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Cervical Nerve Root Sensation C5 - anterolateral shoulder, C6-thumb, C7 middle finger, C8 - little finger
Cervical Nerve root motor C5 - deltoid and bicep, C6 - radial wrist extensors, C7 - triceps, wrist flexors, finger extensors, C8 - interossei, finger flexers
Cervical nerve reflexes C5 - biceps, C6 - brachioradialis, C7 - triceps
Lumbar Nerve root Sensation L2 - lateral thigh, L3 - medial knee, L4 - medial ankle great toe, L5 - Dorsum of foot
Lumbar Nerve root motor L4 - anterior tibialis, L5 - great toe extension/ankle dorsiflexion, S1 - plantar flexion of foot/great toe
Lumbar Nerve Root reflex L4 - patellar tendon, S1 - achiles tendon
Spurling Test extend neck turning one way with downward pressure += affected side will have pain; indicative of cervical disk herniation or spondylosis
Straight-leg Raise Pt. supine, elevate leg until knee bends or pt. has pain, puts tension on L5 and S1 nerve roots and sciatic nerve(L4-S1)
Reverse Straight-Leg raise Pt. prone, hip in extension and knee straight, puts tension on L1-L4
Apprehension test/Flip Test Pt. seated at edge of table/bed, lift foot extend knee, measure degree(<45 degrees) of knee flexion at point when back pain occurs. +=flip back with little knee extension, maybe indicative of sciatic problem, LDDD
Lumbar degenerative disk disease(disk herniation)- causes, symptoms, physical exam, Diagnostic Test chronic back pain >3mo; Causes: age, trauma, infect, smoking; sympt: pain in low back radiate buttocks,w/ bend; lift, twisting, relieved with rest; PE: lumbar/sacroiliac tender, + straight leg/flip test; Dx:AP/Lat(loss of height) x-ray, MRI;
Lumbar degenerative disk disease(disk herniation - Treatment Nsaids, Muscle relaxants, injections, Physical activity/exercise, weight redux, smoking cessation
Scoliosis Lateral Curvature of spine; Cause:congen, DDD, osteomyelitis, fracture; Sympt: pain midthoracic to lower lumbar, c/o curve progression, no cardiopulm probs; PE:obs. and palp standing and flexed at waist
Degnerative Sponylolisthesis - Causes, Symptoms, PE, and Diagnostic Test forward slip of lumbar vertebral body(L4/L5), Cause:idio, iatro, post-trauma, degen in facet joints and intervet disk, Females>40, AA; Sympt: back pain w/lift, bend, twist, radiculo; PE: step off; Dx: AP/lat x-ray: lat shows slip degen of disk space;
Degnerative Sponylolisthesis - Treatment excercise, Nsaids, Lifestyle mod(limit bend and heavy lift), Sx decomp or stabilazation
Isthmic Spodylolithesis - Causes One Vertebral body slips in relation to the one below(L5/S1)defect at pars interarticularis (pedicle/lamina junction); Causes: fatigue fracture in childhood(extension, football gymnastics), hereditary predis
Isthmic Spodylolithesis - Symptoms, PE, Diagnostic Tests, Treatment Sympt: back pain radiate to post thighs/knees, worse when standing, difficulty bending forward; PE: diminished lumbar lordosis, step-off, limited flexion at waste; Dx:X-ray(lat, oblique: absent scotty dog); Tx: excercise, F/U xrays, limit activities, Sx
Spinal Stenosis - Symptoms, PE, Diagnostic Test, Treatment narrowing of spinal canal=compression of nerve roots; Sympt: radiculo w/or w/o back pain, progress proxi->distal, walk/stand exacerbates, releif w/ leaning forward; PE:Ms weak, impaired proprio,sensory, DTRs; Dx: AP/lat xray, Tx: PT(flexion), nsaids
Cauda Equina Syndrome compression of L2-S4; Cause: central disk Hern, epidural abcess/hematoma, trauma; Sympt: radiculo pain, weak, and numb bilat LEs, urine reten or incont of bowel and bladder; PE: anal sphincter tone/perianal numness, Dx: xray, MRI, Tx: Sx emergency-Decomp
Malignant Tumors of the Spine Most commonly mets from Breast, lung, prostate and colon CA
Cervical Spine X-ray AP: equal height of spines, midline; Lat: Ant, post, spinolaminar line, <6mm at C2, <22mm at C6; Odontoid: dens, C1 and C2 LM aligned, LM of C1 symmetric to dens;
Hangman's fracture fracture of both pedicles of C2
Clay Shoveler's Fracture fracture of lower cervical spinous process(C7) secondary to lifting, stable
Reiter's Syndrome Triad of Conjunctivitis, urethritis, arthritis, secondary to infectious diarrhea in young children, nongono(chlam) urethritis in adloescents
Neer Impingement Sign pt seated elevate arm while depressing scapula, compresses greater tuberiosity against ant. acromion
Hawkins impingement sign Shoulder and elbow flexed to 90, forearm neutral rotation,internally rotate humerous; pain with rotator cuff tear or impingement
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