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Orthopedic Physical Assessment - E-Book

Orthopedic Physical Assessment - E-Book

David J. Magee

(2014)

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Abstract

Newly updated, this full-color text offers a rich array of features to help you develop your musculoskeletal assessment skills. Orthopedic Physical Assessment, 6th Edition provides rationales for various aspects of assessment and covers every joint of the body, as well as specific topics including principles of assessment, gait, posture, the head and face, the amputee, primary care, and emergency sports assessment. Artwork and photos with detailed descriptions of assessments clearly demonstrate assessment methods, tests, and causes of pathology. The text also comes with an array of online learning tools, including video clips demonstrating assessment tests, assessment forms, and more.

  • Thorough, evidence-based review of orthopedic physical assessment covers everything from basic science through clinical applications and special tests.
  • 2,400 illustrations include full-color clinical photographs and drawings as well as radiographs, depicting key concepts along with assessment techniques and special tests.
  • The use of icons to show the clinical utility of special tests supplemented by evidence - based reliability & validity tables for tests & techniques on the Evolve site
  • The latest research and most current practices keep you up to date on accepted practices.
  • Evidence-based reliability and validity tables for tests and techniques on the EVOLVE site provide information on the diagnostic strength of each test and help you in selecting proven assessment tests.
  • A Summary (Précis) of Assessment at the end of each chapter serves as a quick review of assessment steps for the structure or joint being assessed.
  • Quick-reference data includes hundreds of at-a-glance summary boxes, red-flag and yellow-flag boxes, differential diagnosis tables, muscle and nerve tables, and classification, normal values, and grading tables.
  • Case studies use real-world scenarios to help you develop assessment and diagnostic skills.
  • Combined with other books in the Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation seriesPathology and Intervention, Scientific Foundations and Principles of Practice, and Athletic and Sport Issues — this book provides the clinician with the knowledge and background necessary to assess and treat musculoskeletal conditions.
  • NEW! Online resources include video clips, assessment forms, text references with links to MEDLINE® abstracts, and more.
    • NEW! Video clips demonstrate selected movements and the performance of tests used in musculoskeletal assessment.
    • NEW! Text references linked to MEDLINE abstracts provide easy access to abstracts of journal articles for further review.
    • NEW! Forms from the text with printable patient assessment forms can be downloaded for ease of use.
  • NEW! Updated information in all chapters includes new photos, line drawings, boxes, and tables.
  • NEW! The use of icons to show the clinical utility of special tests supplemented by evidence - based reliability & validity tables for tests & techniques on the Evolve site.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover cover
Endsheet 2-4 IFC2
Orthopedic Physical Assessment, 6/e i
Copyright Page ii
Dedication iii
Preface to the Sixth Edition iv
Acknowledgments v
Table Of Contents vii
1 Principles and Concepts 1
Patient History 1
Observation 17
Examination 18
Principles 18
Vital Signs 19
Scanning Examination 20
Spinal Cord and Nerve Roots 23
Peripheral Nerves 28
Examination of Specific Joints 31
Active Movements 31
Passive Movements 33
End Feel. 35
Capsular Patterns. 36
Noncapsular Patterns. 36
Inert Tissue. 37
Resisted Isometric Movements 38
Contractile Tissue. 40
Other Findings During Movement Testing 42
Functional Assessment 43
Special (Diagnostic) Tests 48
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 57
Joint Play Movements 61
Loose Packed (Resting) Position 61
Close Packed (Synarthrodial) Position 61
Palpation 61
Diagnostic Imaging 64
Plain Film Radiography 64
Arthrography 68
Computed Arthrography (Computed Tomography Arthrography) 68
Venogram and Arteriogram 68
Myelography 69
Tomography and Computed Tomography 69
Radionuclide Scanning (Scintigraphy) 71
Discography 72
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 72
Fluoroscopy 73
Diagnostic Ultrasound 73
Xeroradiography 75
Précis 75
Case Studies 75
Conclusion 76
References 77
Suggested Readings 80
2 Head and Face 84
Applied Anatomy 84
Patient History 86
Observation 110
Examination 116
Examination of the Head 116
Examination of the Face59–63,83 124
Examination of the Eye 127
Examination of the Nose 132
Examination of the Teeth 132
Examination of the Ear 133
Rinne Test. 133
Schwabach Test. 133
Ticking Watch Test. 133
Weber Test. 133
Whispered Voice Test. 133
Special Tests 134
Tests for Expanding Intracranial Lesions 134
Neurological Control Test—Upper Limb. 134
Neurological Control Test—Lower Limb. 134
Romberg Test. 134
Walk or Stand in Tandem Test. 134
Tests for Coordination 134
Balance Error Scoring System. 134
Finger Drumming Test. 134
Finger-Thumb Test. 134
Finger-to-Nose Test. 135
Hand “Flip” Test. 135
Hand-Thigh Test. 135
Heel-to-Knee Test. 135
Past Pointing Test. 135
Tests for Proprioception 136
Past Pointing Test. 136
Proprioceptive Finger-Nose Test. 136
Proprioceptive Movement Test. 136
Proprioceptive Space Test. 136
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 136
Nerve Injuries of the Head and Face 136
Joint Play Movements 137
Palpation 137
Diagnostic Imaging 139
Plain Film Radiography 139
Anteroposterior View. 139
Lateral View. 139
Computed Tomography 139
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 142
References 145
Suggested Readings 147
3 Cervical Spine 148
Applied Anatomy 148
Patient History 152
Observation 162
Head and Neck Posture. 162
Shoulder Levels. 163
Muscle Spasm or Any Asymmetry. 163
Facial Expression. 163
Bony and Soft-Tissue Contours. 163
Evidence of Ischemia in Either Upper Limb. 163
Normal Sitting Posture. 163
Examination 163
Active Movements 163
Flexion 165
Extension 166
Side Flexion 167
Rotation 167
Passive Movements 169
Resisted Isometric Movements 171
Scanning Examination 172
Peripheral Joint Scan 172
Temporomandibular Joints. 172
Shoulder Girdle. 175
Elbow Joints. 175
Wrist and Hand. 175
Myotomes 175
Sensory Scanning Examination 179
Functional Assessment 179
Breathing. 179
Swallowing. 179
Looking Up at the Ceiling. 179
Looking Down at Belt Buckle or Shoe Laces. 179
Shoulder Check. 179
Tuck Chin In. 179
Poke Chin Out. 179
Neck Strength. 179
Paresthesia. 179
Special Tests 180
Tests for Cervical Muscle Strength 180
Craniocervical Flexion Test. 180
Deep Neck Flexor Endurance Test. 182
Tests for Neurological Symptoms 182
Brachial Plexus Compression Test. 184
Distraction Test. 184
Foraminal Compression (Spurling’s) Test. 185
Jackson’s Compression Test. 185
Scalene Cramp Test. 185
Shoulder Abduction (Relief) Test. 185
Shoulder Depression Test. 186
Tinel Sign for Brachial Plexus Lesions. 187
Upper Limb Neurodynamic (Tension) Tests (Brachial Plexus Tension or Elvey Test). 187
Valsalva Test. 189
Tests for Upper Motor Neuron Lesions (Cervical Myelopathy) 189
Lhermitte Sign. 189
Romberg Test. 190
Ten Second Step Test. 190
Tests for Vascular Signs (Vascular “Clearing” Tests) 190
Barre’s Test. 191
Hautant’s Test. 191
Naffziger Test. 191
Static Vertebral Artery Tests. 191
Underburg’s Test. 193
Vertebral Artery (Cervical Quadrant) Test. 193
Tests for Vertigo and Dizziness 194
Dizziness Test. 194
Hallpike-Dix Test. 194
Temperature (Caloric) Test. 195
Tests for Cervical Instability (Instability “Clearing” Tests) 195
Anterior Shear or Sagittal Stress Test. 195
Lateral Flexion Alar Ligament Stress Test. 196
Lateral (Transverse) Shear Test. 196
Rotational Alar Ligament Stress Test. 196
Sharp-Purser Test. 197
Transverse Ligament Stress Test. 198
Tests for Upper Cervical Spine Mobility 198
Cervical Flexion Rotation Test. 198
Pettman’s Distraction Test. 198
Tests for First Rib Mobility 199
Tests for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 199
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 199
Brachial Plexus Injuries of the Cervical Spine 201
Erb-Duchenne Paralysis. 201
Klumpke (Dejerine-Klumpke) Paralysis. 202
Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy. 202
Burners and Stingers. 202
Joint Play Movements 202
Side Glide. 202
Anterior and Posterior Glide. 202
Traction Glide. 202
Vertebral Pressures. 202
Palpation 205
Posterior Aspect 206
External Occipital Protuberance. 206
Spinous Processes and Facet Joints of Cervical Vertebrae. 206
Mastoid Processes (Below and Behind Ear Lobe). 206
Lateral Aspect 206
Transverse Processes of Cervical Vertebrae. 206
Lymph Nodes and Carotid Arteries. 206
Temporomandibular Joints, Mandible, and Parotid Glands. 206
Anterior Aspect 207
Hyoid Bone, Thyroid Cartilage, and First Cricoid Ring. 207
Paranasal Sinuses. 207
First Three Ribs. 207
Supraclavicular Fossa. 207
Diagnostic Imaging 207
Plain Film Radiography 207
Anteroposterior View. 208
Lateral View. 208
Open or Odontoid (“Through-the-Mouth”) View. 212
Oblique View. 212
Pillar View. 212
Computed Tomography 214
Myelography 215
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 215
Xeroradiography 216
References 219
Suggested Readings 222
4 Temporomandibular Joint 224
Applied Anatomy 224
Patient History 226
Observation 231
Examination 234
Active Movements 234
Opening and Closing of the Mouth 234
Protrusion of the Mandible 236
Retrusion of the Mandible 236
Lateral Deviation or Excursion of the Mandible 236
Mandibular Measurement 236
Swallowing and Tongue Position 236
Cranial Nerve Testing 237
Passive Movements 237
Resisted Isometric Movements 237
Opening of the Mouth (Depression). 237
Closing of the Mouth (Elevation or Occlusion). 237
Lateral Deviation of the Jaw. 237
Functional Assessment 237
Special Tests 239
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 240
Joint Play Movements 240
Longitudinal Cephalad and Anterior Glide. 240
Lateral Glide of the Mandible. 241
Medial Glide of the Mandible. 241
Posterior Glide of the Mandible. 242
Palpation 242
Mandible. 242
Teeth. 242
Hyoid Bone (Anterior to C2, C3 Vertebrae). 242
Thyroid Cartilage (Anterior to C4, C5 Vertebrae). 242
Mastoid Processes. 244
Cervical Spine. 244
Diagnostic Imaging 244
Plain Film Radiography 244
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 244
References 250
Suggested Readings 250
5 Shoulder 252
Applied Anatomy 252
Patient History 257
Observation 264
Anterior View 264
Posterior View 266
Examination 270
Active Movements 271
Passive Movements 283
Resisted Isometric Movements 286
Functional Assessment 286
Special Tests 290
Instability and Pseudolaxity Impingement 290
Tests for Anterior Shoulder Instability 301
Andrews’ Anterior Instability Test. 301
Anterior Drawer Test of the Shoulder. 301
Anterior Instability Test (Leffert’s Test). 301
Apprehension (Crank) Test for Anterior Shoulder Dislocation. 301
Dugas’ Test. 304
Load and Shift Test. 304
Prone Anterior Instability Test. 307
Protzman Test for Anterior Instability. 307
Rockwood Test for Anterior Instability. 307
Rowe Test for Anterior Instability. 307
Tests for Posterior Shoulder Instability205 307
Circumduction Test. 307
Jerk Test. 308
Load and Shift Test. 308
Miniaci Test for Posterior Subluxation. 308
Norwood Stress Test for Posterior Instability. 309
Posterior Apprehension or Stress Test. 311
Posterior Drawer Test of the Shoulder. 312
Push-Pull Test. 313
Tests for Inferior and Multidirectional Shoulder Instability 313
Feagin Test. 313
Rowe Test for Multidirectional Instability. 314
Test for Inferior Shoulder Instability (Sulcus Sign). 314
Tests for Impingement 315
Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test. 315
Impingement Test. 315
Internal (Medial) Rotation Resistance Strength Test (IRRST) (Zaslav Test). 316
Neer Impingement Test. 317
Posterior Internal Impingement Test. 317
Reverse Impingement Sign (Impingement Relief Test). 317
Supine Impingement Test. 317
Tests for Labral Tears 318
Active Compression Test of O’Brien. 319
Anterior Slide Test. 320
Biceps Load Test (Kim Test II). 320
Biceps Tension Test. 321
Clunk Test. 321
Compression Rotation Test. 321
Dynamic Labral Shear Test (O’Driscoll’s SLAP Test). 322
Forced Shoulder Abduction and Elbow Flexion Test. 323
Hyperabduction Test. 324
Kim Test (Biceps Load Test I). 324
Labral Crank Test. 324
Labral Tension Test. 324
Mayo Shear Test. 324
Pain Provocation (Mimori) Test. 324
Passive Compression Test. 325
Passive Distraction Test (PDT). 326
Resisted Supination External Rotation Test (RSERT). 326
SLAP Prehension Test. 326
Tests for Scapular Stability 327
Lateral Scapular Slide Test. 327
Scapular Assistance Test (SAT). 327
Scapular Isometric Pinch or Squeeze Test.94 328
Scapular Retraction Test (SRT). 328
Wall Pushup Test. 329
Other Shoulder Joint Tests 330
Acromioclavicular Crossover, Crossbody, or Horizontal Adduction Test. 330
Acromioclavicular Shear Test. 330
Ellman’s Compression Rotation Test. 330
Paxinos Sign. 330
Tests for Ligament Pathology 331
Coracoclavicular Ligament Test. 331
Crank Test. 331
Posterior Inferior Glenohumeral Ligament Test. 331
Tests for Muscle or Tendon Pathology 331
Abdominal Compression Test (Belly-Press or Napoleon Test). 331
Abrasion Sign. 332
Bear-Hug Test. 332
Biceps Tightness. 332
Drop-Arm (Codman’s) Test. 332
Dropping Sign. 332
Gilchrest’s Sign. 332
Heuter’s Sign. 334
Hornblower’s (Signe de Clairon) Sign. 334
Infraspinatus Test. 335
Lateral Rotation Lag Sign (Infraspinatus “Spring Back” Test). 335
Latissimus Dorsi Weakness. 336
Lift-Off Sign. 336
Lippman’s Test. 337
Ludington’s Test. 338
Pectoralis Major Contracture Test. 338
Pectoralis Minor Tightness. 338
Rent Test. 338
Rhomboid Weakness. 339
Serratus Anterior Weakness (Punch Out Test). 340
Speed’s Test (Biceps or Straight-Arm Test). 340
Supraspinatus (“Empty Can” or Jobe) Test. 341
Teres Minor Test. 341
Tightness of Latissimus Dorsi, Pectoralis Major, and Pectoralis Minor. 341
Trapezius Weakness. 341
Triceps Tightness. 343
“Upper Cut” Test. 343
Whipple Test. 343
Yergason’s Test. 343
Tests for Neurological Function 343
Tinel Sign (at the Shoulder). 343
Upper Limb Neurodynamic (Tension) Test (ULNT) (Brachial Plexus Tension Test). 343
Tests for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 344
Adson Maneuver. 344
Costoclavicular Syndrome (Military Brace) Test. 344
Halstead Maneuver. 345
Provocative Elevation Test. 345
Roos Test (Elevated Arm Stress Test [EAST]). 345
Shoulder Girdle Passive Elevation. 346
Wright Test or Maneuver. 346
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 346
Peripheral Nerve Injuries About the Shoulder 347
Axillary (Circumflex) Nerve (C5 to C6). 347
Suprascapular Nerve (C5 to C6). 347
Musculocutaneous Nerve (C5 to C6). 348
Long Thoracic Nerve (C5 to C8). 350
Spinal Accessory Nerve (C3 to C4). 350
Joint Play Movements 351
Palpation 353
Anterior Structures 353
Clavicle. 353
Sternoclavicular Joint. 353
Acromioclavicular Joint. 354
Coracoid Process. 354
Sternum. 354
Ribs and Costal Cartilage. 354
Humerus and Rotator Cuff Muscles. 354
Axilla. 355
Posterior Structures 356
Spine of Scapula. 356
Scapula. 356
Spinous Processes of Lower Cervical and Thoracic Spine. 356
Diagnostic Imaging 356
Plain Film Radiography 356
Anteroposterior View. 356
Axillary Lateral View. 360
Transscapular (Y) Lateral (Outlet) View. 362
Stryker Notch View. 362
West Point View. 362
Arch View. 362
Zanca View. 362
Arthrography 362
Ultrasonography 364
Computed Tomography 364
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 364
Angiography 370
References 377
Suggested Readings 384
6 Elbow 388
Applied Anatomy 388
Patient History 390
Observation 392
Examination 394
Active Movements 394
Passive Movements 395
Resisted Isometric Movements 396
Functional Assessment 398
Special Tests 402
Tests for Ligamentous Instability 404
Lateral Pivot Shift Test of the Elbow. 404
Ligamentous Valgus Instability Test. 404
Ligamentous Varus Instability Test. 405
Milking Maneuver. 405
Moving Valgus Stress Test. 406
Posterolateral Rotary Apprehension Test. 406
Posterolateral Rotary Drawer Test. 406
Pushup Test. 406
Stand Up Test. 406
Tests for Biceps Rupture (Third-Degree Strain) 406
Biceps Squeeze Test. 406
Hook Test. 406
Tests for Epicondylitis 407
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow or Cozen’s) Test (Method 1). 407
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow or Mill’s) Test (Method 2). 408
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow or Maudsley’s) Test (Method 3). 408
Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow) Test. 408
Tests for Plica 408
Plica Impingement Test. 408
Tests for Posterior Impingement 408
Arm Bar Test. 408
Extension Impingement Test. 409
Tests for Joint Dysfunction 409
Active Radiocapitellar Compression Test. 410
Tests for Neurological Dysfunction 410
Elbow Flexion Test. 410
MacKinnon’s Scratch Collapse Test. 410
Pinch Grip Test. 411
Test for Pronator Teres Syndrome. 412
Tinel Sign (at the Elbow). 412
Wartenberg Sign. 412
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 412
Peripheral Nerve Injuries About the Elbow 412
Median Nerve (C6–C8, T1). 412
Anterior Interosseous Nerve. 415
Ulnar Nerve (C7–C8, T1). 415
Radial Nerve (C5–C8, T1). 416
Joint Play Movements 416
Palpation 417
Anterior Aspect 417
Cubital Fossa. 417
Coronoid Process and Head of Radius. 418
Medial Aspect 418
Medial Epicondyle. 418
Medial (Ulnar) Collateral Ligament. 418
Ulnar Nerve. 418
Lateral Aspect 419
Lateral Epicondyle. 419
Lateral (Radial) Collateral Ligament. 419
Annular Ligament. 419
Posterior Aspect 419
Olecranon Process and Olecranon Bursa. 419
Triceps Muscle. 419
Diagnostic Imaging 419
Plain Film Radiography 419
Anteroposterior View. 419
Lateral View. 419
Axial View. 420
Arthrography 420
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 420
Xerography 420
References 426
Suggested Readings 427
7 Forearm, Wrist, and Hand 429
Applied Anatomy 429
Patient History 434
Observation 434
Common Hand and Finger Deformities 436
Ape Hand Deformity. 436
Bishop’s Hand or Benediction Hand Deformity. 436
Boutonnière Deformity. 436
Claw Fingers. 437
Drop-Wrist Deformity. 437
Dupuytren Contracture. 437
Extensor Plus Deformity. 437
Mallet Finger. 437
Myelopathy Hand. 437
Polydactyly and Triphalangism. 437
Swan Neck Deformity. 437
Trigger Finger. 437
Ulnar Drift. 440
Zigzag Deformity of the Thumb. 440
Other Physical Findings 440
Examination 441
Active Movements 445
Passive Movements 447
Resisted Isometric Movements 448
Functional Assessment (Grip) 451
Power Grip. 452
Precision or Prehension Grip. 452
Testing Grip Strength 453
Testing Pinch Strength 453
Other Functional Testing Methods 453
Jebson-Taylor Hand Function Test. 454
Minnesota Rate of Manipulation Test. 454
Purdue Pegboard Test. 454
Crawford Small Parts Dexterity Test. 454
Simulated Activities of Daily Living Examination. 465
Moberg’s Pickup Test. 465
Box and Block Test. 465
Nine-Hole Peg Test. 465
Special Tests 465
Tests for Ligament, Capsule, and Joint Instability 465
Axial Load Test. 465
Catch-Up Clunk Test. 465
Dorsal Capitate Displacement Apprehension Test. 465
Finger Extension or “Shuck” Test. 466
Lichtman (Midcarpal Shift) Test. 466
Ligamentous Instability Test for the Fingers. 466
Linscheid Test. 466
Lunotriquetral Ballottement (Reagan’s) Test. 466
Lunotriquetral Shear Test. 467
Murphy’s Sign. 467
“Piano Keys” Test. 467
Pivot Shift Test of the Midcarpal Joint. 467
Scaphoid Stress Test. 467
Sitting Hands (Press) Test. 467
Supination Lift Test. 468
Test for Tight Retinacular (Collateral) Ligaments (Haines-Zancolli Test). 468
Thumb Grind Test. 468
Thumb Ulnar Collateral Ligament Laxity or Instability Test. 468
Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Load Test (Sharpey’s Test). 469
Ulnar Fovea Sign Test. 469
Ulnar Impaction Test. 469
Ulnar Styloid Triquetral Impaction (USTI) Provocation Test. 469
Ulnomeniscotriquetral Dorsal Glide Test. 469
Watson (Scaphoid Shift) Test. 471
Tests for Tendons and Muscles 471
Boyes Test. 471
Bunnel-Littler (Finochietto-Bunnel) Test. 471
Finkelstein Test. 471
Linburg’s Sign. 472
Sweater Finger Sign. 472
Test for Extensor Hood Rupture. 472
Tests for Neurological Dysfunction 472
Carpal Compression Test. 472
Dellon’s Moving Two-Point Discrimination Test. 473
Egawa’s Sign. 473
Flick Maneuver. 473
Froment’s “Paper” Sign. 473
Hand Elevation Test. 473
Ninhydrin Sweat Test. 473
Phalen’s (Wrist Flexion) Test. 473
Reverse Phalen’s (Prayer) Test. 474
Tethered Median Nerve Stress Test. 474
Tinel Sign (at the Wrist). 474
Weber’s (Moberg’s) Two-Point Discrimination Test. 475
Wrinkle (Shrivel) Test. 475
Tests for Circulation and Swelling 476
Allen Test. 476
Digit Blood Flow. 478
Figure of Eight Measurement. 478
Hand Volume Test. 478
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 478
Peripheral Nerve Injuries of the Forearm, Wrist, and Hand 483
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. 483
Guyon (Pisohamate) Canal. 483
Joint Play Movements 484
Wrist 484
Intermetacarpal Joints 485
Fingers 486
Palpation 486
Dorsal Surface 486
Anatomic Snuff Box. 486
Carpal Bones. 489
Metacarpal Bones and Phalanges. 489
Anterior Surface 490
Pulses. 490
Tendons. 490
Palmar Fascia and Intrinsic Muscles. 490
Skin Flexion Creases. 490
Arches. 491
Diagnostic Imaging 491
Plain Film Radiography 491
Anteroposterior View. 491
Lateral View. 494
Scaphoid View. 494
Carpal Tunnel (Axial) View. 494
Clenched-Fist (Anteroposterior) View. 494
Arthrography 494
Computed Tomography 499
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 499
References 503
Suggested Readings 506
8 Thoracic (Dorsal) Spine 508
Applied Anatomy 508
Patient History 511
Observation 513
Kyphosis 514
Scoliosis 515
Breathing 518
Chest Deformities 518
Examination 519
Active Movements 521
Forward Flexion 521
Extension 522
Side Flexion 524
Rotation 525
Costovertebral Expansion 525
Rib Motion 526
Passive Movements 527
Resisted Isometric Movements 528
Functional Assessment 529
Special Tests 529
Tests for Neurological Involvement 531
First Thoracic Nerve Root Stretch. 531
Passive Scapular Approximation. 531
Slump Test (Sitting Dural Stretch Test). 531
Upper Limb Neurodynamic (Tension) Test. 534
Tests for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 534
Adson Maneuver. 534
Costoclavicular Syndrome (Military Brace) Test. 534
Cyriax Release Test. 534
Halstead Maneuver. 534
Roos Test (Elevated Arm Stress Test). 534
Wright Test or Maneuver. 534
Tests for Rib Mobility 534
Tests for Failed Load Transfer (Kinetic Chain Instability or Loss of Movement Control) 534
Prone Arm Lift Test. 535
Sitting Arm Lift Test. 535
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 535
Joint Play Movements 536
Posteroanterior Central Vertebral Pressure 536
Posteroanterior Unilateral Vertebral Pressure 537
Transverse Vertebral Pressure 538
Rib Springing 538
Palpation 538
Anterior Aspect 539
Sternum. 539
Ribs and Costal Cartilage. 539
Clavicle. 539
Abdomen. 539
Posterior Aspect 540
Scapula. 540
Spinous Processes of the Thoracic Spine. 540
Diagnostic Imaging 541
Plain Film Radiography 541
Anteroposterior View. 541
Lateral View. 541
Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH). 541
Measurement of Spinal Curvature for Scoliosis. 541
Computed Tomography 541
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 541
References 548
Suggested Readings 548
9 Lumbar Spine 550
Applied Anatomy 550
Patient History 555
Observation 562
Body Type 562
Gait 562
Attitude 562
Total Spinal Posture 566
Markings 568
Step Deformity 569
Examination 569
Active Movements 570
Passive Movements 577
Resisted Isometric Movements 577
Dynamic Abdominal Endurance Test. 578
Dynamic Extensor Endurance Test. 578
Double Straight Leg Lowering Test. 580
Internal/External Abdominal Obliques Test. 580
Dynamic Horizontal Side Support (Side Bridge) Test. 581
Back Rotators/Multifidus Test. 581
Peripheral Joint Scanning Examination 583
Sacroiliac Joints 583
Hip Joints 583
Knee Joints 583
Foot and Ankle Joints 583
Myotomes 585
Functional Assessment 588
Special Tests 593
Tests for Neurological Dysfunction (Neurodynamic Tests) 594
Babinski Test. 595
“Bowstring” Test (Cram Test or Popliteal Pressure Sign). 595
Brudzinski-Kernig Test. 596
Compression Test. 596
Femoral Nerve Traction Test. 596
Flip Sign. 596
Gluteal Skyline Test. 597
Knee Flexion Test. 597
Naffziger Test. 597
Oppenheim Test. 597
Prone Knee Bending (Nachlas) Test. 597
Sitting Root Test. 598
Slump Test. 598
Straight Leg Raising Test. 599
Valsalva Maneuver. 605
Tests for Lumbar Instability 605
Farfan Torsion Test. 605
H and I Stability Tests. 605
Lateral Lumbar Spine Stability Test. 606
Passive Lumbar Extension Test. 606
Pheasant Test. 606
Prone Segmental Instability Test. 606
Specific Lumbar Spine Torsion Test. 608
Test of Anterior Lumbar Spine Instability. 608
Test of Posterior Lumbar Spine Instability. 609
Tests for Joint Dysfunction 609
McKenzie’s Side Glide Test. 609
Milgram’s Test. 609
One-Leg Standing (Stork Standing) Lumbar Extension Test. 610
Quadrant (Extension Quadrant) Test. 610
Schober Test. 610
Yeoman’s Test. 611
Tests for Muscle Tightness 611
90–90 Straight Leg Raising Test. 611
Ober Test. 611
Rectus Femoris Test. 611
Thomas Test. 611
Tests for Muscle Dysfunction 611
Beevor Sign. 611
Tests for Intermittent Claudication 611
Bicycle Test of van Gelderen. 611
Stoop Test. 611
Treadmill Test. 612
Tests for Malingering 612
Burns Test. 612
Hoover Test. 612
Other Tests 612
Sign of the Buttock. 612
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 612
Peripheral Nerve Injuries of the Lumbar Spine 616
Lumbosacral Tunnel Syndrome. 616
Joint Play Movements 616
Flexion, Extension, and Side Flexion 617
Central, Unilateral, and Transverse Vertebral Pressure 617
Palpation 618
Anterior Aspect 619
Umbilicus. 619
Inguinal Area. 619
Iliac Crest. 619
Symphysis Pubis. 619
Posterior Aspect 619
Spinous Processes of the Lumbar Spine. 619
Sacrum, Sacral Hiatus, and Coccyx. 619
Iliac Crest, Ischial Tuberosity, and Sciatic Nerve. 620
Diagnostic Imaging 620
Plain Film Radiography 620
Anteroposterior View. 620
Lateral View. 622
Oblique View. 622
Motion Views. 622
Myelography 630
Radionuclide Imaging (Bone Scans) 630
Computed Tomography 630
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 635
Discography 635
References 641
Suggested Readings 646
10 Pelvis 649
Applied Anatomy 649
Patient History 650
Observation 654
Examination 659
Active Movements 659
Passive Movements 663
Approximation (Transverse Posterior Stress) Test. 664
Femoral Shear Test. 664
Gapping (Transverse Anterior Stress or Distraction Provocation) Test. 664
Ipsilateral Prone Kinetic Test. 665
Passive Extension and Medial Rotation of Ilium on Sacrum. 665
Passive Flexion and Lateral Rotation of Ilium on Sacrum. 665
Passive Lateral Rotation of the Hip. 666
Prone Gapping (Hibb’s) Test. 666
Sacral Apex Pressure (Prone Springing or Sacral Thrust) Test. 666
Sacroiliac Rocking (Knee-to-Shoulder) Test. 666
“Squish” Test. 667
Superoinferior Symphysis Pubis Stress Test. 667
Thigh Thrust Test (Also Called Oostagard, 4P, Sacrotuberous Stress, or POSH [Posterior Shear] Test). 667
Torsion Stress Test. 667
Resisted Isometric Movements 667
Functional Assessment 668
Special Tests 668
Tests for Neurological Involvement 668
Prone Knee Bending (Nachlas) Test. 668
Straight Leg Raising (Lasègue’s) Test. 668
Tests for Sacroiliac Joint Involvement 670
Flamingo Test or Maneuver. 670
Gaenslen’s Test. 670
Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test. 670
Goldthwait’s Test. 671
Ipsilateral Anterior Rotation Test. 671
Laguere’s Sign. 671
Mazion’s Pelvic Maneuver (Standing Lunge Test). 671
Patrick Test. 671
Piedallu’s Sign. 672
Supine-to-Sit (Long Sitting) Test. 672
Yeoman’s Test. 672
Tests for Limb Length 672
Functional Limb Length Test. 672
Leg Length Test. 674
Other Tests 674
Functional Hamstring Length. 674
90–90 SLR Test for Hamstring Tightness. 674
Sign of the Buttock Test. 674
Thoracolumbar Fascia Length. 675
Trendelenburg Test or Sign. 675
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 675
Peripheral Nerve Injuries about the Pelvis 676
Meralgia Paresthetica. 676
Ilioinguinal Nerve. 676
Joint Play Movements 676
Superoinferior Translation of Symphysis Pubis. 679
Palpation 679
Anterior Aspect 679
Iliac Crest and Anterior Superior Iliac Spine. 679
McBurney’s Point and Baer’s Point. 679
Lymph Nodes, Symphysis Pubis (Pubic Tubercles), Greater Trochanter of the Femur, Trochanteric Bursa, Femoral Triangle, and Surrounding Musculature. 679
Posterior Aspect 680
Iliac Crest and Posterior Superior Iliac Spine. 680
Ischial Tuberosity. 680
Sacral Sulcus and Sacroiliac Joints. 680
Sacrum, Lumbosacral Joint, Coccyx, Sacral Hiatus, Sacral Cornua, and Sacrotuberous and Sacrospinous Ligaments. 680
Diagnostic Imaging65 681
Plain Film Radiography 681
References 686
Suggested Readings 687
11 Hip 689
Applied Anatomy 689
Patient History 689
Observation 695
Anterior View 696
Lateral View 696
Posterior View 696
Examination 696
Active Movements 697
Passive Movements 700
Resisted Isometric Movements 700
Functional Assessment 702
Special Tests 705
Tests for Hip Pathology 705
Bryant’s Triangle. 705
Craig’s Test. 710
Dial Test of the Hip. 711
Flexion-Adduction Test. 711
Foveal Distraction Test. 712
Hip Scour Test. 712
Log Roll Test. 712
McCarthy Hip Extension Sign. 713
Nélaton’s Line. 713
Patrick’s Test (FABER or Figure-4 Test). 713
Rotational Deformities. 714
Stinchfield Resisted Hip Flexion Test. 714
Torque Test. 714
Tests for Impingement 714
Anteroposterior Impingement Test. 714
Posteroinferior Impingement Test. 715
Tests for Labral Lesions 716
Anterior Labral Tear Test (Flexion, Adduction, and Internal Rotation [FADDIR] Test). 716
Posterior Labral Tear Test. 717
Tests for Femoral Neck Stress Fractures 717
Fulcrum Test of the Hip. 717
Heel Strike Test. 718
Patellar-Pubic Percussion Sign. 718
Pediatric Tests for Hip Pathology 718
Abduction Test (Harts’ Sign). 718
Barlow’s Test. 718
Galeazzi Sign (Allis or Galeazzi Test). 718
Ortolani’s Sign. 719
Telescoping Sign (Piston or Dupuytren’s Test). 719
Tests for Leg Length 719
True Leg Length. 719
Standing (Functional) Leg Length. 721
Tests for Muscle Tightness or Pathology 721
Abduction Contracture Test. 721
Adduction Contracture Test. 722
Bent-Knee Stretch Test for Proximal Hamstrings. 723
Ely’s Test (Tight Rectus Femoris, Method 2). 723
Hamstrings Contracture Test (Method 2). 723
Lateral Step Down Maneuver (Pelvis Drop Test). 723
90–90 Straight Leg Raising Test (Hamstrings Contracture, Method 1). 724
Noble Compression Test. 725
Ober’s Test. 725
Phelps’ Test. 726
Piriformis Test. 726
Prone Lying Test for Iliotibial Band Contracture. 728
Rectus Femoris Contracture Test (Kendall Test, Method 1). 728
Sign of the Buttock. 728
“Taking Off the Shoe” Test. 729
Thomas Test. 729
Tightness of Hip Rotators. 729
Trendelenburg Sign. 729
Tripod Sign (Hamstrings Contracture, Method 3). 730
Other Tests 730
Timed “Up and Go” Test. 730
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 731
Peripheral Nerve Injuries about the Hip 731
Sciatic Nerve (L4 to S3). 731
Superior Gluteal Nerve (L4 to S1). 731
Femoral Nerve (L2 to L4). 732
Obturator Nerve (L2 to L4). 732
Joint Play Movements 732
Caudal Glide (Long Leg Traction). 732
Compression. 733
Lateral Distraction. 733
Palpation 733
Anterior Aspect 733
Iliac Crest, Greater Trochanter, and Anterior Superior Iliac Spine. 733
Inguinal Ligament, Femoral Triangle, Hip Joint, and Symphysis Pubis. 734
Posterior Aspect 735
Iliac Crest, Posterior Superior Iliac Spine, Ischial Tuberosity, and Greater Trochanter. 735
Sacroiliac, Lumbosacral, and Sacrococcygeal Joints. 736
Diagnostic Imaging 736
Plain Film Radiography 736
Anteroposterior View. 736
Cross Table Lateral View. 749
False-Profile Hip Radiograph. 749
Lateral (Axial “Frog-Leg”) View. 749
Arthrography 749
Computed Tomography 749
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 750
Scintigraphy (Bone Scan) 750
Ultrasonography 750
References 760
Suggested Readings 763
12 Knee 765
Applied Anatomy 765
Patient History 766
Observation 771
Anterior View, Standing 771
Lateral View, Standing 775
Posterior View, Standing 776
Anterior and Lateral Views, Sitting 777
Gait 777
Examination 780
Active Movements 781
Passive Movements 782
Resisted Isometric Movements 783
Functional Assessment 786
Ligament Stability 790
Collateral and Cruciate Ligaments 805
Collateral Ligaments. 805
Cruciate Ligaments. 805
Testing of Ligaments 808
Tests for One-Plane Medial Instability 811
Tests for One-Plane Lateral Instability 813
Tests for One-Plane Anterior Instability 814
Active Drawer Test. 814
Drawer Sign. 815
Lachman Test. 817
Tests for One-Plane Posterior Instability 819
Active Drawer Test. 819
Drawer Sign or Test. 819
Godfrey (Gravity) Test. 819
Posterior Sag Sign (Gravity Drawer Test). 819
Reverse Lachman Test. 820
Tests for Anteromedial Rotary Instability 820
Dejour Test. 820
Slocum Test. 821
Tests for Anterolateral Rotary Instability 821
Active Pivot Shift Test. 821
Crossover Test of Arnold. 822
Flexion-Extension Valgus Test. 822
Jerk Test of Hughston. 823
Lateral Pivot Shift Maneuver (Test of MacIntosh). 823
Lemaire’s Jolt Test. 825
Losee Test. 825
Martens Test. 826
Nakajima Test. 826
Noyes Flexion-Rotation Drawer Test. 826
Slocum Test. 827
Slocum Anterolateral Rotary Instability Test. 827
Tests for Posteromedial Rotary Instability 827
Hughston’s Posteromedial and Posterolateral Drawer Sign. 827
Posteromedial Pivot Shift Test. 828
Tests for Posterolateral Rotary Instability 828
Active Posterolateral Drawer Sign. 828
Dynamic Posterior Shift Test. 828
External Rotation Recurvatum Test. 828
Hughston’s Posteromedial and Posterolateral Drawer Sign. 829
Jakob Test (Reverse Pivot Shift Maneuver). 829
Loomer’s Posterolateral Rotary Instability Test. 831
Standing Apprehension Test. 832
Ligament Testing Devices 832
Quadriceps Neutral Test. 833
Test in Quadriceps Active Position. 833
Test in 30° Flexion. 833
Special Tests 834
Tests for Meniscus Injury 834
Anderson Medial-Lateral Grind Test. 835
Apley’s Test. 835
Bohler’s Sign. 836
“Bounce Home” Test. 836
Bragard’s Sign. 836
Cabot’s Popliteal Sign. 836
Childress’ Sign. 836
Dynamic Knee Test. 836
Ege’s Test. 837
Kromer’s Sign. 837
McMurray Test. 837
Modified Helfet Test. 837
O’Donohue’s Test. 838
Passler Rotational Grind Test. 838
Payr’s Test. 838
Steinman’s Tenderness Displacement Test. 838
Test for Retreating or Retracting Meniscus. 838
Thessaly Test. 839
Tests for Plica Lesions 840
Hughston’s Plica Test. 840
Mediopatellar Plica Test (Mital-Hayden Test or Medial Plica Shelf Test). 840
Patellar Bowstring Test. 840
Plica “Stutter” Test. 841
Tests for Swelling 841
Brush, Stroke, or Bulge Test. 841
Fluctuation Test. 842
Indentation Test. 842
Patellar Tap Test (“Ballotable Patella”). 842
Peripatellar Swelling Test. 843
Tests for Patellofemoral Dysfunction 843
Active Patellar Grind Test. 843
Clarke’s Sign (Patellar Grind Test). 843
Eccentric Step Test. 844
Frund’s Sign. 844
Lateral Pull Test. 844
McConnell Test for Chondromalacia Patellae. 844
Passive Patellar Tilt Test. 845
Step Up Test. 845
Vastus Medialis Coordination Test. 846
Waldron Test. 846
Zohler’s Sign. 846
Other Tests 846
Daniel’s Quadriceps Neutral Angle Test. 846
Fairbank’s Apprehension Test. 846
Functional Leg Length. 847
Functional Test for Quadriceps Contusion. 847
Measurement of Leg Length. 847
Measurement of Muscle Bulk (Anthropometric Measurements for Effusion and Atrophy). 847
Moving Patellar Apprehension Test for Lateral Patellar Instability. 848
Noble Compression Test. 848
Q-Angle or Patellofemoral Angle. 848
Radulescu Sign. 849
Tests for Hamstring Tightness. 849
Test for Knee Extension Contracture (Heel Height Difference). 849
Tubercle Sulcus Angle (Q-Angle at 90°). 850
Wilson Test. 850
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 851
Peripheral Nerve Injuries about the Knee 852
Common Peroneal Nerve (L4 to S2). 852
Saphenous Nerve (L2 to L4). 853
Joint Play Movements 855
Backward and Forward Movements of Tibia on Femur 855
Medial and Lateral Translation of Tibia on Femur 856
Medial and Lateral Displacements of Patella 856
Depression (Distal Movement) of Patella 856
Anteroposterior Movement of Fibula on Tibia 856
Palpation 857
Anterior Palpation with Knee Extended 857
Patella, Patellar Tendon, Patellar Retinaculum, Associated Bursa, Cartilaginous Surface of the Patella, and Plica. 857
Suprapatellar Pouch. 857
Quadriceps Muscles (Vastus Medialis, Vastus Intermedius, Vastus Lateralis, Rectus Femoris) and Sartorius. 858
Medial Collateral Ligament. 858
Pes Anserinus. 858
Tensor Fascia Lata (Iliotibial Band and Head of Fibula). 858
Anterior Palpation with Knee Flexed 858
Tibiofemoral Joint Line and Meniscus. 858
Tibiofemoral Joint Line, Tibial Plateau, Femoral Condyles, and Adductor Muscles. 858
Anterior Palpation with Foot of Test Leg Resting on Opposite Knee 858
Posterior Palpation with the Knee Slightly Flexed 858
Posterior Aspect of Knee Joint. 858
Posterolateral Aspect of Knee Joint. 858
Posteromedial Aspect of Knee Joint. 859
Hamstring and Gastrocnemius Muscles. 859
Diagnostic Imaging 859
Plain Film Radiography 859
Anteroposterior View. 859
Lateral View. 859
Intercondylar Notch (Tunnel View X-Ray). 861
Axial (Skyline) View. 863
Fixed Flexion Posteroanterior View (10° to 30° Knee Flexion). 863
Standing Anteroposterior View. 868
Arthrography 868
Arthroscopy 869
Computed Tomography 869
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 869
Xeroradiography 870
References 878
Suggested Readings 885
13 Lower Leg, Ankle, and Foot 888
Applied Anatomy 888
Hindfoot (Rearfoot) 888
Tibiofibular Joint. 888
Talocrural (Ankle) Joint. 888
Subtalar (Talocalcanean) Joint. 889
Midfoot (Midtarsal Joints) 890
Talocalcaneonavicular Joint. 890
Cuneonavicular Joint. 891
Cuboideonavicular Joint. 891
Intercuneiform Joints. 891
Cuneocuboid Joint. 891
Calcaneocuboid Joint. 891
Forefoot 891
Tarsometatarsal Joints. 891
Intermetatarsal Joints. 891
Metatarsophalangeal Joints. 891
Interphalangeal Joints. 891
Patient History 891
Observation 895
Weight-Bearing Position, Anterior View 895
Weight-Bearing Position, Posterior View 902
Weight-Bearing Position, Lateral View 902
Non–Weight-Bearing Position 904
Common Deformities, Deviations, and Injuries 905
Bunionette (Tailor’s Bunion). 905
Claw Toes. 905
Clubfoot. 905
Crossover Toe. 905
Curly Toe. 906
Equinus Deformity (Talipes Equinus). 906
Exostosis (Bony Spur). 906
Forefoot Valgus. 906
Forefoot Varus. 907
Hallux Rigidus. 908
Hallux Valgus. 908
Hammer Toe. 909
Hindfoot Valgus (Subtalar or Rearfoot Valgus). 910
Hindfoot Varus (Subtalar or Rearfoot Varus). 910
Mallet Toe. 910
Metatarsus Adductus (Hooked Forefoot). 910
Morton’s (Atavistic or Grecian) Foot. 910
Morton’s Metatarsalgia (Interdigital Neuroma). 910
Pes Cavus (“Hollow Foot” or Rigid Foot). 910
Pes Planus (Flatfoot or Mobile Foot). 911
Plantar Flexed First Ray. 912
Polydactyly. 913
Rocker-Bottom Foot. 913
Splay Foot. 913
Turf Toe. 913
Shoes 913
Examination 914
Active Movements 914
Plantar Flexion 914
Dorsiflexion 915
Supination and Pronation 915
Toe Extension and Flexion 915
Toe Abduction and Adduction 918
Passive Movements 919
Resisted Isometric Movements 920
Functional Assessment 920
Special Tests 924
Tests for Neutral Position of the Talus 924
Neutral Position of the Talus (Prone—Non–Weight-Bearing Position). 924
Neutral Position of the Talus (Supine—Non–Weight-Bearing Position). 924
Neutral Position of the Talus (Weight-Bearing Position). 926
Tests for Alignment 929
Coleman Block Test. 929
Forefoot-Heel Alignment. 929
Leg-Heel Alignment. 929
Tests for Tibial Torsion 930
Tibial Torsion (Prone). 930
Tibial Torsion (Sitting). 931
Tibial Torsion (Supine). 931
“Too Many Toes” Sign. 932
Tests for Ligamentous Instability 932
Anterior Drawer Test of the Ankle. 932
Cotton Test (Lateral Stress Test). 933
Crossed Leg Test. 934
Dorsiflexion Compression Test. 934
Dorsiflexion Maneuver. 934
External (Lateral) Rotation Stress Test (Kleiger Test). 934
Fibular Translation Test. 935
Heel Thump Test. 935
Point (Palpation) Test. 936
Prone Anterior Drawer Test. 936
Squeeze Test of the Leg. 936
Talar Tilt. 936
Other Tests 937
Buerger’s Test. 937
Duchenne Test. 937
Feiss Line. 937
Figure-Eight Ankle Measurement for Swelling. 937
Functional Hallux Limitus Test. 938
Functional Leg Length. 938
Hoffa’s Test. 938
Homans Sign. 938
Matles Test. 939
Morton’s Test. 939
Patla Tibialis Posterior Length Test. 939
Swing Test for Posterior Tibiotalar Subluxation. 939
Test for Peroneal Tendon Dislocation. 939
Thompson’s (Simmonds’) Test (Sign for Achilles Tendon Rupture). 940
Tinel’s Sign at the Ankle (Percussion Sign). 940
Windlass Test. 941
Reflexes and Cutaneous Distribution 941
Peripheral Nerve Injuries of the Lower Leg, Ankle, and Foot 942
Deep Peroneal Nerve (L4 to S2). 942
Superficial Peroneal Nerve (L4 to S2). 944
Tibial Nerve (L4 to S3). 945
Saphenous Nerve. 947
Joint Play Movements 947
Long-Axis Extension 948
Anteroposterior Glide 948
Talar Rock 949
Side Tilt 949
Rotation 950
Side Glide 950
Tests for Tarsal Bone Mobility 950
Palpation 950
Palpation Anteriorly and Anteromedially 951
Toes and Metatarsal, Cuneiform, and Navicular Bones. 951
Medial Malleolus, Medial Tarsal Bones, and Posterior Tibial Artery. 951
Anterior Tibia, Neck of Talus, and Dorsalis Pedis Artery. 953
Palpation Anteriorly and Anterolaterally 954
Lateral Malleolus, Calcaneus, Sinus Tarsi, and Cuboid Bone. 954
Inferior Tibiofibular Joint, Tibia, and Muscles of the Leg. 954
Palpation Posteriorly 954
Calcaneus and Achilles Tendon. 954
Posterior Compartment Muscles of the Leg. 954
Diagnostic Imaging 955
Plain Film Radiography 955
Anteroposterior View of the Ankle. 956
Mortise View of the Ankle. 956
Lateral View of Leg, Ankle, and Foot. 958
Dorsoplanar View of the Foot. 958
Medial Oblique View of the Foot. 958
Stress Oblique View. 958
Stress Film. 958
Measurements on Plain Radiographs. 965
Abnormal Ossicles or Accessory Bones. 966
Films Showing Bone Development. 967
Arthrography 967
Computed Tomography 968
Magnetic Resonance Imaging 968
Bone Scans 968
Ultrasonography 968
References 974
Suggested Readings 979
14 Assessment of Gait 981
Definitions 981
Gait Cycle 981
Stance Phase 982
Swing Phase 982
Double-Leg Stance 984
Single-Leg Stance 984
Normal Parameters of Gait 985
Base (Step) Width 985
Step Length 985
Stride Length 986
Lateral Pelvic Shift (Pelvic List) 986
Vertical Pelvic Shift 987
Pelvic Rotation 987
Center of Gravity 987
Normal Cadence 987
Normal Pattern of Gait 987
Stance Phase 987
Initial Contact (Heel Strike) 988
Load Response (Weight Acceptance or Foot Flat) 990
Midstance (Single-Leg Support) 990
Terminal Stance (Heel Off) 991
Preswing (Toe Off) 991
Swing Phase 991
Initial Swing 991
Midswing 992
Terminal Swing (Deceleration) 993
Joint Motion During Normal Gait 993
Hip. 993
Knee. 993
Gastrocnemius and Soleus. 993
Foot and Ankle. 994
Overview and Patient History 994
Observation 994
Anterior View 995
Lateral View 996
Posterior View 996
Footwear 996
Examination 996
Locomotion Scores 997
Compensatory Mechanisms 1000
Abnormal Gait 1000
Antalgic (Painful) Gait 1007
Arthrogenic (Stiff Hip or Knee) Gait 1007
Ataxic Gait 1007
Contracture Gaits 1007
Equinus Gait (Toe Walking) 1008
Gluteus Maximus Gait 1008
Gluteus Medius (Trendelenburg) Gait 1009
Hemiplegic or Hemiparetic Gait 1009
Parkinsonian Gait 1010
Plantar Flexor Gait 1010
Psoatic Limp 1010
Quadriceps Avoidance Gait 1010
Scissors Gait 1010
Short Leg Gait 1010
Steppage or Drop Foot Gait 1011
References 1014
Suggested Readings 1015
15 Assessment of Posture 1017
Postural Development 1017
Factors Affecting Posture 1022
Causes of Poor Posture 1022
Postural (Positional) Factors 1022
Structural Factors 1022
Common Spinal Deformities 1022
Lordosis 1022
Pathological Lordosis. 1023
Swayback Deformity. 1023
Kyphosis 1024
Round Back. 1026
Humpback or Gibbus. 1026
Flat Back. 1026
Dowager’s Hump. 1026
Kypholordotic Posture. 1027
Scoliosis 1027
Patient History 1029
Observation 1031
Standing 1032
Anterior View 1032
Lateral View 1036
Posterior View 1040
Forward Flexion 1044
Sitting 1046
Supine Lying 1048
Prone Lying 1049
Examination 1049
Leg Length Measurement. 1049
Slump Test. 1049
Additional Tests. 1050
References 1052
Suggested Readings 1052
16 Assessment of the Amputee 1054
Levels of Amputation 1054
Patient History 1057
Observation 1061
Examination 1065
Measurements Related to Amputation 1065
Active Movements 1065
Passive Movements 1069
Resisted Isometric Movements 1069
Functional Assessment 1069
Sensation Testing 1069
Psychological Testing 1069
Palpation 1070
Diagnostic Imaging 1070
References 1070
Suggested Readings 1071
17 Primary Care Assessment 1072
Objectives of the Evaluation 1076
Primary Care History 1076
Examination 1077
Vital Signs 1078
General Medical Problems 1078
Head and Face 1078
Eye Examination 1078
Dental Examination 1079
Ear Examination 1079
Nose Examination 1079
Neurological Examination and Convulsive Disorders (Including Head Injury) 1079
Musculoskeletal Examination 1080
Cardiovascular Examination 1081
Pulmonary Examination 1085
Gastrointestinal Examination 1085
Urogenital Examination 1086
Dermatological Examination 1086
Examination for Heat (Hyperthermic) Disorders 1087
Examination for Cold (Hypothermic) Disorders 1087
Laboratory Tests 1087
Diagnostic Imaging 1088
Physical Fitness Profile (Functional Assessment) 1088
Functional Movement Screen (FMS).106–108 1089
Strength 1089
Power 1089
Flexibility and Range of Motion 1091
Speed 1092
Cardiovascular Fitness and Endurance 1092
Agility, Balance, and Reaction Time 1093
Maturation and Growth 1093
Body Composition and Anthropometry 1096
Tests for Return to Activity Following Injury 1096
Forward Step Down Test. 1099
Yo-Yo Endurance Test (Also Called the Beep, Bleep, Progressive Shuttle Run, and the Leger Shuttle Run). 1099
Yo-Yo Intermittent Endurance Test. 1099
Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery Test (Yo-Yo 1R2 Test). 1099
Sports Participation 1099
References 1101
Suggested Readings 1103
18 Emergency Sports Assessment 1105
Pre-Event Preparation 1105
Primary Assessment 1105
Level of Consciousness 1107
Establishing the Airway 1109
Establishing Circulation 1111
Assessment for Bleeding, Fluid Loss, and Shock 1113
Pupil Check 1114
Assessment for Spinal Cord Injury 1114
Assessment for Head Injury (Neural Watch) 1116
Assessment for Heat Injury 1118
Assessment for Movement 1119
Positioning the Patient 1119
Injury Severity 1122
Secondary Assessment 1122
References 1127
Suggested Readings 1128
Index 1131
A 1131
B 1133
C 1134
D 1138
E 1139
F 1141
G 1144
H 1145
I 1147
J 1149
K 1149
L 1150
M 1153
N 1155
O 1156
P 1157
Q 1161
R 1162
S 1163
T 1169
U 1172
V 1172
W 1173
X 1173
Y 1173
Z 1173
Endsheet 5-7 IBC1