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MSK4 - Spine Pathoanatomy Clues

Ben Williams 11 questions

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  1. 1If your patient complains of: pain c sustained position, relieved with change,
    they likely have __________.
    1. ALigamentous Weakness
    2. BClinical Instability
    3. CHNP
    4. DPre-Prolapse
    5. EForaminal Spinal Stenosis
  2. 2If your patient has: aberrant motions
    they likely have __________.
    1. Aligamentous weakness
    2. Bclinical instability
    3. Cmyofascial hypertonicity
    4. Dfacet dysfunction
  3. 3If your patient complains of: dull ache in sitting, no hard neuro S/S
    they likely have __________.
    1. ALigamentous Weakness
    2. BClinical Instability
    3. CPre-Prolapse
    4. DHNP
    5. ECentral Spinal Stenosis
  4. 4If your patient complains of: sudden/deep pain c flexion/rotation, possible neuro S/S
    they likely have __________.
    1. AHNP
    2. BPre-Prolapse
    3. CClinical Instability
    4. DLigamentous Weakness
    5. ECentral Spinal Stenosis
    6. FForaminal Spinal Stenosis
  5. 5If your patient complains of: dull ache medial to PSIS
    they likely have __________.
    1. ASacroIliac Sprain/Hypermobility
    2. BPre-Prolapse
    3. CCentral Spinal Stenosis
    4. DWAD
  6. 6If your patient has: a localized spasm about the affected spinal segment (lumbar or cervical)
    they likely have __________.
    1. AMyofascial Hypertonicity
    2. BClinical Instability
    3. CFacet Dysfunction
    4. DWAD
  7. 7If your patient has: a muscular band running across their back perpendicular to the spine
    they likely have __________.
    1. AMyofascial Hypertonicity
    2. BLigamentous Weakness
    3. CWAD
    4. DFacet Dysfunction
  8. 8If your patient: consistently deviates to one side during forward bending and the other side during backward bending
    they likely have __________.
    1. AFacet Dysfunction
    2. BForaminal Spinal Stenosis
    3. CWAD
    4. DClinical Instability
  9. 9If your patient complains of: pain c extension/walking
    they likely have __________.
    1. Aligamentous weakness
    2. Bclinical instability
    3. Cpre-prolapse
    4. Dforaminal spinal stenosis
    5. Ecentral spinal stenosis
  10. 10If your patient complains of: chronic dull LBP and decreased walking tolerance
    they likely have __________.
    1. Acentral spinal stenosis
    2. Bforaminal spinal stenosis
    3. Cpre-prolapse
    4. DSacroIliac Sprain/Hypermobility

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This quiz was made to help me connect very basic clues that might be noted early on in an examination to identify the problem and guide the choice of ICF classification. Again, it is very simplistic.
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