LE MMT/ROM/Capsular patterns Flashcards

1
Q

hip flexion palpation

A

distal to inguinal lig on medial side of sartorius

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2
Q

hip flexion MMT sub

A

sartorius - ER/abd

TFL - IR/add

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3
Q

sartorius palpation

A

below ASIS

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4
Q

sartorius MMT sub

A

iliopsoas or RF - no abd or ER

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5
Q

glut med/min palpation

A

prox to greater troch

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6
Q

glut med/min MMT substitution

A

hip hike
hip flexors - ER/pelvic retraction
TFL - hip flexes

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7
Q

adductors palpation

A

prox medial thigh

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8
Q

adductors MMT substitution

A

hip flexion - IR/post pelvic tilt + turn toward supine

hamstrings - ER/ant pelvic tilt + turn toward prone

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9
Q

hip ER palpation

A

not palpable

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10
Q

hip ER MMT substitution

A

lift contralateral hip or trunk leaning
knee flexion
hip abduction

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11
Q

hip IR palpation

A

not palpable

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12
Q

hip IR MMT substitution

A

lifting ipsilateral pelvis or trunk leaning
knee extension
hip add/ext

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13
Q

hamstring palpation

A

tendons just posterior above knee

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14
Q

hamstring MMT sub

A

hip flexion, ER, add, DF

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15
Q

PF palpation

A

gastroc - midcalf above soleus

soleus - posterolateral surface of distal calf

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16
Q

PF MMT sub

A

trunk should remain erect
long toe flexors - see PF or forefoot w decreased motion at calcaneus
eversion
inversion

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17
Q

tib ant palpation

A

lateral to shin

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18
Q

tib ant MMT sub

A

toe extension

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19
Q

tib post palpation

A

tendon between medial mal and navicular

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20
Q

tib post MMT sub

A

toe flexion

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21
Q

tib ant vs tib post movements

A

DF + inversion vs. just inversion

22
Q

peroneus longus palpation

A

lateral leg just below fib head

23
Q

peroneus brevis palpation

A

between lat mal and prox base of 5th MT

24
Q

MP flexion palpation

A

not palpable

25
MP flexion MMT sub
IP joint flexes and MP joint may hyperextend
26
IP flexion palpation
plantar surface of prox phalanx of 1st toe
27
muscles responsible for MP flexion
lumbricals and FHB
28
muscles responsible for IP flexion
FDL, FDB, FHL
29
muscles responsible for toe extension
EDL, EDB, EHL
30
EDL palpation
tendons over dorsum of MTs
31
EDB palpation
lateral side of dorsum of foot just in front of mal
32
peroneal movement
eversion + PF
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hip capsular pattern
flexion, abduction, internal rotation, sometimes ext
34
knee capsular pattern
flexion, extension
35
tib-fib capsular pattern
pain when upper tibfib lig is stretched
36
ankle capsular pattern
plantarflexion, dorsiflexion
37
subtalar capsular pattern
increasing limitation of varus until joint fixes in full valgus. end of available varus range is painful
38
midtarsal capsular pattern
DF, PF, adduction, internal rotation
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first MTP capsular pattern
extension, slight lim of flexion
40
toe MTP capsular pattern
flexion>extension
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DF/PF axis, SA, MA
axis: distal to but in line with lat mal SA: lateral midline of fib MA: in line with inferior aspect of calcaneus
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DF/PF ROM substitution
ankle inversion/eversion
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normal DF ROM
0-20º
44
normal PF ROM
0-40/50º
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sup/pro axis, SA, MA
axis: ant midline of talocrural joint SA: ant midline of tib, in line with tibtub MA: ant midline of 2nd MT
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normal sup ROM
0-30/35º
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normal pro ROM
0-15/20º
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end feel of pronation
firm or hard
49
end feel of supination
firm
50
inv/ev axis, SA, MA
axis: calc tendon in line with malleoli SA: post midline of tib MA: post midline of calcaneus
51
inversion/eversion ROM
eversion 0-10º | ratio inv:ev 2:1
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scoring for PF MMT
``` N: 20 G: 10-19 F: 1-9 P+: max resistance in prone P+/-: standing and clears heel ```