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grind
compress and rotate MCP joints of fingers. Positive if pain is elicited and indicative of DJD
Finkelstein
snuff box tendinitis. patient folds thumb in fists and bends wrists down with palms facing each other
Tinel's sign
tap lightly at pc 6/li 10
cosens
lateral epicondylitis hyperextension of wrist, pain at LI 10
reverse cosens
medial epicondyle
thoracic outlet syndrome
feel pulse, have patient turn head. If pulse diminishes the sign is positive. Addisons test support patients arm at wrist signs and symptoms throbbing due to impingement
can of soda
extended arm rotate internally/externally. test supraspinatus
when checking reflexes
they need to be the same on both sides
Neck compression test
pressing on nerves, decreasing space and creating symptoms
Neck Stretching test
distraction. pulling up on neck to increase space palm under chin, other hand on gb 20
Arm Dermatones
c5/bicep (Lu 5)
ring pinky dermatones
c 8
thumb dermatones
always c6
index dermatones
c 6
middle finger dermatone
c7
frozen shoulder, reflexes diminished?
no. they are normal
Concussion level 2
more severe post traumatic amnesia/no loss of consciousness
concussion level 3
memory loss from past (retrograde amnesia)
Concussion level 4
lost consciousness
concussion level 5
knocked out for longer/ loss of consciousness
distinct markers for severe concussions
retrograde amnesia and lost consciousness
cervical radiculopathy
injury to the nerve roots that may result in pain, muscle weakness (myotome), sensory alteration (dermatome) and reflex hypoactivity
cervical radiculopathy injury
can be due to degenerative changes to the disc or bone
cervical radiculopathy positive sign
if pain radiates down arm
information retrieval
history of injury, history of patient, inspection, palpation, ROM, ortho test, neuro tests, differential diagnosis, special test, diagnosis, treatment plan
Information retrieval/history of injury
OPQRST: Onset, Provocative/palliative, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time, look at ADL
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
C5-Bicep (Lu 5)
C6 DTR
Brachioradialis (Li 10, Lu 7
C7 DTR
Triceps (SJ 10)
L2-L4
Patella
S1
Achilles
Spurling's test
designed to provoke symptoms of nerve root irritation. Positive if pain radiates into the arm
Cervical spine disctraction
test is used to alleviate nerve root irritation. Test is positive if pain decreases indicating that pressure on the nerve roots has been relieved
cervical sprain (Whiplash)
acute trauma resulting in pain and spasm
cervical strain
acute or chronic resulting in pain and spasm
3 stages of healing
inflammation, repair, remodeling
L5, S1
plantar responses
L5
sensory to lateral calf and big toe, 2nd and 3rd toes
L4 DTR
sensory to lateral thigh and ankle
Olfactory 1
smell
Optic 2
vision
oculomotor 3
eye movement
Trochlear 4
eye movement
trigeminal 5
face and scalp sensation/pain chewing
Abducens 6
eye movement
Facial 7
facial expressions, saliva and tear excretion, taste. (Bell's Palsy's)
Vestibulocochlear 8
balance, equilibrium, hearing
Glossopharyngeal 9
swallow
Vagus 10
voice and swallowing
Accessory 11
movements of shoulder, head, viscera
Hypoglossal
tongue movement, swallowing
fasette joints
extension-closes. rotate on one side, opens on other side. fasette pain-bending over, sideways. NOT bending forwards
C5, C6, C7
Hilton's Law
stimulate joint below & joint above-nerve will supply both muscle and skin relating to joint.(the nerve that inervates joint also inervates skin above it)
if something is tight
its weak
tennis elbow
lat epicondylitis
golfer's elbow
medial epicondylitis
dermatome
area of skin innervated by specific sensory nerve
myotome
group of muscles supplied by nerve roots
exam principles
chk normal side first; AROM before PROM; if AROM normal, PROm unnecessary; painful movements are done last
arom normal
skip prom
if arom abn
check prom
if arom abn and prom is normal
muscle/tendon prob
if arom and prom abn
joint prob
arom
muscle/tendon
prom
joint
pain at rest
inflammation
pain with compression
joint
pain with stretch
muscle, tendon
C5, C6, C7, L4, S1
bicep (lu 5), brachioradialis (Li10, lu 7), triceps (sj10), patella, achilles
muscle grade testing: 5,4, 3 ON 5 SCALE
max resistance agnst gravity; some resistance; against gravity(resists gravity only)
reflex testing
ON 4 SCALE- only 2 is normal. 0/1-hyporeflexia (pressure on nerve). 3/4 hyperreflexia (spinal cord)
abduction
supraspinitus (si12, li15); deltoid
ext rotators
teres minor (si 9,si 10), infraspinitus (si 11)
int rotators
teres major, subscapularis
3 stages of healing
inflammation, repair, remodeling
reciprocal inhibition
if something is contracting, something else is relaxing. needling ren effects du; needling L effects R. cross crawl reflex-opposite leg &arm work tog
supraspinitus
where majority of probs are
ortho neuro BIG THREE
reflex, sensation, strength
thoracic outlet syndrome
scalenes pinching on artery
lateral epicondylitis test
cozens, mills
evisceral cutaneous reflex
whats happening in organ reflected in skin (&vice versa)
sprains
ligaments
strains
muscles/tendons
OPQRST
onset;provocative/palliative;quality;radiation;severity;time
antalgic
painful
grind
compress and rotate MCP joints of fingers. Positive if pain is elicited and indicative of DJD
Finkelstein
snuff box tendinitis. patient folds thumb in fists and bends wrists down with palms facing each other
Tinel's sign
tap lightly at pc 6/li 10
cosens
lateral epicondylitis hyperextension of wrist, pain at LI 10
reverse cosens
medial epicondyle
thoracic outlet syndrome
feel pulse, have patient turn head. If pulse diminishes the sign is positive. Addisons test support patients arm at wrist signs and symptoms throbbing due to impingement
can of soda
extended arm rotate internally/externally. test supraspinatus
when checking reflexes
they need to be the same on both sides
Neck compression test
pressing on nerves, decreasing space and creating symptoms
Neck Stretching test
distraction. pulling up on neck to increase space palm under chin, other hand on gb 20
Arm Dermatones
c5/bicep (Lu 5)
ring pinky dermatones
c 8
thumb dermatones
always c6
index dermatones
c 6
middle finger dermatone
c7
frozen shoulder, reflexes diminished?
no. they are normal
Concussion level 2
more severe post traumatic amnesia/no loss of consciousness
concussion level 3
memory loss from past (retrograde amnesia)
Concussion level 4
lost consciousness
concussion level 5
knocked out for longer/ loss of consciousness
distinct markers for severe concussions
retrograde amnesia and lost consciousness
cervical radiculopathy
injury to the nerve roots that may result in pain, muscle weakness (myotome), sensory alteration (dermatome) and reflex hypoactivity
cervical radiculopathy injury
can be due to degenerative changes to the disc or bone
cervical radiculopathy positive sign
if pain radiates down arm
information retrieval
history of injury, history of patient, inspection, palpation, ROM, ortho test, neuro tests, differential diagnosis, special test, diagnosis, treatment plan
Information retrieval/history of injury
OPQRST: Onset, Provocative/palliative, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time, look at ADL
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
C5-Bicep (Lu 5)
C6 DTR
Brachioradialis (Li 10, Lu 7
C7 DTR
Triceps (SJ 10)
L2-L4
Patella
S1
Achilles
Spurling's test
designed to provoke symptoms of nerve root irritation. Positive if pain radiates into the arm
Cervical spine disctraction
test is used to alleviate nerve root irritation. Test is positive if pain decreases indicating that pressure on the nerve roots has been relieved
cervical sprain (Whiplash)
acute trauma resulting in pain and spasm
cervical strain
acute or chronic resulting in pain and spasm
3 stages of healing
inflammation, repair, remodeling
L5, S1
plantar responses
L5
sensory to lateral calf and big toe, 2nd and 3rd toes
L4 DTR
sensory to lateral thigh and ankle
Olfactory 1
smell
Optic 2
vision
oculomotor 3
eye movement
Trochlear 4
eye movement
trigeminal 5
face and scalp sensation/pain chewing
Abducens 6
eye movement
Facial 7
facial expressions, saliva and tear excretion, taste. (Bell's Palsy's)
Vestibulocochlear 8
balance, equilibrium, hearing
Glossopharyngeal 9
swallow
Vagus 10
voice and swallowing
Accessory 11
movements of shoulder, head, viscera
Hypoglossal
tongue movement, swallowing
fasette joints
extension-closes. rotate on one side, opens on other side. fasette pain-bending over, sideways. NOT bending forwards
C5, C6, C7
Hilton's Law
stimulate joint below & joint above-nerve will supply both muscle and skin relating to joint.(the nerve that inervates joint also inervates skin above it)
if something is tight
its weak
tennis elbow
lat epicondylitis
golfer's elbow
medial epicondylitis
dermatome
area of skin innervated by specific sensory nerve
myotome
group of muscles supplied by nerve roots
exam principles
chk normal side first; AROM before PROM; if AROM normal, PROm unnecessary; painful movements are done last
arom normal
skip prom
if arom abn
check prom
if arom abn and prom is normal
muscle/tendon prob
if arom and prom abn
joint prob
arom
muscle/tendon
prom
joint
pain at rest
inflammation
pain with compression
joint
pain with stretch
muscle, tendon
C5, C6, C7, L4, S1
bicep (lu 5), brachioradialis (Li10, lu 7), triceps (sj10), patella, achilles
muscle grade testing: 5,4, 3 ON 5 SCALE
max resistance agnst gravity; some resistance; against gravity(resists gravity only)
reflex testing
ON 4 SCALE- only 2 is normal. 0/1-hyporeflexia (pressure on nerve). 3/4 hyperreflexia (spinal cord)
abduction
supraspinitus (si12, li15); deltoid
ext rotators
teres minor (si 9,si 10), infraspinitus (si 11)
int rotators
teres major, subscapularis
3 stages of healing
inflammation, repair, remodeling
reciprocal inhibition
if something is contracting, something else is relaxing. needling ren effects du; needling L effects R. cross crawl reflex-opposite leg &arm work tog
supraspinitus
where majority of probs are
ortho neuro BIG THREE
reflex, sensation, strength
thoracic outlet syndrome
scalenes pinching on artery
lateral epicondylitis test
cozens, mills
evisceral cutaneous reflex
whats happening in organ reflected in skin (&vice versa)
sprains
ligaments
strains
muscles/tendons
OPQRST
onset;provocative/palliative;quality;radiation;severity;time
antalgic
painful