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Rheumatoid Arthrititis
Chronic inflammatory systemic disease which affects connective tissue
Characteristics-
exacerbation and remission
inflammatory changes of synovial
membrane
-adhesions
-fibrosis
- deformity
tendon sheaths: inflammation
atrophy
Osteoarthritis
chronic degenerative disorde (affects articular cartilage of synovial joints)
characteristics-
synovial and capsular thickening
pain
decreased motion, contractors of
capsule and muscle
Due to: mechanical and poor movement of synovial fluid
over stress
genetic link to hips and hands
GH joint arthritis Acute Stage
Posture training
sling
avoid pain provoking positions
joint oscillations
pendulum exercises
muscle setting
GH jt arthritis Subacute stage
AAROM---> active exercise in pain free ROM
wand exercises
submax isometrics - ER,AB
Grade 3 sustained, 3/4 oscillations, capsular stretching
low load resistance ROM
posture training
pendulum exercises
self stretching
GH Jt arthritis chronic stage
home ex program
self stretching
posture
scapular retract/ depress
strength training
Idiopathic frozen shoulder
freezing
intense pain at rest
2-3 weeks after onset: restriction in motion
"acute phase"
last 10-36 weeks
frozen shoulder
frozen
pain only with movement
adhesions
atrophy of deltoid, RC, biceps, Triceps
last 4-12 mons
frozen shoulder
thawing
no pain
capsular restrictions
can last 2-24 months
spontaneous recovery: 2 year onset
AC Sprain grade 1
capsule injury
pain
pt tenderness
discoloration
min pain with movement
AC sprain grade 2
AC ligament torn
minor/partial tearing of CC ligament
possible bump
swelling
pain with arm movement
pt tenderness of CC area