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introduction to soft tissue injuries
What are examples of radiology im...,
What processes does the inflammat...,
What does the proliferative phase...
54
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muscle and movement
What are the 3 major functions os...,
What are the 4 main characteristi...,
What are the 3 main types of musc...
11
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intro to massage
What is manual therapy,
What is manipulation,
What is mobilisation
16
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intro to fractures
What is a fracture,
What are the different types of f...,
Compare complete vs incomplete fr...
57
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applications/treatment /contraindications
What are examples of therapeutic ...,
What clinical scenarios would be ...,
What is a contradiction
18
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effects & therapeutic uses of massage
What are the mechanical effects o...,
In response to massage what happe...,
What is diffusion
27
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Range of motion
What is range of motion,
What is the starting position for...,
What is osteokinematics
42
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injuries of the hip 1
Where could pain be felt in hip c...,
What are the 2 common sites of hi...,
What are examples of intra articu...
33
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injuries of the hip 2
What conditions could cause butto...,
What is deep gluteal syndrome,
What are symptoms of deep gluteal...
39
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subjective examination
What are general tips for effecti...,
What is subjective exam history t...,
What do we ask about in our subje...
22
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physical examination
What does a physical examination do,
What are important things to cons...,
What kind of tests are done in a ...
17
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lower limb fractures - upper femoral
What does nwb mean,
What does pwb mean,
What does wbat mean
46
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distal femur, patellar and proximal tibial fractures
Where in the distal femur can fra...,
What is a tibial plateau fracture,
What can cause a supracondylar fr...
24
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total hip and knee replacement
What is an arthrotomy,
What is arthroscopy,
What is the aim of a arthroplasty
28
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joint mobilisations 1- INTRO
What is accessory movement,
What is joint mobilisation,
What are physiological movements
23
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Joint mobilisations 2
How do we know clinically that jo...,
What are the 3 types of force tha...,
What is a tensile force
22
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Factors affecting strength
What is muscle strength in the ms...,
Why is muscle strength so importa...,
Define muscle tension
27
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inflammation
What is inflammation,
What is the suffix associated wit...,
What are examples of inflammation
56
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thrombosis and haemostasis
What is haemostasis,
What is thrombosis,
What is a thrombus
34
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assessment of strength
Define strength,
What are 4 causes of muscle weakness,
Compare upper vs lower motor neur...
32
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strength and endurance
What is the definition of therapu...,
What is muscle strength,
What are examples of factors that...
48
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joint mobilisations 3
What are important pointers check...,
Compare grade i ii to grade iii iv,
What are indications for joint mo...
19
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strength and endurance 2
What are the main basic component...,
What kind of physiological change...,
What does delorme watkins involve
30
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Knee soft tissue injuries
What are examples of traumatic kn...,
What are the roles or functions o...,
What is an acl injury classified ...
42
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injuries of the thigh and lower leg
Describe a quadriceps contusion,
What is an intramuscular vs inter...,
What is a grade i quad contusion
36
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patellofemoral conditions
What is the function of the patel...,
What is patellofemoral joint pain,
What is patellofemoral pain aggra...
34
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ankle & foot soft tissue injuries
In which position is the ankle mo...,
What type of ankle injury is the ...,
Out of the 3 lateral ankle ligame...
48
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ankle and foot fractures
What can cause a fibula fracture,
What is noticed upon the initial ...,
What does the treatment of a fibu...
44
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walking and mobility aids
What are the purposes of using a ...,
What does the type of walking aid...
37
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gait 1
What is gait,
What are the 2 phases of gait and...
28
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gait 2
What does the assessment of a gai...,
Why should we measure gait speed ...
8
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Deep transverse frictions
What kind of tests stress a ligament,
What is a deep transverse frictio...,
What kind of tests that a physio ...
23
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hypertension & myocardial infarction
What is hypertension,
What is essential hypertension,
What is secondary hypertension
31
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cancer
What is cancer,
What is a neoplasm,
How are neoplasms classified
34
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spine conditions
How is lower back pain defined,
Define acute lbp,
Define sub acute lbp
45
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spine and pelvic fractures
What can occur in the 2nd hour 24...,
What are examples of activties th...,
What are the mechanisms of injury...
17
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