E4- Lateral Epicondylitis-TMJ Flashcards
(149 cards)
what is the average functional range of the elbow
130 avg arc
what is the average functional range for pronation and supination
103
what is the average functional range for keyboarding
65 deg pronation
what is the average functional range for opening a door
77 deg supination
what can cause lateral elbow pain
tendinopathy
trauma
radial n entrapment
what are the RF for lateral elbow pain
dominant arm> non dominant
forceful activities
repetitive activities
smoking
poor posture
35-54 yrs of age
what are the primary tendons involved with lateral epicondylitis
ECRL
ECRB- most common
ED
EDM
what are the hallmark signs of tendinitis
TTP
pain with lengthening in ROM
pain with RST especially in lengthened position
what are the ROM signs of lat epicondylitis
pain and limitation with lengthening during wrist FLX w/ or w/out elb EXT
what are the RST signs of lat epicondylitis
pain with wrist EXT, R. dev, especially in lengthened position
possible weakness
pain with gripping
abnormal m activation
where can be TTP with lat epicondylitis
common extensor tendon
how do we treat lat epicondylitis
tendinitis RX
sport specific correction - tennis swing or larger grips
cuff, scapular, trunk, and LE m coordination, endurance, and strength
what about lat elbow pain without overuse at the elbow of a laborer or tennis player
tendinosis
abducted elbow
radial n entrapment
how might C5-6 regional interdependence affect the elbow
C5-6 hypermobility
over recruited wrist EXt creating CET tension
n is hypersensitive not impinged
what symptoms of regional interdependence can be present that affects the elbow
no change in activity
nociplastic pain
FHP
trauma
age- ARJC
what can happen with C6 n impingement in the elbow
creates decreased activation of wrist extensors and lowers supply
what are the S&S of sp n impingement
paresthesia with head movement
DTR hyperactive
sensation loss
80% conduction loss for myotomes
how do we treat C6 spinal n impingement that is affecting the elbow
tendinosis- MT, pt edu,, MET- heavy, eccentric
neck- mechanical traction, thoracic manip, postural edu, neural mob, MET- aerobic, local m stabilization
where is lat tendinosis most often
degeneration most often at musculotendinous junction
what are the S&S of lateral tendinosis at the elbow
persistent 4-6 wks, decrease tendon tolerance
ROM- limited and painful mostly EXT
RST- painful, mostly EXT
Palpation - tender at CET
(+) Mill’s test for CET scarring
what do we need to edu the patient on for lat elbow tendinitis/osis
soreness rule
load managent - ergonomic corrections
what does bracing/taping do for elbow tendinitis/osis
unload tendon and decrease lever arm
decrease wrist motion= decrease load on extensors (shorten tendon)
what are benefits of cervical JM for elbow tendinitis/osis
improve pain and grip strength
what are benefits of cervical and elbow JM for elbow tendinitis/osis
better than either alone