • pain with PF
  • pain with DF
  • gait: limited toe off, limited DF, valgus heel
    • tomptson test with a rupture
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treatment of achillies tendon dysfunction

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cross friction massage, calf stretch, concentric progressing to eccentric toe raises, towel calf stretch at home

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MOI high ankle sprain

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planted foot in DF and tibial ER

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high ankle sprain subjective

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  • pain and tenderness on anterior/lateral leg/foot
  • increased swelling a bruising
  • painful to wt bear
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objective for high ankle sprain

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  • tenderness to touch
  • decreased ROM in DF, inversion and eversion
  • increased joint play
  • special test: klinger, syndemosis squeeze, anterior drawer, medial talar tilt
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treatment for high ankle sprain

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pettrisage to reduce edema, iso holds for vascularization, elevate the foot to reduce edema

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MOI medial meniscus tear

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  • ER with running or during other activity
  • hit on the outside of the knee while foot is planter flexed
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subjective of a medial meniscus tear
- felt a pop or click at the time of injury - pain with knee flexion - feel unstable
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objective of medial meniscus tear
- pain with knee flexion - decreased knee flexion ROM - special tests: positive mcmurrys with ER, positive thessilies, positive applys with compression
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treatment for medial meniscus tear
- usually NWB post op - tibiofemoral distraction to get fluid into the joint space, AAROM hell slides to increase ROM, hip stabilization
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MCL strain MOI
- foot planted with valgus force
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MCL strain subjective
- feel unstable - knee giving out - pain and tenderness over medial knee - constant or persistent pain with increased pain with movement
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MCL strain objective
- pain with palpation - special test: valgus stress at 30 and or 0
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grade 1 MCL
tenderness to palpation but no laxity
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grade 2 MCL
laxity at 30 degrees
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grade 3 MCL
laxity at both 30 and 0 degrees with no end feel
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treatment ideas for MCL sprain
cross friction, adduction strengthening, hip abduction strengthening
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LCL strain MOI
planter flexed foot with varus force
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LCL strain subjective
- pain on lateral knee - feel unstable - localized swelling
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LCL strain objective
- tenderness to touch - increased joint play - special test: positive varus stress test. negative nobles compression for ITB
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LCL strain treatment
cross friction, adduction strengthening, abduction strengthening
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patellofemoral dysfunction MOI
insidious onset of pain due to potential lateral tracking issues
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patellofemoral dysfunction subjective
- anterior knee pain - increased pain with increase in ground reaction forces ex running and jumping - pain with increases knee flexion
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patellofemoral dysfunction objective
- mildly decrease in knee flexion due to pain - decreased patellar mobilization - special tests: negative sweep test, positive clarks test
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treatment of patellofemoral dysfunction
patellar mobs with movement, eccentric loading of the quads (step downs), hip stabilization
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donahues injury MOI
traumatic anterior and valgus force to the knee
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donahues injury subjective
swelling, brusing, unable to wt bear pain and instability in all ranges
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donahues injury objective
- increased joint play - decrease of ROM due to pain (empty end feel) - special tests: positive valgus stress test, positive lachmanns, positive anterior drawer, postive mcmurries with ER, positive thesislies, positive applys
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treatment of donahues
- send to the doctor for imaging - post op: PROM into AAROM medial meniscus, efflarage , iso hold for vascularization, AAROM heel slides to increase ROM and imbibe the joint space elevate to reduce edema.
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MOI of a medial HS strain
overstretch of the hamstrings with hip flexed and knee extended
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Medial hamstring strain subjective
- feel a pull - painful to bend knee and extend the hips
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medial hamstring strain objective
- pain with palpation - pain with resisted knee flexion and IR - pain with 90/90 - check for leg length discrepancy
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treatment for medial HS strain
PNF with PROM into flexion and extension, HS AAROM, HS curls, HEP light HS stretch
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FAI MOI
- sports with repeatitive end range hyperextension or hyper flexion combined with adduction - ideopathic tears for slipping and twisting injury
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FAI subjective
- anterior hip pain - C sign - "clicking", "locking" or "catching" - 20-40 year olds - pain worse with prolonged sitting
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FAI objective
- postive anterior hip impingement test - pain with FADIRS (CAM) - pain with extension and ER (pincer)
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FAI treatment
distraction, PNF leg press, hamstring slides
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Adductor strain MOI
overstretched of the adductors
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Adductor strain subjective
- twisting and stabbing pain in the groin area with quick starts and stops - endema and eccymosis several days post injury - increased symptoms with running, kicking, single leg exervises, cutting and lunging
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Adductor strain objective
- tingiling or stabbing pain in the groin area - symptoms aggrevated with passive abduction at different angles of hip flexion 0= gracillis 45= adductor longus and brevis 90= pectinuous
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adductor strain treatment
PNF rhythmic initiation of hip adduction and abduction hip abduction stabilization adductor stretch at home
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Piriformis syndrome MOI
tightness of the periformis that leads to impingement of the sciatic nerve
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piriformis syndrome subjective
posterior hip pain with rediating symtpoms down posterior leg
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piriformis syndrome objective
- pain with resisted ER - pain with passive IR - special test: positive fadirs and fair test
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piriformis treatment
- soft tissue message of the pirifomis - pnf hond relax into fadirs - piriformis stretch at home

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