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Midterm I Flashcards

1
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Ankle

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Pronation/Supination

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2
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Knee

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Genu Valgus/Varus

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3
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PARTS

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Pain/Tenderness
Asymmetry/Alignment
ROM
Tone/texture/temperature
Special Tests

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4
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Pain Scale (Intensity-Visual Analogue Scale)

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0-10

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5
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WWRR

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Where, What, Rate, Radiate

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6
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Listing Systems

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-Houston (Medicare) vertebral body reference
-Palmer Gonstead-spinous process reference
-National-Diversified

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7
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Muscle Changes/Tone

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8
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Ligaments of the Pelvis
(Strongest/Weakest/Location)

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9
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Largest Joint in the Body

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10
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Direction of the Sacral Base

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Countermutation

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11
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Ilium movement

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Extension

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12
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Lower Crossed Syndrome (Muscle)

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-Short Muscles: Gastrocnemius, Soleus, Hip Flexor, Adductors, Latissimus Dorsi, Erector Spinae

-Lengthened Muscles: Anterior Tibialis, Posterior Tibialis, Gluteus Maximus, gluteus medius, transversus abdominis, internal oblique

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13
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Gillet’s Test

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-Part 1: Bilateral Thumbs on the PSIS
-Part 2: PSIS/S2 Tubercle
-Part 3: Ischial Tuberosity/Sacral Apex

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14
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Muscle Strength

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0-5

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15
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Unable to hold foot in dorsiflexion

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16
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Coupled motions (Lumbar Spine)

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17
Q

Concentric/Eccentric

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18
Q

Lumbar Lordosis

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19
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Spinal Cord Ending

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20
Q

Disc Herniation

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21
Q

Ligamentum Flavum

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22
Q

Motor Integrity Rating (Oxford)

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0-5

23
Q

Reflexes (Wexler)

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24
Q

Dermatomes

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25
Q

Lumbar Lordosis

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26
Q

Interspinous Ligament

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27
Q

Lateral Flexion

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28
Q

Narrow/Wide Measure (X-Ray)

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29
Q

Ferguson’s Line

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30
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George’s Line

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31
Q

Spondylosthesis

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Slide forward

32
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Grading Scale

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33
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Anatomical Position

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34
Q

Active vs. Passive ROM

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-Active: Muscular or soft tissue
-Passive: Joint or structural

35
Q

3 T’s

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Tone, Temperature, Texture (4th-Tenderness)

36
Q

Posterior Sacroiliac Ligament

A

-Resists counter-nutation
-Pain in this structure can indicate SI joint dysfunction
-Tense during counternutation/slackens with nutation

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