Musculoskeletal Part Eighteen Flashcards
differential diagnosis for complex regional pain syndrome
trophic changes in the skin, bones, joints
is morning stiffness present with DJD
no not usually
SLR tests what nerve root
L4-S1
tripces DTR nerve root
C7
what is posterior innominate
unilateral iliosacral joint dysfunction in which the PSIS is down and posterior and the ASIS is up
biceps DTR nerve root
C5-C6
when is pain at its worst for gout/gouty arthritis
night with warmth
femoral nerve is tested via ____ for neural tension
prone knee bend
slump test order
sitting with back straight
slump into lumbar and thoracic flexion
flex neck and extend one leg
DF extended leg
what should be used daily with gout/gouty arthritis
colchicine
what is anterior innominate
unilateral iliosacral joint dysfunction where PSIS is up and anterior
ASIS is down compared to the opposite side
test for lateral epicondylitis
tennis elbow test
Mill’s
procedure for vertebral artery test
extend head
rotate head
hold position for 10 seconds
two best tests for UMN lesion
clonus
babinski
spinal dura is tested via __ for neural tension
passive neck flexion
passive SLR tests what nerve
sciatic
quadrant test (Spurling’s) is used for
if c-spine is contributing to UE symptoms
what is complex regional pain syndrome
abnormal sympathetic reflex resulting from a persistent painful lesion
stiffness from DJD may be relieved with…
exercise
symptoms of gouty arthritis
severe joint pain at night with warmth
erythema
extreme tenderness/hypersensitivity