Hip clinical exam
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| If you notice paresthesias/dyesthesia in nondermatomal distribution what should be considered? | possible nerve entrapment syndrome
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| What are the goals of the physical exam? | identify involved tissues, reproduce sxs, identify patterns of movements or restrictions
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| Why do we use self-report forms? | Saves time, Standardized questions, Screen for medical disease, Track change over time, Classification
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| What are the four tests for THA? | timed up and go, tinetti gait and balance, functional reach, 6 minute walk test
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| What is the range for hip flexion? | 0-120
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| What is the range for hip extension? | 0-30
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| What is the range for hip hip IR? | 0-45
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| What is the range for hip ER? | 0-45
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| What is the range for hip abduction? | 0-45
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| What is the range for hip adduction? | 0-30
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| With static muscle testing what does strong/painless indicate? | normal
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| With static muscle testing what does strong/painful indicate? | minor MT
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| With static muscle testing what does what does weak/painful indicate? | Major MT
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| With static muscle testing what does weak/painless indicate? | neuro, old rupture
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| With a femoral shaft stress fracture what might the pt report? | Vague thigh pain, Poor localization of pain, Few physical findings, History of change in activity level
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| What is a red flag (if found during examination of the hip) that involves passive hip flexion and SLR tests? | Sign of the buttock
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| What does the sign of the buttock suggest? | space occupying lesion in posterior buttock (red flag), this is as detailed as the ariculate gets
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