Omm Final Review Part 4

Front 1

Treatment for radial head/lateral epicondyle tender points?

Back 1

Hold elbow in full extension, supinate and slight valgus force. Hold for 90s

Front 2

Treatment for coronoid counterstrain tender points?

Back 2

fully flex elbow, forearm is pronated and abducted gently. Hold for 90s.

Front 3

Treatment for olecranon counterstrain tender point?

Back 3

elbow is hyper extended and forearm is abducted slightly and supinated

Front 4

Location of anterior acromioclavicular tender point?

Back 4

anterior surface of distal clavicle

Front 5

Location of long head of biceps tender point?

Back 5

over the tendon

Front 6

Location of short head of biceps tender point?

Back 6

inferolateral to the coracoid process

Front 7

Location of posterior acromioclavicular tender point?

Back 7

behind the lateral end of the clavicle

Front 8

Location of supraspinatus tender point?

Back 8

in the supraspinatus fossa

Front 9

Location of subscapularis tender point?

Back 9

on the anterior surface of the scapula in the axilla

Front 10

Location of latissimus dorsi tender point?

Back 10

deep in the axilla on the medial surface of the humerus

Front 11

Treatment for anterior acromioclavicular tender point?

Back 11

Patient supine. Arm is adducted across the chest 30 - 50 degrees and slightly internally rotated. Apply traction by pulling on wrist.

Front 12

Treatment for long head of biceps tender point?

Back 12

Patient supine. Arm is supinated and flexed 90 degrees at elbow and shoulder. Apply downward pressure @ elbow along the humerus.

Front 13

Treatment for posterior acromioclavicular counterstrain tender point?

Back 13

Patient prone. Adduct arm across back. Apply traction by pulling @ wrist. Hold for 90s.

Front 14

Treatment for short head of biceps tender point is the same as what other tender point?

Back 14

long head of biceps tender point.

Front 15

Treatment for supraspinatus tender point?

Back 15

Patient supine. Flex and abducted to 120 degrees. Externally rotate the humerus. Hold for 90s.

Front 16

Treatment for subscapularis tender point?

Back 16

patient supine. Hold patients arm posteriorly over side of table and toward feet. Internally rotate arm. NO TRACTION! Hold for 90s.

Front 17

Treatment for latissimus dorsi tender point?

Back 17

Patient supine. Hold patients arm posteriorly over side of table and toward feet. Internally rotate arm. ADD TRACTION. Hold for 90s.

Front 18

Posterolateral Trochanteric tender point treatment?

Back 18

Patient prone. Extend and abduct hip. External rotation maybe needed. Hold for 90s.

Front 19

Lateral trochanteric tender point location?

Back 19

5-6 inches below the trochanter on the lateral thigh.

Front 20

Lateral trochanteric tender point treatment?

Back 20

Patient prone. Leg is abducted flexion may be introduced as needed. Hold for 90s.

Front 21

Posteromedial trochanteric tender point location?

Back 21

2-3 inches below the trochanter along posterior shaft of femur over the ischial tuberosity

Front 22

Posteromedial trochanteric tender point treatment?

Back 22

Patient prone. Extend, adduct, and externally rotate thigh. Hold for 90s.

Front 23

Treatment for anterior knee tender points?

Back 23

Patient supine, roll towel place it below calf of n ear ankle. Hyperextend knee by pressing down on anterior thigh just above patella. Foot is internally rotated as needed.

Front 24

Medial and lateral Patellar tender point treatment?

Back 24

Patient supine. Push patella laterally for lateral tender point or medially for medial tender point. Hold for 90s.

Front 25

ACL tender point location?

Back 25

medial or lateral hamstring in upper popliteal area.

Front 26

Treatment for anterior cruciate tender points?

Back 26

Patient prone. Rolled pillow under thigh. Push down on lower leg just below knee joint with a large amount of force. Hold for 90s

Front 27

Treatment for posterior cruciate tender point?

Back 27

Patient supine. Rolled pillow under calf just below knee. Press down on dorsum of ankle with a large amount of force. Internally rotate foot as needed.

Front 28

Location for posterior cruciate tender point?

Back 28

Center of popliteal fossa.

Front 29

Location of gastrocnemius tender points?

Back 29

lateral and medial attachments of gastrocnemius muscle in lower popliteal fossa.

Front 30

Treatment for gastrocnemius tender point?

Back 30

Patient prone. Flex knee and the foot is hyper extended over physicians knee by a downward force on posterior ankle. Hold for 90s.