Palpation Flashcards

1
Q

Medial tubercle of calcaneus

A
  • Lay their foot with toes point up
  • Go to the heel and come down until you feel where the heel drops down a bit
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2
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Metatarsal heads

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  • Right where the toes end at the top part
  • DO this for all toes
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3
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Base of 5th Metatarsal

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  • Go down the sideline of the pinky toe until you feel hard bony part around the middle
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4
Q

Navicular

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  • Go down the inside line of the big toe about halfway until you find a bony lump
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5
Q

ATFL

A
  • With patients toes pointing up
  • Just above the maleolis in the foot on the pinkie side
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CFL

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  • With patients toes pointing up
  • Just sideways of the maleolis in the foot on the pinkie side
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7
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PTFL

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  • With patients toes pointing up
  • Just underneath the maleolis in the foot on the pinkie side
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8
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Anterior Inferior Tibiofibula Ligament (AITFL)

A
  • With patients toes pointing up
  • Quite a bit above the maleolis around the middle
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9
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Deltoid ligament complex

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  • On the big toe side of the maleolis above the maleolis slightly towards the leg
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10
Q

Ankle Joint line

A
  • Get them to plant their foot on the bed / 80 degrees of knee flexion
  • Palpate around joint line of the foot go around the whole foot
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11
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Achilles mid portion and insertion

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  • Patient in prone with feet coming off the bed
  • Find the little cord part right on the end of the foot and palpate until it inserts into calcaneus
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12
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Tibial tuberosity

A
  • Patient in supine with knee flexed
  • The front of the inferior part of their patella
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13
Q

Inferior pole of patella

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  • Inferior part of patella
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14
Q

Patella tendon

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The patella

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15
Q

Knee Anterior joint line

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  • Joint line of patella coming around laterally and medially
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16
Q

Quads tendon

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  • Tendon that touches with your quads part of patella
17
Q

Medial femoral epicondyle

A
  • Medial part of knee
18
Q

MCL

A
  • Runs down medial part of knee in diagnol line
19
Q

Lateral femoral epicondyle

A
  • Lateral part of knee
20
Q

LCL

A
  • Runs down lateral part of knee in diagnol line
21
Q

Hamstring tendons

A
  • Patient lying in prone
  • Palpate around hamstrings
22
Q

Heads of Gastrocnemius

A
  • Palpate calf
23
Q

Pes anserine

A
  • Look for bony lump below patella near tibiofemoral joint
24
Q

Greater trochanter

A
  • Patient in supine with legs straight
  • Come down the outside of their hip around where their shorts line is
25
Q

Iliac crest

A
  • The top part of their hip
  • Best to do in standing
26
Q

ASIS

A
  • Come around the front of their iliac crest at top of their hip
27
Q

Pubic synthesis

A
  • Get them to work down from their belly button until they feel bony pelvis part
28
Q

Ischial tuberosity

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  • Patient lying in prone
  • The bit just under their bum and push it down and up