PDCI 6 Musculoskeletal Flashcards
(32 cards)
Injury to ligament
Sprain
Tool to measure angle
Goniometer
Injury to muscle / tendon
Strain
Injury to soft tissue
Contusion / bruise
Sprain classification
Grade I: normal (no laxity)
Grade II: partial disruption, joint laxity with endpoint
Grade III: complete disruption, no endpoint
Strain classification
Grade I: no fiber disruption, normal muscle contraction
Grade II: partial fiber disruption, abnormal muscle contraction with pain
Grade III: complete fiber disruption, no movement or pain
Ecchymosis
Bruise
Erythema
Redness
What is not active in PROM
Muscles
3 types of endpoints
Muscle spasm (stop moving because of pain)
Capsular (springy resistance)
Empty/soft (mushy feel, no resistance)
Strength testing uses what scale
Oxford scale
Strength grades
0 no movement 1 some contraction, no movement 2 partial movement w/o gravity 3 movement against gravity 4 movement against some resistance 5 movement against complete resistance
If a person can walk into office, what could their leg strength be?
4 or 5
Where is subacromial pain
Shoulder down to arm
Piano key sign for
AC joint (can’t hold clavicle to acromion)
What does Apley Scratch Test do
Tests shoulder
- under: adduction, internal rotation
- over: abduction, external rotation
Neer impingement test
Hyperflexionpajn with impingement syndrome
What is frozen shoulder / adhesion capsulitis
When capsule scarred down
Drop arm test
Looks for complete rotator cuff tear
Especially supraspinatus
Impingement / Hawkin’s sign
Arm and forearm flexed, medically rotate arm
Positive if pain in subacromial area
Shows bursitis or supraspinatus tendinitis
Apprehension sign
Anterior instability of shoulder
Humerus pops forward
Low back acute vs chronic timeline
6 weeks
Early sign of cauda equina syndrome
Urinary retention
If a person has a list, what does that usually mean
Disc herniation