1.14 Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions: Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)

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What is the main defining characteristic of Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)?

Complete separation and instability of the pubis symphysis with bone fracture

Which of the following is NOT listed as a common etiology of Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)?

Osteoporosis

What is a clinical presentation commonly associated with Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)?

Pain radiating from sub-abdominal region to lower back

Which test is commonly used for assessing pain and control in individuals with Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)?

Single leg stance test with pain and reduced control

What is one common goal of medical management for Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD)?

To restore pelvic stability

What distinguishes Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD) from a fracture pubis?

PSD involves complete separation without bone failure, while a fracture pubis involves bone breakage

What is a common symptom associated with coccydynia?

Pain worsening with prolonged sitting

Which of the following is NOT a conservative management option for coccydynia?

Surgical intervention

What is a potential cause of coccyx pain other than coccydynia?

Tumor

Which treatment option is specifically mentioned as safe during the lactation period?

NSAIDs

What is a characteristic feature of coccydynia?

Pain provoked by sacrococcygeal joint mobility

Which activity is likely to worsen symptoms of coccydynia?

Rising from a seated position

What is the common term for pain in the coccyx?

Coccydynia

Which of the following is NOT a conservative management option for pubis symphysis diastasis (PSD)?

Surgical fixation

What are some associated clinical features of coccydynia?

Pain worsened by prolonged sitting

Which of the following is NOT listed as a common etiology for pubis symphysis diastasis (PSD)?

Tennis elbow

What is the main goal of treating symphysis pubis diastasis?

To restore pelvic stability

What symptom often occurs during pregnancy or within 48 hours post-partum in patients with pubis symphysis diastasis?

Sudden and catching pain

Which of the following is NOT a conservative management option for coccydynia?

Surgical removal of the coccyx

What are common treatments mentioned for coccydynia?

Pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation

Which of the following options is NOT a conservative management strategy for pubis symphysis diastasis (PSD)?

Surgical fixation with plates and screws

Learn about Pubis Symphysis Diastasis (PSD), defined as excessive widening of the pubic symphysis, often occurring during pregnancy or postpartum. Explore common etiologies and complications associated with PSD.

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