CNE Flashcards

1
Q

QST

A

Circumferential
⚬soft touch
■with a cotton ball or a very soft brush
⚬pin prick
■with a toothpick or flagged pain
⚬several levels in affected area;
⚬Compare with unaffected side/area
Thermal detection testing in most painful area –
⚬two big coins or pieces of metal
■Desk temperature vs Pocket temperature
■in colder times/aircon;
or
■desk temperature vs fridge temperature in warmer times, no aircon in room.
⚬About 8
C with 20*C

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Q

C1

A

S: Forehead

M: Upper Cx flex

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C2

A

Vertex, back head,
mandibular angle, lateral
neck

Upper Cx ext

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Q

C3

A

Occipital area, lateral neck & throat

Cx lateral flex

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Q

C4

A

Yolk area to deltoid

Shoulder girdle elevation

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Q

C5

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*Ant-inf to deltoid insertion.
Radial forearm to wrist

Shoulder abduction

Biceps

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Q

C6

A
  • Thumb tip.
    Radial side of wrist

Elbow flexion

Biceps

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8
Q

C7

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*Index finger tip.
Middle finger tip.

Elbow extension

Triceps

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9
Q

C8

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*F5 tip & side.
Ulnar side of hand

Finger flex or thumb ext

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10
Q

T1

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*Ulnar forearm at elbow.
Ulnar forearm to wrist

Finger add with IP ext, MP
flex

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11
Q

T2-12

A

Along ribs around trunk
to ant

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12
Q

L1

A

*distal to groin ant/med
thigh.
Med thigh

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13
Q

L2

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*Ant/lat upper middle thigh

Hip flex @ 90⁰

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14
Q

L3

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*Lower med thigh close to knee.
Below or above signature zone.

Knee ext – position in 30⁰ short of full ext

Patella tendon

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Q

L4

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*Between med foot & big toe.
Medial foot & big toe.

Ankle DF/inversion (hold in mid-inversion)
Functional: heel walking

Patella
tendon

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Q

L5

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*Dorsum 2nd toe.
Big toe, tips middle 3 toes, ball of foot.

Big toe extension (ankle in max DF)
Functional: heel walking

17
Q

S1

A

*Dorsum small toe.
Lat side foot, heel of foot

Eversion (heels together), hip
extension, knee flexion

Achilles tendon

18
Q

S2

A

*Middle post thigh below gluteal fold.
Post thigh, post upper calf

Ankle planter flexion
Functional: heel raises or toe walking

Achilles tendon

19
Q

Plantar/Babinski reflex

A

sharp object strokes the lateral side of foot
while observing the
toes. Normal response = all toes do PF. Abnormal / + response = DF of big
toe and downwards fanning
of other toes.

20
Q

Clonus

A

sustained TA stretch by performing quick, sharp DF (with
straight knee) . + response =
intermittent muscle contraction & relaxation when sustained.

21
Q

Upper Limb Neurodynamic Test 1 (ULNT1)
MNT1/ULDT1- Median Nerve Test

A
  • Shoulder stabilized in neutral
  • Abduction (90º - 110º)
  • Elbow 90º
  • Shoulder Lateral rotation
  • Forearm supination
  • Wrist & finger extension
  • Elbow extension
  • Cervical Lateral flexion away/cervical lateral flexion towards
  • Alternative sequencing
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Q

ULNT 1 normal response?

A
  • Deep stretch cubital fossa
  • Tingling in thumb & first three fingers
  • Stretch ant. shoulder (small percentage)
  • LF away increased response in 90%
  • LF towards decreased response in 70%
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Q

ULNT 1 Clinical – Lesion Median Nerve

A
  • Weak pronation of the forearm
  • Weak flexion & radial deviation of wrist
  • Thenar atrophy & inability to oppose or flex the thumb
  • Sensory distribution includes thumb, radial 2 1/2
    fingers, and corresponding portion of palm
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Q

ULDT 2a/MNT2
Median Nerve Bias

A
  • Shoulder girdle depression
  • Elbow extension (maintain in neutral plane)
  • Whole arm lateral rotation
  • Wrist & finger extension
  • Shoulder abduction if necessary
  • Differentiate – release shoulder depression/ wrist &
    finger extension
  • Cx Lateral Flexion away or towards as sensitising
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ULDT2b/RNT Radial Nerve Bias
* Shoulder Girdle depression * Elbow extension * Whole arm internal rotation * Wrist pronation * Wrist flexion (tuck thumb in) * Abduction (if necessary) * Differentiate – release shoulder depression / finger flexion
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ULDT 3/UNT Ulnar Nerve
* Shoulder girdle depression * Wrist & finger extension * Forearm pronation * Lateral Rotation * Elbow flexion * Shoulder abduction
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Clinical – Lesion (Ulnar)
* "Claw-like" deformity (in severe cases) * Difficulty moving the fingers * Wasting of the hand muscles (in severe cases) * Weakness of hand flexing
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Passive neck flexion
* Patient lies on their back with their head on a small pillow. * Patient actively performs deep neck flexion. * Therapist places their caudal hand over the patient’s sternum to prevent movement. * Therapist places their cephalad hand under the occiput of the patient’s head and passively flexes the cervical spine. * A positive test is reproduction of THEIR pain. * A pulling sensation is normal
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Sensitisation tests in SLR
Tibial Nerve * SLR * Dorsiflexion/ eversion Peroneal Nerve * SLR * Plantar flexion / inversion Sural Nerve * SLR * Dorsiflexion/inversion
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Slump
* Edge of plinth with hands behind back * Slump shoulders to hips * Neck flexion * Knee extension non-symptomatic side * Knee extension symptomatic side * Dorsi-flexion first one side then other * Release neck flexion as differentiation * Can be active or passive
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