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Pain that is better with rest, and worse with activity
mechanical
morning pain with stiffness, that gets better with activity.
chronic inflammation and edema
pain in the late day with or without stiffness
joint congestion
pain that is worse with initial motion and doesn't get better with rest.
acute inflammation
pain doesn't change with activity or rest.
bone pain, cancer, or visceral disease.
Pain along the dermatomal distribution of a nerve root due to inflammation or other irritation of the nerve root.
Radicular pain (radiculitis)
spinal nerve root irritation >pain, weakness>trophic changes or muscle atrophy.
determined by abnormal deep tendon reflex, muscle strength, sensory test.
radiculopathy
side to side movement in walking (1-2 inches shift)
pelvic lateral shift
a tool to measure ROM in extremities
goniometry
a tool to measure spinal ROM
inclinometry
End Feel that feels firm but giving (like stretching leather)
ex: shoulder ROM
capsular
End feel that is slightly firmer than capsular
ex:knee extension
ligamentous
End feel that is giving and squeezing quality.
ex:elbow flexion
soft tissue
firm but giving end feel that builds with elongation.
ex:hip flexion
muscular
P.A.R.T.S stands for what?
Pain, Asymmetry, ROM, Tone, Special Tests.
cavitation is in maitland grade__ only
V
Which maitlands grades have a neurological effect, stimulate mechanical effect, and enhance joint lube.
All I-V
In Kaltenborn traction is applied in which direction
perpendicular
In Kaltenborn glide is applied in which direction
parallel
injur of one side of joint that can quickly lead to instability and cause problems on the other side of the joint
circle concept of instability
flat hand/broad area of concern may indicate a more serious injury or ___________
referred pain
Legg-Perthes and Scheuemann's disease are seen in what population
teens
pain with distraction/gapping or shearing is possibly caused by______
articular or ligamentous injury
pain with joint compression is possibly caused by________
cartilage
pain over the joint line
ligamentous injury
tenderness over muscle belly that decreases with passive shortening of muscle is probably due to_______
muscle strain
pain with passive stretching in one direction and active ismetric contraction the opposite direction pain is probably due to_________
muscle and/or tendon