Assessment of Soft Tissue Conditions
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| ASSESMENT | aid in identifying stage of healing,better at ruling out than identifying specific tissues involved in injury, determines if massage is appropriate
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| special tests | tests specific tissues for specific types of injury
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| order of physical assesment tests | postural assesment, arom,prom,mlt,rit,special tests,palpation
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| muscle pain | cramping,dull,aching,hard to localize
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| ligament,joint capsule pain | dull, aching
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| bone pain | deep, nagging, dull
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| fracture pain | sharp, severe
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| vascular pain | throbbing,difuse, hard to localize,reffered
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| nerve root pain | sharp,bright,lightning like
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| terminal nerve pain | sharp, bright, lightning-like
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| autonomic nerve pain | burning, pressure-like, stinging, aching
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| acute pain | arom>pain felt thru most of rom, rom severely limited Prom>pain felt thru most of rom,rom severly limmited, end feel> empty,early muscle spasm
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| sub-acute pain | arom>pain felt near limit of rom, near normal rom,prom-passive movements that stress injured structure are limmited & painful, end feel >late muscle spasm means instability in joints
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| chronic pain | arom>nearly or normal rom, pain free, may be fibrosis restriction, end feel > late muscle spasm may mean instability to joint
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| special test for plantar fascitis | dorsiflexion of ankle, extension of toes, palpation of fascia, especially at calcaneal attachment,fdl
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| specail test for achilles tendonitis | passive dorsiflexion, resisted plantar with palpation of tendon
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