TEST 1 Flashcards by Casey Sailer

Q

Hip flexion Myotome

A

L1, L2

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Knee flexion Myotome

A

L3, L4

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Ankle DF Myotome

A

L4, L5

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Great toe extension Myotome

A

L5

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Ankle PF Myotome

A

S1

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Bowel/Bladder Myotome

A

S2-S4

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Anterior thigh below iliac spine dermatome

A

L2

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Middle 1/3 anterior thigh dermatome

A

L3

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Patella and medial malleolus dermatome

A

L4

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Fibular head and dorsum of foot dermatome

A

L5

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Lateral foot and plantar foot dermatome

A

S1

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Medial aspect posterior thigh dermatome

A

S2

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Perianal area dermatome

A

S3, S4

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Contractile components:

No pain and strong

A

Normal

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Contractile components:

Pain and good strength

A

Inflammation, tendonitis

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Contractile components:

Pain and weak

A

Lesion, partial tear

Q

Contractile components:

No pain, weak

A

Nervous problems

Q

Non-contractile components:

No pain and full ROM

A

Normal

Q

Non-contractile components:

Pain, limited ROM in all motion

A

Capsular pattern

Q

Non-contractile components:

Pain, limited or excessive ROM in selective directions

A

Labral, ligament, d/t swelling/structures

Q

Non-contractile components:

No pain, limited ROM

A

Osteoarthritis

Q

Squinting of the knees associated with:

A

Hip anteversion
Femoral medial torsion
Tibial external torsion

Q

Crossed pelvic Syndrome:

A

Weak abs and glutes

- Tight erectors and illiopsoas

Q

Sequence of hip extensor muscle firing:

A

Hams/glutes
Contra lumbar extensors
Ipsi lumbar extensors
contra Thoracolumbar extensors
Ipsi thoracolumbar extensors

Thomas Test results:

- LBP pts leg drop in both AD/AB | - BH pts no drop in AB

How to test for iliopsoas antagonist:

Dig heels into plinth and crunch