MS2 - Arm Periosteum Flashcards

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PERIOSTEUM SCAN

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At STL in Bone Row -

Periosteum (A/P) - Can Bias

Cervical btwn mid-frontal ridge and coronal suture

Scar 30 degree P/A

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CSS1
MAXM - Periosteum UQ

TP: Over Inf-Med aspect of zygomatic process of maxilla (1F inf to infra-orbital foramen

App inf to sup

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Glide: Ipsi maxilla or zygoma inf and med and slightly post direction to narrow maxillary arch. Swing up or down for high or low arch. Lift high side of vault up with ant fine tuning

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Internally Torsioned Clavicle
CLAVI(P)-MS

TP: Over ant, sup aspect of distal clavicle (1 cm medial to AC joint)

App sup to inf

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TX: Patient seated or supine
Shoulder ABD: Mild
Shoulder Ext: Marked
Shoulder IR: Marked

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Externally Torsioned Clavicle
CLAVE(P)-MS

TP: Over post, sup aspect of distal clavicle (1 cm med to AC joint)

App sup to inf

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TX: Patient seated or supine
Shoulder Flex: Mod in scapular plane
Shoulder ER: Marked

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Scapula Adducted
SCAPAD(P)-MS

TP: Over post-lat aspect of Coracoid Process

App lat to med

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TX: Patient seated
Shoulder ER: Marked
Shoulder Elev and ADD: Mod
Overpressure: Through prox forearm into shoulder ER horizontal shoulder ABD

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Scapula Abducted
SCAPAB(P)-MS

TP: Over post-med Coracoid Process

App med to lat

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TX: Patient seated, shoulder IR at side
Shoulder IR: Marked
Scapular Protraction, Depression and ABD: Marked

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Humeral Anterior Compression
HUMAC(P)-MS

TP: Over ant aspect of Greater Tuberosity of Humerus

App ant to post

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TX: Client seated or supine
Shoulder IR: Marked
Compression: Lat aspect of prox Humerus in ant-med direction

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Humeral Posterior Compression
HUMPC(P)-MS

TP: Over post aspect of Greater Tuberosity of Humerus

App post to ant

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TX: Client supine or seated
Shoulder ER: Marked
Compression: Lat aspect of prox Humerus in post-med direction

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Humeral Internal Torsion
HIT(P)-MS

TP: Over med aspect of lesser tuberosity of humerus

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated, therapist grasps prox forearm in shoulder anatomical position
Humeral IR: Via full forearm pro with overpressure at end range

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Humeral External Torsion
HET(P)-MS

TP: Over lat aspect of lesser tuberosity of humerus

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated, therapist grasps prox forearm in shoulder anatomical position
Humeral Rot: Ext via full forearm sup with overpressure at end range

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Humerus Extended
HUME(P)-MS

TP: Over prox Biceps (long head) at musculotendinous junction

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TX: Client seated with arm ext and weight bearing behind hip
Humeral: Hyperext of elbow / humerus via post-med to ant-lat pressure above supracondylar ridge

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Humeral Flexed
HUMF(P)-MS

TP: Over distal, med Triceps Brachii

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Elbow Flex: Mod, arm stabilized with opp hand
Humeral: Post “bow” of mid-humerus via ant-med to post-lat pressure

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Cubital Fossa Inflare
CUBIF(P)-MS

TP: Med and deep to prox Biceps tendon (sup to level of Medial Epicondyle of Humerus)

App ant to post with elbow in slightly flex position

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TX: Client supine or seated
Compression: Of med and lat epicondyle ant-med direction (squeeze) utilizing post grip as shown

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Cubital Fossa Outflare
CUBOF(P)-MS

TP: Lat and deep to prox Biceps tendon (sup to level of Lat Epicondyle of Humerus)

App ant to post with elbow slightly flex

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TX: Client supine or seated
Glide: Prox Radius post and lat direction to cause gapping or flaring open of Cubital Fossa

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Ulna Flexed Dysfunction
ULNF(P)-MS

TP: Over ant, prox 1/3 of forearm flexor mass in belly of Flexor Digitorum Superficialis

App ant to post (utilize med to lat snapping motion to identify hypertonicity)

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TX: Client supine or seated, elbow flex
Flexion: Of Ulna via pressure on distal dorsal Ulna (little finger side)
Varus Ulna: Mild to mod, fine tune with flex and sup

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Ulna Extended Dysfunction
ULNE(P)-MS

TP: Over prox 1/4 of forearm extensor mass in belly of Abductor Pollicis Longus (slightly dist to Anconeus mm)

App post to ant (utilize med to lat snapping motion to identify hypertonicity)

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TX: Client supine or seated
Ext: Of Ulna via pressure on dist, volar Ulna (little finger side)
Valgus Ulna: Mild to mod
Note: Scaphoid / thumb distraction will be limited if motion tested

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Ulna Valgus Deformity
UVAL(P)-MS

TP: Over prox 1/4 of post, lat ulna

App lat to med

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TX: Client seated or supine
Shoulder Flex: Mod in scapular plane (little finger side)
Shoulder ER: Marked

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Ulna Varus Deformity
UVAR(P)-MS

TP: Over prox 1/4 of post, med ulna

App med to lat

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TX: Client seated or supine
Elbow Flex: Mild
Varus: Of ulna while maintaining flex and pro

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Ulna Pronated Deformity
ULNP(P)-MS

TP: Over lat, distal most aspect of dorsal ulna

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps distal carpal row
Pro: Marked, of ulna with slight over-pressure at end range (little finger side)
Traction of Carpals: Mild

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Ulna Supinated Deformity
ULNS(P)-MS

TP: Over lat, distal most aspect of volar ulna

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps distal carpal row
Sup: Marked, of ulna with slight over-pressure at end range (little finger side)
Traction of Carpals: Mild

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Radius Flexed Dysfunction
RADF(P)-MS

TP: Over ant surface of sup 1/3 of radius

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TX: Client seated or supine
Elbow Flex: Mod and Sup, marked
Wrist Flex: Marked (actively held by Client)
Radius: Flex and compression stress though mid shaft Radius (thumb side)

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Radius Extended Deformity
RADE(P)-MS

TP: Over post surface of sup 1/3 of radius

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TX: Client seated or supine
Elbow: Ext, mod
Forearm: Sup, mod
Wrist: Ext (active by client)
Radius: Ext and distraction (traction) stress through mid shaft Radius (thumb side)

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Radius Pronated Deformity
RADP(P)-MS

TP: Over med, distal most aspect of volar radius

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated, Therapist grasps distal carpal row
Pro: Marked, of radius with slight over-pressure at end range (thumb side)
Traction of Carpals: Mild

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Radius Supinated Deformity
RADS(P)-MS

TP: Over med, distal most aspect of radius (dorsal aspect)

App medial to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps distal carpal row
Sup: Marked, of radius with slight over-pressure at end range (thumb side)
Traction of Carpals: Mild

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Scaphoid Flexed Dysfunction
SCAF(P)-MS

TP: Over volar - distal - med aspect of Scaphoid bone

App ant to post

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Ext: Mild to mod
Wrist Pro: Marked
Wrist Ulnar Deviation: Marked

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Scaphoid Extended Dysfunction
SCAE(P)-MS

TP: Over volar, distal, med aspect of Scaphoid bone

App ant to post

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Ext: Mild to mod
Wrist Pro: Marked
Wrist Ulnar Deviation: Marked

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Lunate Periosteal Dysfunction
LUN(P)-MS

TP: Over volar, distal aspect of Lunate bone

App ant to post

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Flex: Marked
Wrist Sup: Marked

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Trapezium Dysfunction
TRZI(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal distal aspect of Trapezium bone (prox to 1st metacarpal base)

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Thumb ABD: Marked
Thumb Sup: Marked
Thumb Ext: Mod

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Trapezoid Dysfunction
TRZO(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, distal aspect of Trapezoid bone (prox to 2nd metacarpal base)

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Flex: Marked
Wrist Pro: Marked

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Capitate Dysfunction
CAP(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, distal aspect of Capitate bone (prox to 3rd metacarpal base)

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Flex: Marked
Wrist Sup: Marked

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Hamate Dysfunction
(HAM(P)-MS)

TP: Over dorsal, distal aspect of Hamate bone (prox to 4th metacarpal base)

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Flex: Marked
Wrist Pro: Marked
Wrist UD: Marked

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Triquetrum Dysfunction
TRIQ(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, distal aspect of the Triquetrum bone (distal to dorsal Ulna)

App post to ant

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TX: Client seated or supine
Wrist Sup: Marked
Wrist UD: Marked

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Dorsal/Pronated Metacarpal Torsion
MCAR2-5(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, lat aspect of corresponding metacarpals, mid-shaft

App lat to med

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TX: Sup or seated - grasp involved prox phalanx
Pro: Of forearm - full
MP Ext: Moderately.
MP Pro: Full

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Palmer/Supinated Metacarpal Torsion Dysfunctions
PALM2-5(P)-MS

TP: Over volar, lat aspect of corresponding metacarpals, mid-shaft

App ant-lat to post-med

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TX: Supine or seated, grasp involved prox phalanx
Forearm Sup: Full
MCP Flex: Mod
MCP Sup: Full

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Metacarpal (Pronated) Torsion of 1st Digit
PALM1(P)-MS

TP: Volar, med surface of mid, 1st metacarpal bone

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TX: Client supine or seated. Grasp base of 1st prox phalanx
Thumb ADD: Mild
Thumb Pro: Marked, in anatomical position, of 1st digit

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Dorsal/Pronated Metacarpal 1 Torsion Dysfunction
MCAR1(P)-MS

TP: Dorsal, med surface of mid, 1st metacarpal bone

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TX: Client supine or seated. Grasp base of 1st proximal phalanx
Thumb Sup: Marked, in anatomical position, of 1st digit
Thumb ABD: Mild