Tendonopathy Flashcards

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Define Tendonopathy

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Pain or dysfunction of tendons

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Risk factors of tendonopathy

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Overload / under-load
Changes in load
Increased BMI

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4 stages of tendonopathy

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  1. Changes in tendon cell production
  2. Disorganisation of collagen
  3. Ground substance change
  4. Neuro vascularisation
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4
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Lower limb tendonopathy

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Glutes
Patella
Achilles
Planter facia

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5
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Upper limb tendonopathy

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Rotator cuff related pain
Lateral epicondylalgia
Medial epicondylalgia
De Quirvins

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Gluteal tendonopathy facts

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  • most prevalent LL
  • more common in females (‘Q’ angle)
  • glute medius + minimus
  • due to compression or overload
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Glute tendinopathy signs and symptoms

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  • Lateral hip pain

- tenderness around GT

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Glute tendonopathy management

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Education - load management

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Patella tendonopathy facts

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  • high in jumping sports

- due to chronic overload

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10
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Patella tendonopathy risk factors

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Weight - BMI

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Patella tendonopathy sighns and symptoms

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  • Anterior knee pain

- decreased function on stairs

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12
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Patella tendonopathy management

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Education
Load management
Eccentric loading exercise

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Achilles tendonopathy facts

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  • common in runners
  • 1/3 min athletes
  • can be mid or insertional
  • due to overload/underload/ overpronation
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Achilles tendonopathy signs and symptoms

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  • Pain and swelling around tendon
  • Pain at start and end of training
  • swelling
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Achilles tendonopathy management

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Education
Load management
Exercise

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16
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Plantar faciopathy facts

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  • 1/10 get it
  • 90% resolve in 12 months
  • due to overpronated foot or extreme Hallux Valgus
  • thickening and degenerative changes
17
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Plantar faciopathy signs and symptoms

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  • pain at proximal insertion

- painful in morning and end of the day

18
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Plantar fasciopathy management

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Education
Load management
Orthotics

19
Q

Rotator cuff related pain is an umbrella term for what 3 pathologies ???

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  • sub acrimony pain syndrome
  • Rotator cuff tear
  • rotator cuff tendonopathy
20
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Rotator cuff related pain signs and symptoms

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  • Pain of shoulder
  • dysfunction of movement
  • painful to lay on
21
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Rotator cuff related pain Management

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Education
Exercise
Symptom modification

22
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Lateral epicondylalgia facts

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  • wrist extensors overuse
  • lateral epicondyle
  • ECRB is most commonly effected
  • SUP , ECRL , ED , EDM ,ECU
23
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Lateral epicodyalgia signs and symptoms

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  • pain on lateral epicondyle

- typically aggravated by resistance

24
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Lateral epicondylagia management

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Education
Load management
Exercise
Tape

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Medial epicondyalgia facts
- due to overuse - flexor tendons - more females after giving birth - FCR + pronator teres
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Medial elicondyalgia signs and symptoms
- pain in medial epicondyle - aggravated by resistance - reduced grip strength
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Medial epicondylagia management
Education Load management Exercise
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De Quirvins facts
- more women - new mothers - thumb movement -EPB + APL
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De Qirvins signs and symptoms
- Pain on radial side of of wrist | - aggravated by resist and to thumb extension and abduction
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De Quirvins management
Education Load management Exercise
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Strains / tears involve
- muscle or tendons lengthened to tear collagen
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Name the grades of a strain
1- not torn but overstretched 2- small tear 3- full tear