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1
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Patellar reflex

A

L4 nerve root

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Achilles reflex

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S1 nerve root

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L4 dermatome

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anterior knee

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L5 dermatome

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big toe, anterior ankle and foot

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S1 dermatome

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pinky toe, lateral side of foot

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Piriformis syndrome presentation

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pain exacerbated by hip ER

+ log roll test
+ FAIR test

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7
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Log Roll Test

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+ test = pain

posterior pain = piriformis syndrome
anterior/groin pain = intra-articular pathology
clicking = acetabular labral tear

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FAIR Test

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Flexion Adduction IR

+ test = pain in sciatic/gluteal area

Piriformis syndrome

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Psoas syndrome presentation

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Pain with standing

+ Thomas test
+ FABER test
- Log roll

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10
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Thomas Test

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Pt supine with LEs hanging off table, pt grabs one knee and pulls it to chest

+ test = inability to fully extend leg or other leg raises off table

Psoas syndrome

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FABER Test

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Flexion ABduction, ER

+ test = pain

groin pain = intra-articular pathology

anterior pain = psoas syndrome

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12
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Jump Sign

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press on greater trochanter

+ test = pt jumps or withdraws

Trochanteric bursitis

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Ober Test

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Pt lateral recumbent, top knee flexed, physician adducts top hip

+ test = pain at greater trochanter or inability to adduct

IT Band Syndrome

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14
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Inspection: “C Sign”

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suggests hip joint pathology

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Hip Labral Loading

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+ test = pain

labral or cartilaginous pathology

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Hip Labral Distraction

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+ test = improvement in pain

labral or cartilaginous pathology

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Scour Test

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Pt supine, flex hip and knee, load into hip and then ER and IR

+ test = pain

labral or cartilaginous pathology

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SLR

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+ test = pain or resistance

*Resisted SLR = SCFE or femoral acetabular impingement

lateral leg pain at 15-30 = IT band

Neuro pain at 30-60 = sciatica, L4-S1 disc herniation

Pain after 70 degrees = muscle strain, hip pathology, hamstring tightness, SI joint pathology

19
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Fibular Head motion

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Dorsiflexion/Pronation/Eversion = anterior FH movement

Plantarflexion/Supination/Inversion = posterior FH movement

20
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Valgus Test

A

+ test = laxity, absent endpoint, pain

MCL sprain or tear

21
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Varus Test

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+ test = laxity, absent endpoint, pain

LCL sprain or tear

22
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Lachman’s Test

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+ test = laxity, absent endpoint

ACL sprain or tear

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Anterior Drawer Test (knee)

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+ test = laxity, absent endpoint

ACL sprain or tear

24
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Posterior Drawer Test (knee)

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+ test = laxity, absent endpoint

PCL sprain or tear

25
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McMurray’s Test

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Medial meniscus = ER + Valgus force then extension
Lateral meniscus = IR + Varus force then extension

+ test = click or pain during extension

26
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Apley’s Grind

A

Compression +test = pain with compression or rotation

Distraction +test = pain relief with distraction

27
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Bounce Home Test

A

Flex knee and drop it

+ test = failure to fully extend knee

meniscus injury, effusion or both

28
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Patella-Femoral Grind

A

+ test = crepitus or pain

chondromalacia patella

29
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X-ray

A

I want to look at a high density structure

fast, cheap and portible

first line test

30
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CT w/ Contrast

A

CT radiography with observation of blood vessels b/c IV iodine contrast

relatively affordable, fast (trauma), very useful 3D image

can cause kidney damage
relatively high risk of radiation

31
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MRI

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Highest resolution image

no ionizing radiation

expensive
claustrophobic
cannot use if pt has metal implants

32
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Ultrasound

A

Cheap fast, portable, no ionizing rads

not able to visualize structures behind bone and bigger anechoic structures

33
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Talar Tilt Test

A

Inversion test of ankle

+ test = laxity, increased ROM, pain

anterior talofibular ligament or calcaneofibular ligament injury

34
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Anterior Drawer Test (ankle)

A

+ test = pain, no springing, laxity

ATF ligament injury

35
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Eversion test

A

+ test = laxity, increased ROM, pain

deltoid ligament injury

36
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Squeeze test

A

pain at syndesmosis

syndesmotic (high) ankle sprain

37
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Thompson Test

A

squeeze calf to test Achilles T.

+ test = absence of plantarflexion

achilles tendon rupture

38
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Homan’s sign

A

+ test = pain with dorsiflexion

DVT

39
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Tibiotalar joint movements

A

dorsiflexion with posterior glide

plantarflexion with anterior glide

40
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Subtalar joint motions

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inversion with posterolateral glide

eversion with anteromedial glide

41
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Scoliosis at risk of serious pathology

A

Do adam’s forward bend test

ATR >7 degrees

Cobb >/= 10 degrees

42
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Scoliosis Red Flags

A

onset before 8

severe pain

rapid curve progression

left thoracic curve

neurological deficits

43
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Cauda Equina Syndrome

A

herniation impinges sacral nerves

immediate surgical intervention needed

44
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Osteomyelitis

A

inflammation of disc due to infection

*can occur with or without fever

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