MS2 - Leg 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 TX

MAXL
Over lat aspect zygomatic process of maxilla (med to zygomaticomaxillary suture)

App inf to sup

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MAXL - Periosteum LQ
Glide: Ipsi Maxilla (via Frontal Process) sup, contra, slightly ant away

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Femoral Neck Compression Dysfunction
FEMC(P)-MS

TP#1: Over lat aspect of mid ischiopubic ramus
TP#2: Distal fibers of Ipsi Rectus Abdominus, approx 2F above pubic bone

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TX: Client supine in figure 4 position
Hip Flexion, ABD, and ER: Mod
Compression: Of Greater Trochanter sup-med along femoral neck axis

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Femoral Neck Distraction Dysfunction
FEMD(P)-MS

TP: Over ant aspect of prox femur, 2F med to ant-sup aspect of Greater Trochanter (under Tensor Fascia Lata)

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TX: Client lying partially on OPP hip in figure 4 position
Distraction: Of prox / mid femur in plane of femoral neck

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Femoral Varus Dysfunction
FVAR(P)-MS

TP: Deep to med Sartorius tendon (lat to AIIS), probe deeply post and med to tendon to identify

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TX: Client supine
Hip ADD: Mild
Hip Flexion: Mod (typically 80-90 degrees)
Hip ER: Marked
Femoral Compression: Long axis, through femur / knee, mod, post-lat

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Femoral Valgus Dysfunction
FVAL(P)-MS

TP: Deep to lat aspect of Sartorius tendon (lat to AIIS), probe deeply lat to tendon, in a post med direction to identify

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TX: Client supine
Hip ABD, Flex and ER: Mod
Femoral Traction: Mod, in plane of femur

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Femoral Flexion Dysfunction
FEMF(P)-MS

TP: Over ant-lat border of prox femur, 2F inf to Greater Trochanter

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TX: Client supine, knee flexed resting on table
Hip Flexion: Mod
Knee Flexion: Marked
Femoral Flexion Stress: Via deep post-med to ant-lat pressure (apply pressure on involved 1/2 of femur)

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Femoral Extension Dysfunction
FEME(P)-MS

TP: Over post-lat border of prox femur, 2F inf to Greater Trochanter

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TX: Client supine, calf resting on therapist’s knee
Knee: Ext / hyperext
Femoral Ext Stress: Via deep ant-med to post-lat pressure

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Tibia, Medial Plateau Dysfunction TIBPM(P)-MS

TP: Deep in Popliteal Fossa on base / ant most aspect of Lat Femoral Condyle

App post-med to ant-lat

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TX: Client supine, ankle resting and braced on table
Knee: Flex mild to mod, Valgus marked
Knee IR / ER: Mildly to fine tune

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Tibia, Lateral Plateau Dysfunction
TIBPL(P)-MS

TP: Deep in Popliteal Fossa on base / ant most aspect of Med Femoral Condyle

App post-lat to ant-med

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TX: Client supine, ankle resting and braced on table
Knee: Flex mild to mod, Varus marked
Knee IR / ER: Mildly to fine tune

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Patello-Femoral Inflare Dysfunction
PFIM(P)-MS

TP: Over sup-med and sup-lat aspects of trochlear groove

App ant to post

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TX: Client supine. Therapist grasps corresponding med / lat femoral condyle from behind knee
Compression: Of med / lat epicondyles (twd center) to narrow femoral notch

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Patellar Flexion Dysfunction
PATF(P)-MS

TP: On both med and lat aspect of inf patella (post surface)

App post to ant

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TX: Client supine or seated with knee ext
Compression / Post Glide: Of lat edges of patella in inf-lat direction (utilizing pincer grip)

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Patellar Extension Dysfunction
PATE(P)-MS

TP: On both med and lat aspect of sup patella (post surface)

App post to ant

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TX: Client supine or seated with knee ext
Distraction / Ant Glide: Sup-lat aspect of patella bilaterally (utilizing pincer grip)

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Fibular Internal Torsion Dysfunction
FIT(P)-MS

TP: Over ant-med aspect of distal fibula in distal tibiofibular joint line

App med to lat

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DTX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps ankle at talus/mid foot
Hip IR: Marked
Fibular IR: Of foot / fibula. Fine tune with ankle DF / PF

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Fibular External Torsion Dysfunction
FET(P)-MS

TP: Over post-med aspect of distal fibula in distal tibiofibular joint line

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps ankle at talus / mid foot
Hip ER: Marked
Fibular ER: Of foot / fibula. Fine tune with ankle DF / PF

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Fibular Flexion Dysfunction
FIBF(P)-MS

TP: Over sup 1/3 of ant-lat aspect of fibula

App ant-lat to post-med

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TX: Client supine or seated
Knee: Flex
Ankle Plantar Flex: Active or passive, marked
Glide: Mid-fibula in ant-lat and sup direction

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Fibular Extension Dysfunction
FIBE(P)-MS

TP: Over sup 1/3 of post-lat aspect of fibula

App post-lat to ant-med

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TX: Client supine or seated
Glide: Mid-fibula in post-lat and inf direction

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Tibial Internal Torsion Dysfunction
TIT(P)-MS

TP: Over post-lat aspect of dist tibia in dist tibiofibular joint line

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps ankle at talus/mid foot
Hip IR: Marked
Tibial IR: Of foot/ tibia, fine tune with ankle DF / PF

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Tibial External Torsion Dysfunction
TET(P)-MS

TP: Over ant-lat aspect of dist tibia in dist tibiofibular joint line

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps ankle at talus/mid foot
Hip ER: Marked
Tibial ER: Of foot / tibia. Fine tune with ankle DF / PF

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Varus Deformity of the Tibia
TVAR(P)-MS

TP: Over ant-sup aspect of Medial Malleolus of Tibia

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine with med tibia resting on edge of table
Varus Stress: Applied to tibia through ankle
IR: Of ankle on tibia, mildly

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Valgus Deformity of the Tibia
TVAL(P)-MS

TP: Over post-sup aspect of Medial Malleolus of Tibia

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine, leg resting on therapist’s knee
Valgus Stress: Applied to tibia through ankle
ER: Of ankle on tibia, mildly

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Flexed Tibia Periosteal Dysfunction
TIBF(P)-MS

TP: In post, sup belly of Tibialis Posterior mm. located in sup calf btwn prox tibia and fibula (below level of Tibial Tuberosity)

App post to ant

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TX: Client supine with knee flexed, foot resting on table
Glide: Tibia ant and lat

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Extended Tibia Periosteal Dysfunction
TIBE(P)-MS

TP#1: Over ant-med aspect of distal tibia

App ant to post

TP#2: Over post-inf Soleus / tibia level of musculotendinous junction of Soleus mm (1-2 cm prox to Achilles tendon)

App post to ant

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TX: Client supine with ankle resting on a towel roll or operator’s heel
Glide: Tibia in a post and lat direction

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Talar Inversion Dysfunction
TALI(P)-MS

TP: Over ant, inf-med end of distal tibia

App inf to sup

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TX: Client supine or seated
Ankle Inv: Marked
IR: Of foot on tibia, marked

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Talar Eversion Dysfunction
TALE(P)-MS

TP: Over post sup Talus 1 cm inf to post end of tibia

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated
Ankle Ev: Marked
Ankle PF: Mild
ER: Of foot on tibia, marked

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Calcaneal Eversion Dysfunction
CALCE(P)-MS

TP: Over post 1/3 of inf-lat calcaneus

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated
Ankle: DF mod
Subtalar/Calcaneal: Ev and ER of calcaneus on talus
Calcaneal Distraction: Into DF, marked

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Navicular Inversion Dysfunction
NAVI(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal / sup aspect of (med) Navicular Tuberosity

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps med, prox metatarsals
Metatarsal Inv / Mid-foot Varus: Marked

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Navicular Eversion Dysfunction
NAVE(P)-MS

TP: Over plant/inf aspect of (med) Navicular Tuberosity

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps med, prox metatarsals
PF: Of ankle
Metatarsal Ev /Mid-foot Valgus: Marked

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Cuboid Eversion Dysfunction
CUBE(P)-MS

TP: Over post-med aspect of (lat) dorsal cuboid

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated, therapist grasps metatarsals
Valgus: Distal forefoot more lat, fine tune with ankle DF / PF
Metatarsal: Ev, marked

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Cuboid Inversion Dysfunction
CUBI(P)-MS

TP: Over post-lat aspect of (lat) dorsal cuboid

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps metatarsals
Metatarsal / Mid-foot Varus: Marked. Fine tune with ankle DF / PF

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Medial Cuneiform Inversion Dysfunction
MCUNI(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, ant aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 1st ray metatarsal bone
Metatarsal / Mid-foot Inv Varus: Of mid-tarsal joint, fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Medial Cuneiform Eversion Dysfunction
MCUNE(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, post aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 1st ray metatarsal bone
Metatarsal /Mid-foot Ev: Marked, fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Intermediate Cuneiform Inversion Dysfunction
ICUNI(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, ant aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated, therapist grasps 2nd metatarsal bone
Metatarsal / Mid-foot Inv Varus: Of mid-tarsal joint, fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Intermediate Cuneiform Eversion Dysfunction
ICUNE(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, post aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 2nd metatarsal bone
Metatarsal /Mid-foot Ev: Marked, fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Lateral Cuneiform Eversion Dysfunction
LCUNI(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, post aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 3rd metatarsal bone
Metatarsal / Mid-foot Ev: Marked Fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Lateral Cuneiform Eversion Dysfunction
(LCUNE(P)-MS)

TP: Over dorsal, post aspect of corresponding tarsal bone

App sup to inf

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 3rd metatarsal bone
Metatarsal / Mid-foot Ev: Marked, fine tune with slight DF / PF

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Dorsal Pronated / Eversion Dysfunction
MTAR2-5(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal/med surface of mid metatarsal bones, digits 2-5

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps associated proximal phalanx
Ankle Ev: Marked
Digit Pro: Of associated phalanx, marked

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Plantar Inverted Metatarsals/Supinated Dysfunction
PLAN2-5(P)-MS

TP: Over plantar / med surface of mid metatarsal bones, digits 2-5

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine, prone or seated. Therapist grasps associated proximal phalanx
Ankle PF: Marked
Ankle Inv: Marked
Digit Sup: Of associated phalanx, marked

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Pronated / Everted 1st Metatarsal Dysfunction
MTAR1(P)-MS

TP: Over lat aspect of lat sesamoid bone

App lat to med

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 1st phalanx
MTP: Flexion
1st Phalanx Ev: Marked
1st Phalanx ADD: Twd second digit, marked

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Supinated / Inverted 1st Metatarsal Dysfunction
PLAN1(P)-MS

TP: Over med aspect of med sesamoid bone

App med to lat

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 1st phalanx
1st Phalanx Inv: Marked
1st Phalanx ABD: Away from second digit, marked

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Hallux Abduction Dysfunction
HALAB(P)-MS

TP: Over sup-med aspect of prox first metatarsal

App sup-med to inf-lat

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TX: Client supine or seated. Therapist grasps 1st phalanx
1st Phalanx ABD: Away from second digit, marked
1st Phalanx Flex: Moderate to marked

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Patello-Femoral Outflare Dysfunction
PFOM(P)-MS

TP: Over inf-med and inf-lat aspects of trochlear groove

App ant to post

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TX: Client supine. Therapist grasps corresponding femoral condyle utilizing an ant approach
Traction: Corresponding femoral condyle lat or med, away from center, to widen Femoral Notch