Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 3 pptx
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 3 pptx
... differ depending on the
degree of intervention.
13. 1. Examination
The examination will differ depending on the phase of AC. Initially the
patient may be holding the involved arm to the side and ... border of the humeral head places it in the correct location. The
depth of the insertion is usually about half the depth of a 1.5 -in. 22-gauge
needle. Patient b...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 5 pptx
... or indication of tissue in the joint. Magnetic resonance
imaging may be indicated to access the amount of tissue that has been dis-
placed into the joint. Save the ordering of the MRI for the ... volar aspect of the DIP joint and
swelling and tenderness over the volar surface at the MCP joint and a feel-
ing of a lump on the volar surface of the MCP joint....
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 1 ppsx
... Musculoskeletal Problems
in the Outpatient Setting
Edward J. Shahady, MD
Tallahassee, FL, USA
Editor
Primary Care of
Musculoskeletal
Problems in the
Outpatient Setting
With 207 Illustrations
problems. The ... Immobilization and inac-
tivity lead to muscle shortening. The shortening results in a decrease in the
range of motion and a disruption of t...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 4 pot
... test
(Tinel’s sign) is the production of tingling on the palmer surface of the thumb,
index finger, and a portion of the middle finger. Test the strength of the thenar
muscles by assessing the ability ... flexion. They also usually complain that the pain is located on the palm
of the hand in the thenar area (thumb side). The pain may radiate the elbow.
Nu...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 6 pot
... your office with complaints of right
groin and thigh pain for the past 3 weeks. The pain first began after 25 min
of running but now it starts within minutes of beginning her run. The pain
stops ... ignorance
10. Back Problems 189
the other. Use a goniometer to assess degrees of motion. The focused history
will guide the content of the remaining examination.
3. Ca...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 7 ppt
... and the degree of disability is determined
by the degree of injury. The symptoms are pain over the iliac crest, point ten-
derness, and pain with stretching of the abdominal muscles. Treat by initiating
RICE ... injuries. They usually feel an immediate pull
or pain in the groin. They will present with a limp and groin pain on the
involved side. Examination will reveal te...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 8 potx
... is doing well.
11 .3. Imaging
When OA is suspected, recommended radiographs include weight-bearing
and non-weight-bearing views. Some of the classical findings include joint
space narrowing, subchondral ... 60,000. One quick way of deciding on the turbidity of the fluid is to
place the fluid-filled tube in front of some newsprint. In OA you should be
able to read the pri...
Primary Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 9 potx
... start-up pain after sit-
ting or when arising in the morning. Examination reveals swelling in between
the Achilles tendon and the calcaneus. There is generally a prominence in the
area of the ... in patients
with pain in the popliteal area (the back of the knee). The popliteus is the pri-
mary internal rotator of the tibia. Its origin is the posterior, m...
Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 1 pptx
... Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32 309
USA
Library of Congress Control Number: 2006920784
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Printed on acid-free paper.
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All ... benefit
is obtained by increasing the rate beyond 75% for the average patient in the
primary care setting.
Include resistance training and stret...
Care of Musculoskeletal Problems in the Outpatient Setting - part 3 docx
... location. The
depth of the insertion is usually about half the depth of a 1.5 -in. 22-gauge
needle. Patient bulk also influences the depth of insertion. With AC, the
injection into the glenohumeral joint ... with distention of the glenohumeral joint using up to 50 cc of
fluid. The fluid is a mixture of 3 cc of lidocaine and the rest is normal saline.
Injectin...