Neck Pain With Mobility Deficits (2) Flashcards

1
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What are the indications to see if cervical manipulation will be most effective?

A

Symptom duration <38 days

Asymmetry in cervical rotation > 10 degrees

Cervical PA reproduces symptoms

Positive expectation HVLAT will help

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2
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When do you move to impaired based maxims?

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When the care from your buckets has plateaued

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3
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What are the impairment based maxims?

A

If it’s stiff, manipulate it

If it’s tight, lengthen it

If it’s weak, strengthen it

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4
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What should always be done in the treatment approach?

A

Test-treat-retest

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5
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When is it best to educate on lifestyle factors?

A

After you have gotten your patient to buy in (if you make them feel better and they buy in they will listen to more advice)

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What are symptoms in neck pain with mobility deficits?

A

Central or unilateral neck pain

Limitation in neck motion that reproduces symptoms

Referred shoulder, girdle, and UE pain

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7
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What is important to do on the first visit with neck pain with mobility deficits?

A

Thoracic manipulation (cervical manipulation done next when appropriate)

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