Pelvic/ sacrum Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

what is the area for LBP

A

pain between the 12th rib and gluteal fold

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2
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what is the area for PGP

A

pain between the PSIS and the gluteal fold, particularly in SIJ area. pain may radiate to posterior thigh and pubic symphysis regions

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3
Q

motion at the SIJ occurs at a ___ Level

A

Minute level

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4
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symptoms that may warrant RTMD

A

-pain varies with menstrual cycle
-pain unvaried with menstrual cycle
-pain during urge to void
-bleeding after intercourse
postmenopausal bleeding
-postmenopausal pain onset
prior abdominal surgery/infection

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5
Q

how does the sacrum move in the ilia?

A

initially sacrum nutates (flexes) then counternutates (extends) within the ilia
synchronously there is a backward translation of pelvis and hips in horizontal plane

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6
Q

in forced forward bending movement shifts more to ____

A

superior transverse axis.

base moves posteriorly and superiorly and the apex more anteriorly

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7
Q

Tests for Sacroiliac Dysfunction

A
standing or unilateral standing
gillet test
sitting forward bend test
standing forward bend test
long sit test
lunge test
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8
Q

test for SI pain associated with pregnancy-related

A

ASLR

PSLR

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9
Q
Laslet
suggests
the use of 2
of 4
positive
tests to
outline SIJ
pain
A

Thigh thrust
distraction
compression
sacral thrust test

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10
Q

pelvic stress fracture are more common in _____

A

female runners

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11
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test for pelvic ring fracture

A

posterior pelvic palpation
hip flexion test
pubic compression test
active hip ROM

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12
Q

Axial spondyloarthritis

Define:

A

Inflammation of the spine that frequently involves the SIJ

Presents: Am buttock pain, spine stiffness, fatigue, less than 40 yo

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13
Q

Pregnancy related PGP target muscles

A

ES, multifidus, Tra, gluteus max, biceps femoris

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14
Q

when bending forward the PSIS____

A

PSIS go superior, go up

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15
Q

What are common motion that cause anterior rotation

A
  • golf or baseball swing
  • horizontal thrust of knee (dash board injury)
  • any forceful movement on a diagonal (ventral PNF) pattern
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16
Q

What are common motion that cause posterior rotation

A
  • repeated unilateral standing
  • a fall on to an ischial tuberosity
  • a vertical thrust on an extended leg
  • lifting in a forward bent position with the knees locked
  • intercourse position in females (hyperflexion and abduction of the hips)
17
Q

Laslet clinical prediction rule 2/4 positve test to outline SIJ pain, list them

A
  • thigh thrust
    • distraction
    • compression
    • sacral thrust tests
18
Q

What are blue flags

A

subjective perceptions of work

19
Q

what are black flags

A

objective conditions of work

20
Q

appropriate tests to assess effectiveness of R or L iliac rotation dysfunction correction

A

standing/ seated forward bend test
long sit test
standing/seated ASIS/PSIS symmetry
gillet test

21
Q

what muscle improves SIJ stability

22
Q

what is the best test for SIJ motor control dysfunction

A

load transfer test (stork test)

23
Q

cook’s cluster #5 to rule out pregnancy related PGP

A

active SLR
lunge
thigh thrust

24
Q

PGP antepartum population risk factors

A
prior pregnancy
orthopedic dysfunction
higher BMI
smoking
work dissatisfaction
lack of belief in improvement in the prognosis PGP
25
antepartum exercise contraindications
hemodynamically significant heart disease restrictive lung disease multiple gestation at risk for premature labor persistent 2,3 trimester bleeding placenta previa 26+ weeks gestation ruptured membranes preeclampsia/pregnancy induced hypertension
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antepartum exercise warning signs
``` vaginal bleeding dizziness/ feeling faint increasing SOB chest pain mm weakness headache calf pain/swelling uterine contractions decreases fetal movement fluid leaking from the vagina ```
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PGP contraindications during exercise
supine position prolong static standing increase basal metabolic rate avoid activities with high risk for falls/trauma