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what mm would you strengthen to support the anterior talofibular ligament and reduce re-injury?

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peroniels & tib an

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what mm would you strengthen to support the medial collateral ligament and reduce re-injury?

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semitendinosus and semimembranosus

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what mm would you strengthen to support the ulnar collateral ligament of the elbow and reduce re-injury?

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what mm would you strengthen to support the radial collateral ligament of the elbow and reduce re-injury?

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what health history questions would you be sure to include when assessing a cx with suspected tendinitis?

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tendons have a rich vascular supply and therefore able to heal quickly

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false. they have a limited blood supply, making them more difficult to heal

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tendinitis is categorized into 3 grades based on presenting sx and sx

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false. categorized into 4 grades based on severity

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adhesions can form between tendon and bone if inflammation is not treated properly

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true

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the ACL is the most commonly sprained ligament in the knee

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false. MCL

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in order to perform frictions on the supraspinatus tendon you must place cx arm in extension, abduction and external rotation

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internal rotation

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list the OA tests appropriate for detecting rotator cuff tendinitis

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length tests
hawkins kennedy (supra)
neer impingement (supra)
empty can (supra & suprascap nerve)
drop arm (RC tear)
tendinitis differentiation

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list the OA tests appropriate for testing bicipital tendinitis

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yearagons
speeds

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list the OA tests appropriate for detecting instability of the shoulder

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load & shift (ant/pos instability)
posterior apprehension (pos instability)
apprehension crank test (ant instability)
push-pull (pos instability)
sulcus sign (inf instability)

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which one of the RC mms are most commonly affected with tendinitis? why?

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supraspinatus

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what hydro is best prescribed for a cx with acute bursitis

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cold (not heavy, padded donut for olecranon/trochanteric bursa)

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appropriate OA tests for determining tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis/common extensor)

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cozens
mills
method 3

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appropriate OA tests for golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis/common flexor)

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tinels at the elbow
reverse mills/medial epicondylitis test

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between which structures will you find the subacromial bursa

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acromion & supraspinatus
portion of bursa between deltoid mm & humerus

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between which structures will you find the subscapular bursa

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scapula and subscap mm

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between which structures will you find the olecranon bursa

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olecranon & subcutaneous fascia

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between which structures will you find the iliopectineal bursa

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iliospoas mm and iliofemoral ligament

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between which structures will you find the trochanteric bursa

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one between glute max tendon &trochanter
other between glute med tendon & trochanter

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between which structures will you find the ischial bursa

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glute max mm and ischial tuberosity

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between which structures will you find the pes anserine bursa

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tendons of sartorius, gracilis & semitendinosis and the medial tibia

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describe each grade of tendinitis (4)
1: px only after activity 2: px beginning, not during, px after 3: px beginning, during and after 4: px with ADL, continues to worsen
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in which position should the shoulder be in to perform cross fiber frictions on tendon of long head of biceps
extension
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describe which movements are happening when the foot is pronating
eversion, DF and ABduction
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describe which movements are happening when the foot is supinating
inversion, PF and ADduction
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which techniques are performed to break down adhesions
deep techniques like stripping prior to cross fiber frictions cross fiber frictions
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how do adhesions form
untreated inflammation/edema?
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in which stage of healing would you treat adhesions
late subacute and chronic
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grade 1 - mild or first degree sprain
minor stretch/tear non instability on PR testing continue activity with some discomfort
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grade 2 - moderate or second degree sprain
tearing of ligament fibers snapping sounds at injury & joint give away joint hypermobility yet stable on PR testing difficulty continuing activity due to px
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grade 3 - severe or third degree sprain
- complete rupture/avulsion fracture - snapping sound at time of injury ad joint gives away - instability with no end point on PR testing - person cannot continue due to px and instability - px in acute - hypermobile in direction the ligament is meaning to test in chronic - palpable gap
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describe impingement syndrome. when might you see it develop?
- inflammation, pain and edema between the AC and GH joints - supraspinatus, biceps and subacromial bursa
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how is tendinosis different from tendinitis?
tendinitis= inflammation of tendon tendinosis= degeneration changes with chronic overuse tendon injuries (ie tennis elbow)
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what is a bursa
- small, flat sac lined with synovium - both membrane surfaces in contact, seperated by lubricating fluid - reduces friction. not palpable unless inflamed
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cx comes to you with acute grade 3 sprain, how would you proceed?
- pain free AF ROM - cold hydro - decrease edema before doing compensatory work - decrease SNS, DDB - trunk and uninjured limb treated with effleurage and slow petrissage - proximal limb: decrease pain, decrease HT, instead LD & venous return - distal limb: light stoking & mm squeezing - midrange PR ROM to prod joints to increase LD and maintain rom
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list the ligaments that will be stressed by applying a varus force to each: elbow, wrist, knee
elbow: radial collateral wrist: radial collateral knee: lateral collateral
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which structures are affected with a sprain
ligaments
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which structures are affected with tendinitis
tendon
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which structures are affected with a strain
tendon
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which structures are affected with a fracture
bone
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MOI for rotator cuff tendinitis
overhead arm positions swimming, golf, throwing sports
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MOI for biceps long head tendinitis
arm in adduction swimming, throwing sports with adduction
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MOI for common extensor tendinitis
repetitive wrist ext tennis/racquet sports, poor technique, wheelchair athletes, plumping, electrical
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MOI for common flexor tendinitis
repetitive wrist flexion hammering, screwdriver, golf, overhead serve in tennis
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MOI for dequarvians tenosynovitis tendinitis
repetitive thumb work factory work, ML, racquet sports
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MOI for patellar tendinitis
running, jumping, track and field
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MOI for popliteus tendinitis
downhill running/walking with pronation
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MOI for tibialis posterior tendinitis
running, step aerobics, step machine combined with excessive pronation
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MOI for achilles tendinitis
running with pronation, poor foot wear, tight gastroc/soleus
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what is a bakers cyst?
enlargement of the extracapsular bursa between the gastroc and semimenbranosus muscle or a herniation of the synovium through posterior joint capsule wall
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contributing factors for sprains?
congenital ligamentous instability history of pervious sprains altered biomechanics that out stress on joint connective tissue pathologies
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define hemarthosis
bleeding into the synovial space
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which OA tests would you expect to be positive with subacute ACL sprain?
lachmans anterior drawer
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yeargsons test
purpose: bicipital tendinitis/rupture of transverse numeral ligament action: cx seated, palpate bicipital groove, flex their elbow to 90, stabilize their arm against their thorax, start with arm pronated. they then resist supination while laterally rotating positive: tenderness in groove or tendon popping out of groove
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speeds test
purpose: bicipital tendinitis, strain if week action: cx standing. resist GH flexion with arm supinated and then probated positive: tenderness in the bicipital groove or weakness
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empty can test
purpose: tear in supraspinatus tendon/mm or neuropathy of supra scapular nerve action: arms abducted 90 thumbs up, press up into resistance, bring arms forward a little with thumbs down and press up into resistance positive: weakness/px
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which bursa can you palpate through the deltoid near the acromion and is absent in some?
subcoracoid portion of shoulder bursae
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what are the sx and sx of someone suffering with trochanteric bursitis
px local to lateral hip, cx can’t sleep on affected side px worse climbing stairs/getting out of car causes altered biomechanics leading to leg length discrepancy low back pain=antalgic gait
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PF AF ROM and submaximal isometrics are indicated in which stage of healing as long as client can handle it
acute bursitis
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CI’s for bursitis
no compression of bursa or putting drag on surrounding tissue no on site techniques refer to MD if bursa is infected

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