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What condition is commonly associated with central stenosis and older age group according to the D/D Table?
What condition is commonly associated with central stenosis and older age group according to the D/D Table?
Ankylosing spondylitis
Identify the spinal pathology linked to sharp, stabbing pain and rib joint dysfunction.
Identify the spinal pathology linked to sharp, stabbing pain and rib joint dysfunction.
Rib joint dysfunction
Which demographic group is particularly susceptible to osteoporosis as shown in the D/D Table?
Which demographic group is particularly susceptible to osteoporosis as shown in the D/D Table?
Thin and small frame individuals and females
Describe the type of pain associated with vascular TOS as per the D/D Table.
Describe the type of pain associated with vascular TOS as per the D/D Table.
What are the two types of pain that are affected by movements and sustained posture?
What are the two types of pain that are affected by movements and sustained posture?
Which pathology relates to weakness and is commonly linked with central stenosis?
Which pathology relates to weakness and is commonly linked with central stenosis?
How is aerobic exercise related to ankylosing spondylitis based on the D/D Table?
How is aerobic exercise related to ankylosing spondylitis based on the D/D Table?
What type of pain is typically experienced during laughing, inhaling, or exhaling according to the table?
What type of pain is typically experienced during laughing, inhaling, or exhaling according to the table?
What posture alleviates symptoms associated with disc pathology?
What posture alleviates symptoms associated with disc pathology?
Which condition is indicated by morning pain experienced by patients?
Which condition is indicated by morning pain experienced by patients?
What are some physical signs that suggest the presence of TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)?
What are some physical signs that suggest the presence of TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)?
How does facet joint dysfunction typically present in terms of motion assessment?
How does facet joint dysfunction typically present in terms of motion assessment?
What condition is characterized by back pain assessed as painful, excessive, or reduced PROM?
What condition is characterized by back pain assessed as painful, excessive, or reduced PROM?
Identify a common symptom of central stenosis in patients.
Identify a common symptom of central stenosis in patients.
What is the relationship between running and stress fractures?
What is the relationship between running and stress fractures?
Which condition presents most painful in movements transitioning from FLEX to EXT in the hip?
Which condition presents most painful in movements transitioning from FLEX to EXT in the hip?
What are the characteristic symptoms of an avulsion fracture?
What are the characteristic symptoms of an avulsion fracture?
What motion assessment limitation is commonly found in patients with stress fractures?
What motion assessment limitation is commonly found in patients with stress fractures?
How does scoliotic condition present in terms of physical examination?
How does scoliotic condition present in terms of physical examination?
What pain characteristic is associated with osteoarthritis?
What pain characteristic is associated with osteoarthritis?
What examination finding suggests the presence of rheumatoid arthritis?
What examination finding suggests the presence of rheumatoid arthritis?
Identify a potential consequence of prolonged sitting in athletic activities.
Identify a potential consequence of prolonged sitting in athletic activities.
What demographic factor is correlated with a higher prevalence of ankylosing spondylitis according to the D/D Table?
What demographic factor is correlated with a higher prevalence of ankylosing spondylitis according to the D/D Table?
Which condition is often associated with dull, aching, stiff pain as indicated in the D/D Table?
Which condition is often associated with dull, aching, stiff pain as indicated in the D/D Table?
What symptom is prevalent in patients with central stenosis, especially when moving from standing to walking?
What symptom is prevalent in patients with central stenosis, especially when moving from standing to walking?
According to the D/D Table, what pain quality is associated with vascular thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
According to the D/D Table, what pain quality is associated with vascular thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
Identify a pathology linked to narrowed foramina that may cause radicular pain as per the D/D Table.
Identify a pathology linked to narrowed foramina that may cause radicular pain as per the D/D Table.
What condition is identified with pain alleviation through FLEX and is primarily associated with disc pathology?
What condition is identified with pain alleviation through FLEX and is primarily associated with disc pathology?
What type of pain is typically described as cramping and is indicative of central stenosis?
What type of pain is typically described as cramping and is indicative of central stenosis?
For individuals with thoracic outlet syndrome, what type of pain is characterized as burning, sharp, and following nerve distribution?
For individuals with thoracic outlet syndrome, what type of pain is characterized as burning, sharp, and following nerve distribution?
What type of pain is associated with the transition of flexion to extension in hip conditions?
What type of pain is associated with the transition of flexion to extension in hip conditions?
What findings might indicate TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome) based on specific symptoms?
What findings might indicate TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome) based on specific symptoms?
Which condition is characterized by an increased lordosis and step deformity?
Which condition is characterized by an increased lordosis and step deformity?
How do adverse neurodynamics present in physical assessments?
How do adverse neurodynamics present in physical assessments?
What symptom is commonly associated with ankylosing spondylitis in terms of pain timing?
What symptom is commonly associated with ankylosing spondylitis in terms of pain timing?
Which condition could lead to bilateral symptoms in patients?
Which condition could lead to bilateral symptoms in patients?
What examination finding indicates spinal instability often related to rheumatoid arthritis?
What examination finding indicates spinal instability often related to rheumatoid arthritis?
Which condition presents with painful excessive motion assessment and reduced PROM?
Which condition presents with painful excessive motion assessment and reduced PROM?
What characterizes morning and night pain in an older population?
What characterizes morning and night pain in an older population?
What is commonly observed in patients experiencing rib joint dysfunction?
What is commonly observed in patients experiencing rib joint dysfunction?
What abnormal spinal curvature can accompany TOS?
What abnormal spinal curvature can accompany TOS?
How does flexible joint motion appear in patients with strain?
How does flexible joint motion appear in patients with strain?
What clinical finding is present when performing ISOM tests for osteitis pubis?
What clinical finding is present when performing ISOM tests for osteitis pubis?
Which condition is identified by history of family traits and is specifically associated with degeneration?
Which condition is identified by history of family traits and is specifically associated with degeneration?
What type of pain is associated with vigorous exercise and may be indicative of VBI?
What type of pain is associated with vigorous exercise and may be indicative of VBI?
Which spinal pathology is linked to the presence of dull, aching, stiff pain?
Which spinal pathology is linked to the presence of dull, aching, stiff pain?
Which demographic factors are associated with a higher prevalence of disc pathology?
Which demographic factors are associated with a higher prevalence of disc pathology?
What motion is commonly assessed with regards to rib joint dysfunction?
What motion is commonly assessed with regards to rib joint dysfunction?
What are the potential effects of prolonged sitting on thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
What are the potential effects of prolonged sitting on thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
Which pathology is indicated by the symptom of cramping pain?
Which pathology is indicated by the symptom of cramping pain?
What is a characteristic pain quality of spondylosis that differs from sprain or strain?
What is a characteristic pain quality of spondylosis that differs from sprain or strain?
How does the quality of pain change during movements for patients with central stenosis?
How does the quality of pain change during movements for patients with central stenosis?
What condition is associated with increased lordosis and step deformity?
What condition is associated with increased lordosis and step deformity?
What are common symptoms indicating thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
What are common symptoms indicating thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
Which condition often presents with a Rust's sign and abnormal spinal curvatures?
Which condition often presents with a Rust's sign and abnormal spinal curvatures?
Identify a condition characterized by painful hip motion predominantly transitioning from flexion to extension.
Identify a condition characterized by painful hip motion predominantly transitioning from flexion to extension.
What are the findings associated with decreased active range of motion (AROM) in the context of ankylosing spondylitis?
What are the findings associated with decreased active range of motion (AROM) in the context of ankylosing spondylitis?
What signs may indicate a labral tear in the hip?
What signs may indicate a labral tear in the hip?
Name the condition that is significantly aggravated by increased training load and often presents in endurance athletes.
Name the condition that is significantly aggravated by increased training load and often presents in endurance athletes.
Which pathology is related to muscle atrophy in an affected nerve distribution?
Which pathology is related to muscle atrophy in an affected nerve distribution?
Identify one characteristic symptom of spondylosis.
Identify one characteristic symptom of spondylosis.
Which condition is characterized by significant pelvic tilt and postural deviation?
Which condition is characterized by significant pelvic tilt and postural deviation?
What clinical sign might indicate a hip condition involving pain during trunk flexion and one-leg stance?
What clinical sign might indicate a hip condition involving pain during trunk flexion and one-leg stance?
During a physical examination of a patient with central stenosis, which symptom would likely be present?
During a physical examination of a patient with central stenosis, which symptom would likely be present?
What findings are likely present in conditions affecting rib joint dysfunction during breathing assessments?
What findings are likely present in conditions affecting rib joint dysfunction during breathing assessments?
What factors are commonly associated with osteoarthritis as per the D/D table?
What factors are commonly associated with osteoarthritis as per the D/D table?
What demographic factors contribute to increased susceptibility to osteoporosis according to the D/D Table?
What demographic factors contribute to increased susceptibility to osteoporosis according to the D/D Table?
What type of pain is typically associated with the active movement of laughing or exhaling?
What type of pain is typically associated with the active movement of laughing or exhaling?
Which condition is indicated by thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) presenting with 'burning, sharp, electrical pain'?
Which condition is indicated by thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) presenting with 'burning, sharp, electrical pain'?
Describe the type of pain commonly associated with central stenosis based on the D/D Table.
Describe the type of pain commonly associated with central stenosis based on the D/D Table.
How is 'stiff pain' typically described in the context of spinal pathologies?
How is 'stiff pain' typically described in the context of spinal pathologies?
What is the characteristic symptom associated with central stenosis that affects walking?
What is the characteristic symptom associated with central stenosis that affects walking?
In the context of spinal pathologies, what condition can be linked to 'cramping' pain?
In the context of spinal pathologies, what condition can be linked to 'cramping' pain?
According to the D/D Table, what common symptom is seen in patients with lumbar pain?
According to the D/D Table, what common symptom is seen in patients with lumbar pain?
What condition is indicated by morning pain and restrictive mobility?
What condition is indicated by morning pain and restrictive mobility?
Which condition is commonly linked to increased lordosis and step deformity?
Which condition is commonly linked to increased lordosis and step deformity?
What type of pain is associated with a labral tear in hip conditions?
What type of pain is associated with a labral tear in hip conditions?
What examination finding might suggest TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)?
What examination finding might suggest TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)?
Which pathology is characterized by bilateral symptoms and is associated with narrowing of neural foramina?
Which pathology is characterized by bilateral symptoms and is associated with narrowing of neural foramina?
What type of pain is typically experienced due to overuse and is linked to osteoarthritis?
What type of pain is typically experienced due to overuse and is linked to osteoarthritis?
What indicates a likely diagnosis of a stress fracture in younger athletes?
What indicates a likely diagnosis of a stress fracture in younger athletes?
Which spinal pathology presents with abnormal spinal curves like scoliosis?
Which spinal pathology presents with abnormal spinal curves like scoliosis?
What symptom might be indicative of an avulsion fracture through palpation?
What symptom might be indicative of an avulsion fracture through palpation?
What condition is characterized by painful, excessive motion during ISOM assessment?
What condition is characterized by painful, excessive motion during ISOM assessment?
What clinical finding is commonly noted in those with adverse neurodynamics?
What clinical finding is commonly noted in those with adverse neurodynamics?
What common symptom is associated with facet joint dysfunction?
What common symptom is associated with facet joint dysfunction?
Which hip condition is associated with pain during running and cutting activities?
Which hip condition is associated with pain during running and cutting activities?
What characteristic sign is exhibited in patients with osteoporosis?
What characteristic sign is exhibited in patients with osteoporosis?
Which condition is primarily associated with a thin and small frame?
Which condition is primarily associated with a thin and small frame?
Smoking is a factor that can lead to osteoporosis and disc pathology.
Smoking is a factor that can lead to osteoporosis and disc pathology.
What type of pain is commonly experienced with central stenosis?
What type of pain is commonly experienced with central stenosis?
Burning, sharp, electrical pain that follows the nerve distribution is associated with __________.
Burning, sharp, electrical pain that follows the nerve distribution is associated with __________.
Match the following pain types with their potential cause:
Match the following pain types with their potential cause:
Which pathology is characterized by pain alleviation through exercising?
Which pathology is characterized by pain alleviation through exercising?
Facet joint dysfunction is noted for being exacerbated in the rotation motion assessment.
Facet joint dysfunction is noted for being exacerbated in the rotation motion assessment.
What demographic group is particularly susceptible to spondylolysis?
What demographic group is particularly susceptible to spondylolysis?
Which condition is commonly linked with morning pain?
Which condition is commonly linked with morning pain?
Decreased Active Range of Motion (AROM) can occur with conditions like Ankylosing spondylitis and Spondylosis.
Decreased Active Range of Motion (AROM) can occur with conditions like Ankylosing spondylitis and Spondylosis.
What condition presents with a pain quality that is sharp and occurs predominantly with movement?
What condition presents with a pain quality that is sharp and occurs predominantly with movement?
Symptoms associated with _____ include edema, pooling of blood, and distended veins.
Symptoms associated with _____ include edema, pooling of blood, and distended veins.
Match each symptom to the appropriate condition:
Match each symptom to the appropriate condition:
Which condition is associated with decreased pulse during assessment?
Which condition is associated with decreased pulse during assessment?
Strains and sprains can occur simultaneously in musculoskeletal injuries.
Strains and sprains can occur simultaneously in musculoskeletal injuries.
What movement is likely to cause pain in patients with FAI?
What movement is likely to cause pain in patients with FAI?
_____ is characterized by pain during coughing or sneezing.
_____ is characterized by pain during coughing or sneezing.
Which condition is likely associated with unfavorable biomechanics in the low back?
Which condition is likely associated with unfavorable biomechanics in the low back?
Osteitis pubis is more commonly observed in skeletally mature athletes.
Osteitis pubis is more commonly observed in skeletally mature athletes.
Name one condition that can cause bilateral symptoms.
Name one condition that can cause bilateral symptoms.
The common symptom of _____ is pain triggered by prolonged sitting.
The common symptom of _____ is pain triggered by prolonged sitting.
Match the findings to their corresponding conditions:
Match the findings to their corresponding conditions:
Which condition is most commonly associated with dull, aching, stiff pain?
Which condition is most commonly associated with dull, aching, stiff pain?
Scoliosis is primarily associated with cramping pain.
Scoliosis is primarily associated with cramping pain.
What type of pain is linked with rib joint dysfunction?
What type of pain is linked with rib joint dysfunction?
Individuals with ______ are at a higher risk of osteoporosis.
Individuals with ______ are at a higher risk of osteoporosis.
Match the following symptoms with their associated conditions:
Match the following symptoms with their associated conditions:
Which demographic is more likely to experience central stenosis?
Which demographic is more likely to experience central stenosis?
Vigorous exercise can exacerbate symptoms of vascular TOS.
Vigorous exercise can exacerbate symptoms of vascular TOS.
What condition is characterized by a loss of bone density and is commonly seen in older populations?
What condition is characterized by a loss of bone density and is commonly seen in older populations?
Which of the following conditions is often associated with increased lordosis?
Which of the following conditions is often associated with increased lordosis?
Morning pain is a common symptom of both ankylosing spondylitis and osteoarthritis.
Morning pain is a common symptom of both ankylosing spondylitis and osteoarthritis.
What type of pain is most painful with transition from FLEX to EXT in hip conditions?
What type of pain is most painful with transition from FLEX to EXT in hip conditions?
Increased training load coupled with activity aggravates _______________ symptoms.
Increased training load coupled with activity aggravates _______________ symptoms.
Match the following conditions with their associated symptoms:
Match the following conditions with their associated symptoms:
Which condition is characterized by rust's sign and decreased AROM?
Which condition is characterized by rust's sign and decreased AROM?
Facial expressions are irrelevant when assessing for strains or sprains.
Facial expressions are irrelevant when assessing for strains or sprains.
Identify a condition associated with muscle atrophy in affected nerve distribution.
Identify a condition associated with muscle atrophy in affected nerve distribution.
Diminished pulse is often a sign of ______________.
Diminished pulse is often a sign of ______________.
Which symptom is correlated with rheumatoid arthritis?
Which symptom is correlated with rheumatoid arthritis?
Scoliosis presents with unilateral symptoms.
Scoliosis presents with unilateral symptoms.
What symptom would indicate a labral tear in hip conditions?
What symptom would indicate a labral tear in hip conditions?
Increased kyphosis and a protuberant abdomen are commonly observed with ______________.
Increased kyphosis and a protuberant abdomen are commonly observed with ______________.
Which condition is correlated with increased training load in athletes?
Which condition is correlated with increased training load in athletes?
Pain can be alleviated through rest and arm support in cases of TOS.
Pain can be alleviated through rest and arm support in cases of TOS.
What symptom is commonly associated with osteoporosis, particularly in thinner individuals?
What symptom is commonly associated with osteoporosis, particularly in thinner individuals?
Identify the type of pain that is often described as throbbing and achy in vascular thoracic outlet syndrome.
Identify the type of pain that is often described as throbbing and achy in vascular thoracic outlet syndrome.
What is the primary presenting symptom of spondylolysis, especially in younger individuals?
What is the primary presenting symptom of spondylolysis, especially in younger individuals?
Name two conditions associated with disc pathology that can present as pain with movement.
Name two conditions associated with disc pathology that can present as pain with movement.
Which symptom is indicative of adverse neurodynamics and may be associated with central stenosis?
Which symptom is indicative of adverse neurodynamics and may be associated with central stenosis?
What demographic factor is often related to increased instances of spondylosis?
What demographic factor is often related to increased instances of spondylosis?
In patients experiencing rib joint dysfunction, what activity might exacerbate their pain?
In patients experiencing rib joint dysfunction, what activity might exacerbate their pain?
What movement is likely to alleviate symptoms associated with central stenosis?
What movement is likely to alleviate symptoms associated with central stenosis?
What type of pain is primarily experienced during flexion to extension movement in hip conditions?
What type of pain is primarily experienced during flexion to extension movement in hip conditions?
Which condition can lead to reduced pain with isometric contraction and increased pain during motion assessment?
Which condition can lead to reduced pain with isometric contraction and increased pain during motion assessment?
What symptoms commonly indicate the presence of vascular thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
What symptoms commonly indicate the presence of vascular thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)?
Which pathology is linked to shoulder deviations and requires special assessments for postural evaluation?
Which pathology is linked to shoulder deviations and requires special assessments for postural evaluation?
What is a common finding associated with increased lordosis and step deformity?
What is a common finding associated with increased lordosis and step deformity?
What clinical sign is often assessed for thoracic outlet syndrome associated with muscle atrophy?
What clinical sign is often assessed for thoracic outlet syndrome associated with muscle atrophy?
What symptom is characteristic of an avulsion fracture when palpating affected areas?
What symptom is characteristic of an avulsion fracture when palpating affected areas?
Which condition typically presents with catching or popping sensations in the hip joint?
Which condition typically presents with catching or popping sensations in the hip joint?
In which condition is the painful range of motion often linked with Gower's sign during AROM testing?
In which condition is the painful range of motion often linked with Gower's sign during AROM testing?
What is a notable presentation of a patient with scoliosis during an examination?
What is a notable presentation of a patient with scoliosis during an examination?
Which pathology is characterized by diminished pulse assessments commonly observed during examination?
Which pathology is characterized by diminished pulse assessments commonly observed during examination?
What type of pain is primarily associated with morning discomfort linked to osteoarthritis?
What type of pain is primarily associated with morning discomfort linked to osteoarthritis?
Which condition presents with bilateral symptoms and is typically examined for central stenosis?
Which condition presents with bilateral symptoms and is typically examined for central stenosis?
What clinical finding suggests an increased risk linked to rheumatoid arthritis?
What clinical finding suggests an increased risk linked to rheumatoid arthritis?
What common activity may aggravate pain associated with iliac crest contusions?
What common activity may aggravate pain associated with iliac crest contusions?
How do repeated flexion movements affect the symptoms of disc herniation?
How do repeated flexion movements affect the symptoms of disc herniation?
What centralizing technique is typically seen in the treatment of disc herniation?
What centralizing technique is typically seen in the treatment of disc herniation?
What term is used to describe ankylosing spondylitis due to its lack of localization?
What term is used to describe ankylosing spondylitis due to its lack of localization?
What relationship exists between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
What relationship exists between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
What is a common hallmark symptom associated with ankylosing spondylitis?
What is a common hallmark symptom associated with ankylosing spondylitis?
How do repeated flexion movements relate to symptom difference in disc herniation?
How do repeated flexion movements relate to symptom difference in disc herniation?
What symptom behavior characterizes the effect of repeated extension on disc herniation?
What symptom behavior characterizes the effect of repeated extension on disc herniation?
In severe cases of disc herniation, what results from increased nerve root compression?
In severe cases of disc herniation, what results from increased nerve root compression?
What is the common term used to describe the non-localized pain in ankylosing spondylitis?
What is the common term used to describe the non-localized pain in ankylosing spondylitis?
What demographic group is most commonly affected by ankylosing spondylitis?
What demographic group is most commonly affected by ankylosing spondylitis?
In the context of disc herniation, what effect does repeated flexion have on patient symptoms?
In the context of disc herniation, what effect does repeated flexion have on patient symptoms?
What is the relationship between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
What is the relationship between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
What does the term 'bamboo spine' refer to, and which condition is it associated with?
What does the term 'bamboo spine' refer to, and which condition is it associated with?
How does the motion of repeated extension affect symptoms in patients with disc herniation?
How does the motion of repeated extension affect symptoms in patients with disc herniation?
What is a significant symptom associated with ankylosing spondylitis regarding pain timing?
What is a significant symptom associated with ankylosing spondylitis regarding pain timing?
In the context of disc herniation, what is the significance of repeated flexion and extension movements on patient symptoms?
In the context of disc herniation, what is the significance of repeated flexion and extension movements on patient symptoms?
What correlation exists between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
What correlation exists between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression?
How does ankylosing spondylitis manifest atypically when compared to general spinal pathologies?
How does ankylosing spondylitis manifest atypically when compared to general spinal pathologies?
Identify the onset demographic commonly associated with ankylosing spondylitis.
Identify the onset demographic commonly associated with ankylosing spondylitis.
What type of spinal pathology is indicated by a patient experiencing symptoms that are reduced with extension?
What type of spinal pathology is indicated by a patient experiencing symptoms that are reduced with extension?
What does repeated flexion indicate in relation to disc herniation symptoms?
What does repeated flexion indicate in relation to disc herniation symptoms?
How does the severity of disc herniation relate to nerve root compression?
How does the severity of disc herniation relate to nerve root compression?
What condition is often referred to as 'bamboo spine' and what characteristic symptom does it have?
What condition is often referred to as 'bamboo spine' and what characteristic symptom does it have?
In the context of disc herniation, what is the significance of repeated extension movements?
In the context of disc herniation, what is the significance of repeated extension movements?
What is a common onset demographic for ankylosing spondylitis?
What is a common onset demographic for ankylosing spondylitis?
What symptom pattern is observed in patients with disc herniation during repeated flexion and extension movements?
What symptom pattern is observed in patients with disc herniation during repeated flexion and extension movements?
Explain the correlation between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression.
Explain the correlation between the severity of disc herniation and nerve root compression.
Describe the characteristic spinal appearance associated with ankylosing spondylitis and its symptom localization.
Describe the characteristic spinal appearance associated with ankylosing spondylitis and its symptom localization.
What specific demographic factors should be considered when assessing risk for ankylosing spondylitis?
What specific demographic factors should be considered when assessing risk for ankylosing spondylitis?
How does the presentation of symptoms differ between disc herniation and ankylosing spondylitis?
How does the presentation of symptoms differ between disc herniation and ankylosing spondylitis?
Which condition is described as 'bamboo spine' and is not localized?
Which condition is described as 'bamboo spine' and is not localized?
Repeated flexion of the spine centralizes symptoms in disc herniation.
Repeated flexion of the spine centralizes symptoms in disc herniation.
What type of symptom severity is correlated with more nerve root compression?
What type of symptom severity is correlated with more nerve root compression?
In cases of disc herniation, repeated _______ centralizes symptoms.
In cases of disc herniation, repeated _______ centralizes symptoms.
Match the spinal conditions with their characteristics:
Match the spinal conditions with their characteristics:
Which of the following statements is true regarding disc herniation?
Which of the following statements is true regarding disc herniation?
Disc herniation results in symptoms that are commonly centralized by repeated extension.
Disc herniation results in symptoms that are commonly centralized by repeated extension.
What condition is often referred to as 'bamboo spine' due to its non-localized nature?
What condition is often referred to as 'bamboo spine' due to its non-localized nature?
A more severe version of disc herniation may lead to increased __________ compression.
A more severe version of disc herniation may lead to increased __________ compression.
Match the following conditions with their characteristics:
Match the following conditions with their characteristics:
Quale indicia un reflexo hyperreflexive indica in le sistema nervose?
Quale indicia un reflexo hyperreflexive indica in le sistema nervose?
Quais son le diferencias inter le reflexos hyperreflexive e hyporeflexive?
Quais son le diferencias inter le reflexos hyperreflexive e hyporeflexive?
Como le reflexos del corpo pote adjutar in le evaluation clinico del dolore neurologic?
Como le reflexos del corpo pote adjutar in le evaluation clinico del dolore neurologic?
Quale implicante cognitive es associabile con le reflexos del motor superior e inferior?
Quale implicante cognitive es associabile con le reflexos del motor superior e inferior?
Quales indicios clinicales poterea suggerer un involvemento del neuron superior?
Quales indicios clinicales poterea suggerer un involvemento del neuron superior?
Quale condition indica hyporeflexia?
Quale condition indica hyporeflexia?
Como se differencia inter hyperreflexia e hyporeflexia in relation al tipo de neuron involvado?
Como se differencia inter hyperreflexia e hyporeflexia in relation al tipo de neuron involvado?
Quai es le significato de reflexos in relation a la dysfunction del sistema nervoso?
Quai es le significato de reflexos in relation a la dysfunction del sistema nervoso?
Quai es le utilitate clinical de observar hyperreflexia e hyporeflexia?
Quai es le utilitate clinical de observar hyperreflexia e hyporeflexia?
Quale condition indica involvement del neuronio motor superior?
Quale condition indica involvement del neuronio motor superior?
Hyporeflexia indica involvement del sistema nervoso centrale.
Hyporeflexia indica involvement del sistema nervoso centrale.
Che cosa indica la hyperreflexia?
Che cosa indica la hyperreflexia?
Hyporeflexia indica involvement del ______ o del sistema nervoso periferico.
Hyporeflexia indica involvement del ______ o del sistema nervoso periferico.
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Spinal stenosis
Spinal stenosis
A narrowing of the spinal canal, a space around the spinal cord and nerves.
Ankylosing spondylitis
Ankylosing spondylitis
A type of arthritis that affects the spine, causing stiffness and inflammation.
Spondylosis
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Degeneration of the spine, often involving the joints.
Disc pathology
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Spondylolysis
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Scoliosis
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Vascular TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)
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TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)
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What is a sign of a hip labral tear?
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What finding is common in both osteitis pubis and stress fractures?
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What is a key difference between FAI and OA?
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What hip condition presents with morning pain?
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What hip condition is more prevalent in females?
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What condition is often associated with a sedentary lifestyle?
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What hip finding can be asymptomatic?
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Finding: >50 years old
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What pain pattern suggests a possible Disc Pathology?
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What condition is associated with morning pain?
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What condition is associated with painful, excessive, and reduced PROM?
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What condition is associated with pain that is worse going from Flexion to Extension?
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What condition is associated with pain that gets worse going from flexion to extension of the hip?
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What is a common symptom of both osteitis pubis and stress fractures in the hip?
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Age & Spinal Issues: >50
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What conditions are associated with pain that is worse at the end and beginning of the day?
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What condition presents with pain that is worse going from flexion to extension of the hip?
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Hip Osteoarthritis (OA): What is a key characteristic?
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Study Notes
Spinal Pathologies - Differential Diagnosis (D/D) Table
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Severity (Age) Correlations:
- Symptoms in individuals older than 50 often point towards Ankylosing Spondylitis, Central Stenosis, Osteoporosis, and Vertebral Body Instability (VBI).
- Ages 20-40 often present with Spondylosis, Disc Pathology.
- Younger patients frequently present with Spondylolysis, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) – vascular, and Scoliosis – structural.
- Females are more likely to exhibit Spondylolysis, Osteoporosis, and TOS.
- Thin, small frames frequently demonstrate Osteoporosis.
- Males are more susceptible to Ankylosing Spondylitis, Disc Pathology, and VBI.
- Smokers are at a higher risk for Osteoporosis, Disc Pathology and VBI. They may also possibly experience sprains, strains, or rib joint dysfunction. Increased incidence of facet joint and TOS pathology has also been observed in smokers.
- Caucasians and Asians often exhibit higher incidences of Osteoporosis.
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Pain Descriptors and Associated Conditions:
- Dull, aching, stiff pain: Commonly associated with sprains, strains and facet joint dysfunction.
- Sharp, stabbing pain: More likely associated with rib joint dysfunction.
- Cramping: Suggests central stenosis.
- Weakness: May indicate central stenosis, disc pathology, and adverse neurodynamics or spondylolysis.
- Throbbing, achy pain: Could signal vascular TOS.
- Burning, sharp, electrical pain: Suggests possible TOS affecting nerve distribution
- Walking/standing pain: Spondylosis and central stenosis are potential causes.
- Sustained postural pain: Movements affecting posture could indicate sprains or strains
- Pain with specific movements (e.g., laughter, inhaling, exhaling): Could indicate rib joint dysfunction.
- Orthostatic hypertension: Points toward VBI.
- Vigorous exercise pain: VBI may be a possible cause
- Exercise alleviates pain: Ankylosing spondylitis is a possible diagnosis.
- Morning pain: Could be related to Ankylosing Spondylitis, strains, disc pathology, or TOS.
- Night pain: Disc pathology and TOS often involve night pain.
- Pain at start/end of day: Spondylosis is a possible reason.
- Pain affected by Movement/position: Several possible conditions: Spinal movement affectation could suggest spondylolysis. Forward head posture, increased kyphosis, and scoliosis are possible diagnoses.
- Muscle spasm and posture deviation: Strain
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Diagnostic imaging and physical findings:
- Decreased ROM/AROM (Active ROM): Associated conditions include Ankylosing Spondylitis, Spondylosis, Sprains, strains, facet joint dysfunction, adverse neurodynamics, TOS.
- Decreased PROM (Passive ROM), ISOM (IsoMETRIC): Further suggests Ankylosing Spondylitis, Spondylosis, Strains, Facet joint dysfunction, adverse neurodynamics, and TOS.
- Hypomobile/ hypermobile PPIVMs/ PAIVMs: Indicates possible Ankylosing Spondylitis, Spondylosis, strain, facet joint dysfunction, and adverse neurodynamics issues in the spine.
- Reduced pain/ increase in pain with changes in movement positions: Could suggest Spondylolysis, in which pain increases with movement, but reduced with isometric exercises
- Gower's sign with AROM: Spondylosis is a possibility.
- Reduced pain with ISOM, increased with motion: Indicative of spondylolysis
- Painful, excessive, reduced PROM, hypomobile or hypermobile ISOM, hypermobile motion assessment: Sprains and facet joint dysfunction are likely
- Hypo/ hyper reflexive DTR (Deep Tendon Reflex): Potential for foraminal or central stenosis conditions.
- Abnormal spinal curve/ posture alignment: Possible scoliosis or structural issues.
- Diminished pulse: Possible indication of TOS
- Swelling, pallor/cyanosis, distended veins, atrophy: Possible TOS
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Other factors affecting spinal pathologies:
- Radicular pain: Central stenosis, foraminal stenosis, and spondylosis are potential diagnoses.
- Bilateral/ unilateral symptoms: Bilateral often points towards central stenosis issues, while unilateral could suggest disc pathology.
- Upper cervical instability in people with rheumatoid arthritis, hyperlidipemia, atherosclerosis, or sickle cell disease: Increased risk of VBI in these patients.
Hip Conditions - Differential Diagnosis (D/D) Table
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Age Correlations:
- Younger patients: Apophysitis, osteitis pubis.
- Older patients: OA (Osteoarthritis)
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Activity & Lifestyle:
- Ice sports, endurance athletes: osteitis pubis.
- Increased training load, high-impact activities: Stress fractures.
- Females and lean people: Stress fractures.
- Sedentary lifestyle: OA
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Pain Descriptors and Associated Conditions:
- Dull, aching pain: Apophysitis
- Deep, aching pain: Stress fractures
- Achy, sharp pain: Possible OA
- Sharp, aching pain: Avulsion fracture
- Extremely tender on palpation: Avulsion fracture
- Coughing, sneezing, bearing down aggravates: Iliac crest contusion.
- Pain going from FLEX to EXT, EXT to FLEX, with EXT and rotation: Possible FAI (Femoroacetabular Impingement), sprain
- Pain equally limited with Flex and Extension: Possible stress fracture
- Morning pain: Associated with OA
- Night pain: Possible avulsion fracture or stress fracture or OA
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Physical Findings:
- Crepitus: Iliac crest contusion, fracture, OA
- Clicking, grinding, catching, popping: Possible OA, labral tear.
- Instability: OA, FAI, labral tear.
- Localized pain: FAI
- Generalized pain around joint: OA
- Pain/weakness with hip add, trunk flexion, COD, single-leg stance: Osteitis pubis
- Pinching sensation with hip movement: FAI
- Tenderness at lower adductors, lower RA: Possible pathologies
- Bone to bone end feel: FAI
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Additional Considerations:
- Apophysitis can be asymptomatic
- Symptoms can vary based on the specific hip condition
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Explore the differential diagnosis of spinal pathologies based on age, gender, and risk factors. This quiz covers conditions like Ankylosing Spondylitis, Spondylolysis, and Osteoporosis, providing insights into symptom correlations for various demographic groups. Test your knowledge on this vital topic in spinal health.
