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| What is the patient management model? |
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| Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Prognosis/POC, Intervention, Referral or outcome and reassessment |
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| Pethology -> impairment -> Functional limitation -> Disability |
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What are the stages of inflammation?
Surgical stages? |
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Acute -> subacute -> chronic -> chronically inflammed w. acute exacerbation
Maximum protection -> moderate protection -> minimum protection -> return to function |
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| History - chief complaint, functional limitations, PMHx/PSHx, other tests, meds Tests and measures - observation, mobility testing (AROM/PROM/RIT), cervical/lumbar scan, functional assessment, special tests,reflexes, joint play, palpation, Dx imaging |
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| What does a scan consist of? |
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| Mobility testing, peripheral joint scan, myotomes, sensory scan |
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| What are the myotomes (cervical and lumbar) |
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Definition
C1/C2 neck flexion
C3 neck side bend
C4 shoulder elevation
C5 shoulder abduction/shoulder lateral rotation
C6 elbow flexion/wrist extension
C7 elbow extension/wrist flexion
C8 thumb extension/ulnar deviation
T1 abduction and/or adduction of intrinsic hand muscles
L2 hip flexion
L3 Knee extension
L4 ankle DF
L5 great toe extension
S1 ankle PF/eversion/hip extension
S2 knee flexion |
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| What does a sensory scan test? |
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Definition
| Dermatomes and peripheral nerves |
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Biceps c5
Brachioradialis C6
Triceps C7
Quad tendon L3
Achilles tendon S1
Post tib L4-5 |
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| Convex concave rule of shoulder and knee |
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Shoulder - opposite
Knee - same |
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| Impaired joint mobility, motor function, muscle performance and ROM associated with localized inflammation |
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| What does manual therapy include? |
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Definition
| Soft tissue mobe and joint mobes |
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| Charge rule for trestment? |
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Definition
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| What makes up muscle performance? |
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Definition
| Strength, endurance and power |
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| What treatment do you avoid in acute stages? |
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Definition
| G3/4 joint mobes, stretching, strengthening, heat |
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| How long is the max protection period after surgery? |
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Definition
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| What therapeutic exercise is allowed after shoulder surgery? |
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Definition
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| What angles do you avoid after ACL surgery? |
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Definition
OKC 0-40 CKC 60-90
No cutting/pivoting for 6mo |
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| What do you avoid after meniscus repair? |
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Definition
| No CKC beyond 45 for 4 weeks or beyond 60-70 for 8 weeks. No leg press or hamstring curls for 8 weeks. |
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| What movements are contraindicated following hip replacement? |
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Definition
| NO adduction, IR or flexion >90 |
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| What do you avoid after achilles reconstruction |
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Definition
| No DF past neutral (stretch), NWB, no strengthening of gastroc/soleus, CAM BOOT |
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| What are the precautions of a SLAP tear? |
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Definition
| no extension of shoulder (stretch biceps), no shoulder flexion with supination, elbow flexion |
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| What are the precautions of a RC repair? |
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Definition
| No extension, external rotation, horizontal abduction?, only PROM (pain free for 6-8 weeks) |
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| UE strengthening progression |
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Definition
Scapular stabilizers: Rows, chest press w/ push, shrugs, reverse shrugs
Rotator cuff: int/ext rotation, scaption
Deltoid: flexion, abduction, reverse flys
Other: overhead press, diagonals, elbow flex/ext, wrist rad/uln deviation, supination/pronation |
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| LE strengthening progression |
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Definition
| Quad sets, SLR x4, Ankle theraband, Leg extension, Standing curls,heel raises,leg press, Squats, lunges (stationary, step, walking), step-ups, walk/jog program |
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| What exercise to determine if pt is ready for walk/jog program? |
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Definition
| Walking lunges with weight |
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| what is the most common low back Dx of an older pt? |
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Definition
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| What is the most common low back dx of a young patient? |
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Definition
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| How do you figure out what inflammatory stage a pt is in? |
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Definition
PROM
pain b/4 tissue resistance = acute
pain at tissue resistance = subacute
pain past tissue resitance = chronic |
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| what is the most common low back dx of mid age? |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the spinal biases? |
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Definition
Flexion, Extension, Neutral
If someone has flexion work that direction until pain goes away then get to neutral then extension |
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| What are ultrasound parameters for acute, subacute and chronic? |
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Definition
| Acute 0.5 W/cm2, 20% Subacute 1 W/cm2 up to 100% Chronic 1.5 W/cm2 100% Superficial 3.0MHz Deep 1.0MHz |
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| Shoulder anterior instability test |
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Definition
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| Shoulder posterior instability test |
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Definition
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| Shoulder inferior instability test |
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Definition
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| Shoulder impingement test |
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Definition
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| Shoulder Labral tear special test |
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Definition
| Clunk, anterior slide, active compression of obrien, biceps tendon |
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| Shoulder scapular stability test |
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Definition
| scap retraction, wall push up |
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Term
| Shoulder muscle tendon pathology test |
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Definition
| speeds & yergason (biceps), empty can (supraspinatus), lift off (subscapularis), lag or spring back (infraspinatus), trap, serratus ant, pec major/minor |
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| Shoulder neurological tests |
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Definition
Upper limb tension
ULTTI: median
ULTT2: median
ULTT3: Radial
ULTT4: ulnar |
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