B. Lower Limb Musculoskeletal C. Spine - Cervical - Thoracal - Lumbar - Sacral Structures : Aphophysis Ligament Bone Joint Bursa Muscle Epiphyseal Plate Tendon Physical Examination Observation the functional status Try to localize tenderness Swelling Any redness or warm implies Deformities Test and record the range of motion Check distal neurologic - Strength - Sensation Of course : x rays, EMG, myelography CT scanning, bone scanning Blood test.
Pathology : Acute musculoskeletal Chronic musculoskeletal A. Upper Limb Musculoskeletal 1. Shoulder Anatomy Biomechanic ROM : flexion 180 0
Provocative test : Disorders Lateral : lateral epicondylitis, Bone trauma Medial : Medial epicondylitis Posterior : Olecranon bursitis Tricep tendinitis 3. Wrist & Hand Anatomy ROM : - Range of motion at the wrist : Flexion 80 0
Extension 70 0
Ulnar Deviation 30 0 Radial Deviation 20 0
Range of Motion of the Digits : Flexion Adduction - MCP : 90 0 - Finger : 0 0 , return of abduction - PIP : 90 0 - Thumb : 0 0 , return of abduction - DIP : 90 0
- Thumb : MCP 50 0 , IP 90 0
Extension Opposition - MCP : 30 0 - Thumb : approximation of the - PIP: 0 0 palmar aspect of the thumb and - DIP : 0-10 0 fifth digit
- Thumb : MCP 0 0 , IP 20 0
Abduction Apposition - Finger : 20 0 - Thumb: approximation between - Thumb : 70 0 the tumb and other digit not using the palmar aspect Provocative tests : Wrist disorders - De Quervains tenosynovitis - Acute and occult wrist injuries - Scaphoid injuries - Kien bock disease - Osteoarthritis
Hand disorders - Trigger finger - Dupuytrens contracture Rehabilitation treatment - Modalities - Orthotic prostetic - Occupational therapy - Strapping taping B. Lower Limb Musculoskeletal 1. HIP - Anatomy - Biomechanic - ROM : Flexion : 120 0
Extension : 30 0
Abduction : 45-50 0
Adduction : 0 30 0
External Rotation : 35 0
Internal Rotation : 45 0
- Gait Analysis : - Provocative Test :
Hip Disorders : - Piriformis syndrome - Throchanteric Bursitis - Ischial Bursitis - Coxitis - Hip fracture 2. Specific problem in the thigh Anterior : - Quadricep Strain - Quadricep Contusions - Myositis ossificans traumatica Medial : - Adductor strain - Osteitis pubis Posterior : - Hamstring Strains Lateral : - Meralgia parestica Fracture and amputation
3. Knee - Anatomy - ROM - Provocative test
Disorders of the knee : Patello femoral pain syndrome Pes anserinus bursitis Cruciate, collateral ligament injuries
4. Disorders of the leg Achilles tendinitis Stress fractures, amputation Ankle injuries Foot injuries : - Plantar fasciitis - Calcaneal bursitis
Patient Related Factors Age Muscle strength Sex Phisical fitness Anthropometric factors Smoking Postural factors Psycho social Spine mobility Function : - Direct vertebral motion - Resist shearing and rotational forces - Wheigh bearing
Cervical Spine - Anatomy - Biomechanic - ROM : - Ante / retrofleksi 45 - - Latero fleksi 45 - Rotasi 50 - Provocative test : Spurlings test Compression test Lumbar spine - Anatomy - Biomechanic - ROM : - retro / antefleksi 30 / 80 - - Latero fleksi 35 - - Rotasi 45 - Provocative test : SLR test Bowstring test Femoral stretch test Sitting root test Low Back Pain Causes of Low Back Pain
Other infectious disorders - Vertebral body osteomyelitis
Non organic sources - Malingering
Rehabilitation Treatment - Modalities - Orthotic/Bracing - Educational - Proper Body Mechanic - Psichology - Home exercise program Recommended Reading 1. Birnbaum Jacob S. The Musculosekeletal Manual. 1983 2. Braddom RL. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. WB. Saunders. 1996. 3. Cuccurullo Sara. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Board Review. Demos Medical Publishing. 2004.
RCSI Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Coláiste Ríoga na Máinleá in Éirinn - A Review of Best Evidence to Guide Primary Care Management of Cervical Radiculopathy