pelvis and sacrum Flashcards

1
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SIJ Region Subjective Screening

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often identified pain below belt line
radiate into back, groin and thigh
aching quality
no N/T/B
pain often with transitional changes/movement
exacerbated by bending laterally or backwards

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SIJ irritation movement

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Prolonged sitting, bending forward, transfers in and out of bed, stair climbing, lowering to toilet, vacuuming, sweeping, pulling weeds, loading dishwasher

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2
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differential diagnosis of lumbar spine S/S

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Low back pain

Symptoms can radiate in buttock, groin, leg, below knee

+/- neurological deficits reported

Pain with prolonged sitting or standing

+/- pain with sneezing

Relieved with rest

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differential diagnosis of SIJ pathology

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Precise SIJ pain

Symptoms radiate into thigh, buttocks and groin

No neurological deficits reported

Pain with transitional movements

Pregnancy related S/S

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differential diagnosis with hip pathology

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Groin or thigh pain

Symptoms radiate into buttocks or knee

No neurological deficits reported

Increased pain with loading activities or night pain

Complaints of hip stiffness or catching sensations

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5
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if someone have pain with prolonged sitting or standing which one btw L/S, sIJ or hip pathology does he have

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L/S

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if someone have pain with transionnal movement which one btw L/S, sIJ or hip pathology does he have

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SIJ

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if someone have pain with loading activity or night pain which one btw L/S, sIJ or hip pathology does he have

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hip

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8
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Why assess for dysfunction?

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Is someone complaining of restrictions in hip movement?
Sciatic nerve symptoms?
Pain at the SI joint?
Pain on the lateral aspect of the lumbar spine (around facet joint)?
Do you see postural imbalances during observation?
Do they do repetitive flexion extension, kicking, twisting motions for ADL and sport?

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9
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what is dyspareunia

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 pain with penetration (frequently in context of sexual intercourse)
Contributing factors: tissue trauma (vaginal birth, pelvic surgery, post infection), pelvic floor muscle spasm, central sensitization, underlying conditions (endometriosis, genito-urinary syndrome of menopause)

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10
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pain girdle pain other condition and contributing factor

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Other names/conditions: SIJ pain/dysfunction, sacral/gluteal pain, pubic symphysis pain/dysfunction
Contributing factors: central/local sensitization, history of trauma, history pf LBP/pelvic pain, previous pregnancies, increased BMI, smoking, work dissatisfaction, muscle tension/hip or L/S dysfunction

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11
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what is endometriosis

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When tissue similar to the lining of the uterus implants abnormally outside of the uterus to form lesions, cysts, nodules and other growths. Can be found on any pelvic organ

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12
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if a girl have pain with sexual activity, bowel movement, back or leg pain with menstruation, constipation what can she have

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endometriosis

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13
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what is diastases rectus abdomens

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What: inc distance between RA muscle bellies due to a stretch of linea alba

More than 2cm at one or more points of the linea alba including:
At level of umbilicus or
4.5 cm above or below it or
A visible midline bulge with exertion (Thabette, 2019

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14
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classification of diastases rectus abdomens

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Classification:
Mild: <3cm
Mod: 3-5cm
Severe: >5cm

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15
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Tests to diagnose SIJ Pain

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Patrick’s (FABERs)
Posterior shear
Sacral compression
Active SLR
Sacral thrust tests

16
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+ve posterior shear test

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: pain provoked in posterior aspect of SIJ below L5

17
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what is active SLR

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Supine on table
Complete active SLR
If painful, examiner applies a pressure to create force closure of the SIJ
Does pain decrease or is it easier to do?

18
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NORMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL MOVEMENT sacral torsion

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Sacrum will
Rotate about its vertical axis
SB about its central axis

19
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we get sacral torsion with which movement

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SB and rotation to the opposite side

20
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finding with forward torsion of sacrum

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Forward torsions become ASYMMETRICAL in FORWARD BENDING and become SYMMETRIC in BACKWARD BENDING

21
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finding with backward torsion of sacrum

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Backward torsions are more ASYMMETRIC in BACKWARD BENDING and SYMMETRIC in FORWARD BENDING

22
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what is unilateral nutated sacrums

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, either anterior or posterior, the ILA is NEVER symmetric in either forward flexion or extension
May see some movement toward symmetric but they never become symmetric