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Spinal stenosis
Red rose
Rose for muscle
Red for blood
Stem for artery
Spondylolisthesis
One side of the flower breaks
And falls down
So go to the side
By stork test
Extension exercises bad for the person pushes the spine in opposite directions
Dress and knee pain
When you push dress from back the quad push causing knee pain
HamString injury
When quad muscle too tight
Husband(Andy acl)
torns as Queen wife pulls in front
Shoulder insurability
1st
Scapula muscles
Retractors
Rhomboids
2nd
Front
Pectoral stretch
3rd stone
Sits
Cuff muscle strengthing
Shoulder and scapula strengthing
RC strengthing
MusclesShoulder like bottle capMuscles aroundThe rim is the capsulebottle capMuscles aroundThe rim is the capsuleActive passiveAnd structural Active passiveAnd structural And structural Scapular triangleLike y Humeral sits
Lumbar abd
Like ball and box 2 above psis and 1 below
The ball front and
Back extensors
Also triangle box
Bone like triangles Spine palpation also h and I instability for side border and at the end is lumbar torsion test for facet the two points and apex the spinous prcess
Round oblique
Box sides quadratus lumborum
Back multifidus
Abdominal Isometrics Concentric Eccentric Isometrics at shoulderCurl upsDynamic lowering
Shoulder exercises
Ball
Capsule
Posterior
Anterior
Box
Ins and outies
Flexion
Abduction
Add
Triangle
Scapular muscles
Flying
Y a U shape on prone
History
6
Their house present sins
Severity vas or global rating of change scale or McGill questionnaire
0
5
10
Irritability
Then treatment can be slow or aggressive
Nature
Nerve
Bone deep very localized svere
Vascular
Muscle not localized cramping
Lig joint capsule localized and deep
Mechanical complaints
Clicking catching
Patellofemoral
Locking meniscal pathology
Popping ligament giving away
Somatic deep aching not localized moves around or diffuse
Muscular superficial
Stage aggrevate and relieving factor
Now start where it migrated to
Onset when did it start
- trauma or nontrauma
Macro vs microtrauma
Sudden or onset
How thief came in
Mechanism of action
Body chart
Timing
cnstant or Intermittent
Constant acute inflammation
Night pain tumor stress fracture
Morning oaConstant no change systemic disorder
oaConstant no change systemic disorder
Constant no change systemic disorder
Person lives or comes in BT
Parents house past- medical
Work house environment history
Occupational history
Social restaurant house
Identification
Age
Sex
Race
Handedness
Height et bmi type
Primary language
Barrier to learn
Learning preference-visual audio kinesthetic written video
Unique goals
Associated symptoms
Red flags
Bowel and bladder.
Saddle paresthesia
Fainting
Drop attacks
Heaviness in chest
Imaging study photo of house
Prior rehab or current rehab
People who are helping
Pt
Medications
Injection
Fim
What he does out of house
Sf36
Dash
Oswestry pain indices
LefsOswestry pain indicesGive them brief history and Finally ask them if it reflects their problem
Give them brief history and Finally ask them if it reflects their problem
Objective examination
Weakness
Malalignmnt
Stiffness
Examination
First
Active ROM contractile
Sust
Passive ROM non contractile
And end range of motion
Overpressure
End field
Empty pain
Springy block intra articular
Soft hypermobility
Bone elbow
Firm give hypomotility
Hard no give stiffness
However with biceps pathology
Flexion no pain.
Extension pain bc stretch
Adhesive capsule both active and passive ROM affected
Examine above and below joint
If nose affected look at ear and mouth
Cardinal planes and combined planes
Accessory mobility testing
Spin roll glide
R 1/ r2
Grded as
Normal hypomotility hypermobility
Joint problems
Capsule patterns
Hip flex abd Int rot eyeliner
Knee flex ext
Ankle pf df
Shoulder half lense ext rot abd internal rot
Elbow flex extend
Wrist flex extend
Spine hair ext side bend rotation equally
Most to least limited
Impairment testing/ observation
Nose position length
Alignment
Spine posture pelvis scapula patella leg length foot
With pain abnormal alignment
Flexibility
Ant pelvic tilt
Quad tight
Thomas test
If opposite leg flexed too much puts the pelvis in extreme posterior pelvic tilt
And hip in abduction puts leg in abduction
.
One joint
Knee extension
Hip touches the table normal
Thn out of bed
50
30 tightness 2 joint
2.
One joint right
2 joint normal
1. One joint Knee extension Hip touches the table normalThn out of bed5030 tightness 2 joint2. One joint right 2 joint normalKnee extension lack 10 degree out of bed 90 knee normal2 joint3. Knee extension Thigh 10 degree offKnee flexion 50 30 tightness40 tight in 2 joint muscle
Knee extension lack 10 degree out of bed 90 knee normal
2 joint
3. Knee extension
Thigh 10 degree off
Knee flexion 50
30 tightness
40 tight in 2 joint muscle
2) ober test
Thigh drop to horizontal
Modified with knee straight drop below horizontal
Better
Look at for femur internal rotation
Hip flex
Pelvic drop laterally
3) strength testing
Near the concordant or chief complaint
Strong and painless contractile not involved
String and painful minor contractile
Weak and painful major lesion contractile
Weak and painless complete rupture with neuro disorder
All painful capsules sinister pathology
Painful on repetition Intermittent claudication
Tone of muscle
Break test slowly and gradually build up
tight and weak so we can correct alignment
Come to conclusion that what areas are tight and weak so we can correct alignmentSpecial tstPalpationNeurological test
tight and weak so we can correct alignmentSpecial tstPalpationNeurological test
Special tst
Palpation
Neurological test
Rule out and guess the pathology
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