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LE Various Treatments Flashcards

1
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Tibiofemoral BLT

A

slight posterior force caudal or cephalad, approx. femur and tibia with compressive force, internal or external rotation to achieve BLT

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Tibiofemoral Supine HVLA

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Engage restrictive barrier and deliver thrust parallel to long axis of femur (anterior or posterior)

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Tibiofemoral seated HVLA

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spring leg up and down 2-3 times to relax thigh, deliver a posterior or anterior thrust

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Tibiofemoral prone HVLA

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interlace fingers around tibia, flex knee to 90 and plantarflex foot, deliver a superior or inferior force

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Supine anterior or posterior fibular head MET

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pillow under knee, thenar eminence on anterior or posterior fibular head, caudad hand on malleoli; internally rotate leg for anterior fib head, externally rotate leg for posterior fib head; pt add activating force

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Supine anterior or posterior fibular head HVLA

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pillow under knee, thenar eminence on anterior or posterior fibular head, caudad hand on malleoli; internally rotate leg for anterior fib head, externally rotate leg for posterior fib head; direct medial thrust at fibular head or anterior lateral pull

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Lateral trochanter TP location

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just inferior to iliac crust in body of TFL

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Lateral trochanter TP positioning

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abduct and slightly flex knee, slightly internally rotate hip

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Iliotibial band TP location

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along IT band distal to greater trochanter

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Iliotibial band TP positioning

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abduct patient’s hip/thigh and slightly flex

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Lateral hamstring TP location

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distal aspect biceps femoris near attachment to posterolateral surface of fibular head

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Lateral hamstring TP positioning

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knee flexed and tibia externally rotated with slight abduction, compression on calcaneus added to plantar flex ankle

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Medial hamstring TP location

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distal aspect of medial hamstring tendons near attachment to posterior medial surface of tibial condyle

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Medial hamstring TP positioning

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flex knee, internally rotate tibia with slight adduction, compression on calcaneus added to plantar flexed foot

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Lateral meniscus LCL TP location

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lateral aspect meniscus along joint line

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Lateral meniscus LCL TP positioning

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thigh abducted so leg is off table, flex knee 35-40 degrees, tibia abducted and internally or externally rotate

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Medial meniscus MCL TP location

A

medial knee joint line

18
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Medial meniscus MCL TP positioning

A

abduct thigh, flex knee, tibia adducted and internally rotated

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anterior cruciate TP location

A

superior aspect popliteal fossa adjacent to hamsting tendons

20
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anterior cruciate TP positioning

A

pillow under distal femur, apply force to proximal tibia and translate tibia posteriorly

21
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posterior cruciate TP location

A

slightly below center of popliteal fossa, pillow under tibia, apply force to distal femur to translate femur posteriorly

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Popliteus TP location

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muscle belly just inferior to popliteal space

23
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Popliteus TP positioning

A

pt’s knee flexed and tibia internally rotated

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gastrocnemius TP location

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within proximal gastrocnemius ms. distal to popliteal margin

25
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gastrocnemius TP positioning

A

pt’s knee flexed and dorsum of foot on doc’s thigh, add compressive force thru calcaneus

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Tibialis anterior inversion TP location

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anterior and inferior to medial malleolus

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Tibialis anterior inversion TP positioning

A

apply inversion force to foot and ankle with slight internal rotation

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Lateral ankle fibularis longus TP location

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anterior and inferior to lateral malleolus in talocalcaneal sulcus

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Lateral ankle fibularis longus TP positioning

A

apply eversion force to foot and ankle with external rotation

30
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Flexion calcaneus TP location

A

anterior aspect plantar surface of calcaneus at attachment of plantar fascia

31
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Flexion calcaneus TP positioning

A

flex knee, dorsum of foot on thigh, flexion while translating calcaneus toward forefoot

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Navicular TP positioning

A

knee flexed, dorsum foot on doc’s thigh, plantar flex subtalar joint, supinate foot

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