Tendinopathies

Question 1

tendinitis

Answer 1

true inflammation of a tendon

Question 2

tendinopathy

Answer 2

degeneration of the collagen protein that forms the tendon

Question 3

S&S of tendinopathy (1)

Answer 3

subjective

pts complaint

onset

exacerbation/alleviation

objective

Question 4

S&S of tendinopathy –> response to…

Answer 4

AROM

PROM

resistance

stretch

palpation

Question 5

mild tendinopathy –> response to AROM

Answer 5

probably pain free

Question 6

mild tendinopathy –> response to PROM

Answer 6

should be pain free

Question 7

mild tendinopathy –> response to resistance

Answer 7

pain

probably mild

Question 8

mild tendinopathy –> response to stretch

Answer 8

should be pain free

Question 9

mild tendinopathy –> response to palpation

Answer 9

should be pain free

Question 10

moderate tendinopathy –> response to AROM

Answer 10

some pain

Question 11

moderate tendinopathy –> response to PROM

Answer 11

no pain

Question 12

moderate tendinopathy –> response to resistance

Answer 12

pain

Question 13

moderate tendinopathy –> response to stretch

Answer 13

mild pain

Question 14

moderate tendinopathy –> response to palpation

Answer 14

mild pain

Question 15

severe tendinopathy –> response to AROM

Answer 15

pain

Question 16

severe tendinopathy –> response to PROM

Answer 16

no pain

Question 17

severe tendinopathy –> response to resistance

Answer 17

severe pain

Question 18

severe tendinopathy –> response to stretch

Answer 18

pain

Question 19

severe tendinopathy –> response to palpation

Answer 19

pain

Question 20

selective tension testing

Answer 20

method of identifying tendinopathy

Question 21

selective tension testing looks at

Answer 21

which tendon (s) involved?

how severe?

Question 22

what does selective tension testing concentrate on

Answer 22

response to resistance to determine which tendon is involved and how severe

Question 23

what is cyriax –> selective tension testing

Answer 23

dx of muscle/tendon dysfxn via selective tension (isometrics)

Question 24

cyriax concentrated on

Answer 24

response to resistance

Question 25

start position –> cyriax

Answer 25

must be pain free

Question 26

procedure of cyriax

Answer 26

apply isometric resistance to muscle/tendon around the painful joint

Question 27

what should we asses –> cyriax

Answer 27

response to resistance

pain is either mild, moderate or severe

Question 28

potential responses to cyriax

Answer 28

strong and painless

strong and painful –> one or more directions

weak and painful –> one or more directions

weak and painless –> one or more directions

all strong and painful

all weak and painful

all weak and painless

Question 29

in one or more directions

Answer 29

tissue response

strong and painless

strong and painful

weak and painful

weak and painless

Question 30

strong and painless –> in one or more directions

Answer 30

normal

Question 31

strong and painful –> in one or more directions

Answer 31

mild

Question 32

weak and painful –> in one or more directions

Answer 32

moderate or severe

Question 33

weak and painless –> in one or more directions

Answer 33

complete tear?

Question 34

in all directions

Answer 34

tissue response

all strong and painful

all weak and painful

all weak and painless

Question 35

all strong and painful –> in all directions

Answer 35

multiple tendinopathies? possibly but not likely

exaggerating

nociplastic

no tendinopathy

Question 36

all weak and painful–> in all directions

Answer 36

systemic

neurologic

pathology

Question 37

all weak and painless –> in all directions

Answer 37

neurological (outside MSK system)

multiple tears (possible but not likely)