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1
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Most common form of arthritis

A

OA

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2
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How much more likely are you to fall if you have OA?

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2.5x yo

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3
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Patho of OA is

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Multifactoria/complex/ not fully understood

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4
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First factors of OA separate into

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Nonmodifiable and Modifiable

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5
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Progression of OA is

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Slowww

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6
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Risk factors of Hip OA

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> 60
Fam Hx
Disorder development
Trauma

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7
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Symptoms on Hip OA

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  • Pain in groin, butt, or referred to knee
  • worse with activity or prolonged inactivity
  • Morning
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8
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Signs of Hip OA

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decreased/painful ROM

Fx limitations

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9
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Death of bone tissue bc of poor blood supply

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Avascular necrosis (AVN)

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10
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AVN more common in

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Males

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11
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Etiology of AVN

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Trauma
Alcoholism
Corticosteroids
Fx

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12
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How is AVN Dx

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X-ray
Bone Scan
MRI

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13
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IV for AVN

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Conservative:
Rest
Estim

Surgical:
Core decompression
THA

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14
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Types of pelvic Fx

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Avulsion
Stress
Osteoporotic
Trauma

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15
Q

Flat saclike structure in jt capsules

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Bursa

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16
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Inflammation of bursa

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Bursitis

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17
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Bursitis Tx

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Impairment based

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18
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Abn condition of tendon

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Tendinopathy

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19
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Acute inflammation of tendon

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Tendinitis

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20
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Intratendon degenerative lesion

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Tendinosis

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21
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Chronic inflammation of outer layers of tendon

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Paratendonitis

22
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MOI of tendinopathy

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Sudden overload

Repetitive loading

23
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Presentation of Tendinopathy

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Strong and painful
Tender with palp
Pain with stretch

24
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Tx of Tendinopathy

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Itis: cryo
Osis: loading based rehab

Stretch
Massage
Load

25
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Risk factors of sprain and strains

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  • Decrease flexibility, strength,endurance
  • uncoordinated muscle contraction
  • insufficient warm up
  • prior injury
26
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Tx for muscle injury

A

Depend on stage of healing
Controlled mobility and activity
Meds

27
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Hip dislocation Tx

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Closed reduction
Open reduction (surgery)
Modify WB
Abd brace
Patient edu
28
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Labral tears with youngings and old geezers

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Young: twisting
Old: Hx of dysplasia

29
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Impingement test for hip labral tear

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Hip Flexion, IR, add

30
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Abnormal shape of femur head pinch with acetabulum

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Cam lesion

31
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Acetabular retroversion causing overcoverage

32
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Tx for hip labral tear

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PT
NSAID
Arthroscopy

33
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Bony osteotomy

34
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Tibial plateau Fx MOI

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Valgus/varus with axial loading

35
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Tibial plateau Fx often treated with

36
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Loosening of subchondral bone resulting in cartilage defragmentation

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Osteochondritis Dessicans

37
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Osteochondritis dessicans often seen

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In males kneeeez

38
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Procedures for Articular cartilage defect

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Arthroscopy
Osteochondral autograft transfer
Restrict ROM

39
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Which meniscus more susceptible to injur

40
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Special tests for meniscal injuries

A

Mcmurrays

Thessaly

41
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3 types of surgery for meniscus repair

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Conservative
Partial meniscectomy
Meniscal repai

42
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Immob and disuse decrease ligaments ability to

A

Resist strain and absorb force

43
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Tx. Of collateral lig injury

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Conservative (grace 1 and 2))

Surgial reconstruction

44
Q

_risk of reinjury during first 12 months after tear

A

15x higher

45
Q

2 typed of surgical reconstruction of ACL

A

Allograft and cadaver

46
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With hamstring graft, no resisted Hammstring exercise for

47
Q

ACL Rehab considerations

A

Protect graft
Restore ROM
Progression based

48
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PLC rehab considerations

A

Protect graft
ROM
Strengthen quads

49
Q

Patella prominent as quad retracts

A

Patella alta

50
Q

+apprehension sign associated with

A

Patellar dislocation

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