Section 4 quiz

Why do we screen for red flags?

We take S.O.A.P notes when working with clients. What does the acronym stand for?

The four common disc pathologies are pars interarticularis, spondylolsis, spondylolisthesis and ______________.

Osteitis Pubis is a painful pubis symphasis and generally presents with: 

What factors can contribute to a pubis bone overload?

How many ribs move like a bucket handle to make room for the viscera and breathing mechanics?

In the modified rib expansion test how may centimeters of movement are we looking for to pass the test?

There is about a ______% of Incidence of osteoarthritis in the hip

A CAM FIA (femoral acetabular impingement) affects ____ % of men and ____ % of women.

Snapping hip syndrome is usually the cause of 1 of 3 factors – these factors are:

The ________ is the origin and the ______________ is the insertion of the Piriformis

What is the role of the piriformis muscle?

A bursa is a _______________

A labrum is a _________________

What are some common activities that aggravate a labrum tear?

What are common signs of an inguinal hernia?

The bicep femoris gets injured in the hamstring group between ________ than any other muscle.

The Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) prevents _________ at the tibia

An injury to the ACL puts direct stress onto the __________ due to being a dynamic agonist.

Adductor strains are most commonly found in which sports?

The adductor viscero-somatic reflexes are located between __________vertebrae

Which organs are linked to the adductors through the viscero – somatic reflex response?

Ideally the hamstring will have _______  percentage of strength in comparison to the quadriceps

With a quadricep dominance which muscle do we usually see inhibited?

Osteoarthritis is labelled as _________ and Rheumatoid arthritis is labelled as __________

To manage Osteoarthritis we could use what type of management protocols

There are _____ stages of osteoarthritis

Knee injuries with acute hemarthrosis are more likely to have ACL damage by _____ %

The ACL prevents Anterior translation of tibia under the femur by providing 86% of resistance to anterior displacement and 30% of resistance to medial displacement

70% of ACL injuries are usually acquired by ____ contact

When addressing ACL prehab and or rehab what are the two dominance factors to address?

What is the aim of perturbation training?

Doing a step-up exercise with an ipsilateral load puts ______ into the body.

What is one of the posterior cruciate ligament roles at the knee joint?

The Posterior Cruciate Ligament is on average _____ times thicker than the Anterior Cruciate Ligament.

Acute posterior cruciate ligament injuries occur at what age range in most people?

What type of knee is usually associated with a posterior cruciate ligament injury?

Roughly ____% of the general population has over pronation

 Lateral collateral ligament is present with a __________ knee

The medial meniscus is damaged _____ times more than the lateral meniscus

The ____________ muscle of the hamstring attaches into the medial meniscus

Osgood schlatters disease most presents in immature adolescents at what age ranges?

Jumper’s knee or patella tendinopathy is associated with the pain source where on the knee?

Poor tracking of the knee can be due to what?

ITB syndrome is most intensive at _____ degrees of knee flexion?

Risk factors in ITB syndrome for males and females are _____________.

Calf strains usually affect which population bracket?

In chronic exertional compartment syndrome on assessment, primary finding is ________ of the affected extremity.

There are 3 classifications of compartment syndrome, these are.

Medial tibial stress syndrome is also known as __________________.

Which muscles can be impacted or affected by Medial tibial stress syndrome?

Alfredson’s achilles rehabilitation protocol involves what type of loading

What is the insertion and origin of the achilles tendon?

What is the common ligament to be stressed in an ankle inversion (sprain)?

It has been observed that an ankle sprain will cause an ipsilateral Trendelenburg by inhibiting which muscles?

There are _____ bones  and _____ joints in the foot

What are the best ways to help heal a hallux valgus?

Name the three arches of the foot: The __________ arch, the __________ arch and the ______ arch.