SCS - All of it
normal hip angle of inclination hip - ANS-125- 130 degrees
meds for asthma - ANS-B-2 agonists, corticosteroids, anticholinergic, leukotriene inhibitors
meds for Exercise induced bronchospasm - ANS-Short acting beta2 agonist
Hydration pre exercise - ANS-17-20 oz 3 hours prior to activity
Hydration during exercise - ANS-7-10 oz every 10-20 minutes
Hydration after exercise - ANS-16-24 oz for every pound lost during exercises
Canadian C-Spine Rules - ANS-High risk people
1. age > 65
2. dangerous mechanism
3. Paresthesias in the extremities
If YES then get an X RAY
IF NO to Above then:
1. absence of midline tenderness
2. simple rear end MVA
3. sitting position in ER
4. ambulatory at any time
5. delayed onset of neck pain
If NO to these then XRAY
IF YES to above proceed to ROM measurement
1. able to rotate neck 45 degrees both ways
If NO to this then XRAY
If YES to this that no films needed
Center Edge Angle - ANS-Should be 20-25 deg.
A vertical line is drawn through the center point of the femoral head. Another line is constructed
through the femoral head center to the outer upper acetabular margin. The angle formed is then
measured.A shallow angle may be related to underlying acetabular dysplasia, which has been
linked to the onset of degenerative joint disease
Acetabular labral repair WB - ANS-4 weeks, 50% WB
, Femoroplasty WB - ANS-WBAT, 4 weeks on crutches
Hip microfracture WB precautions - ANS-8 weeks, TTWB (30 lbs)
Meniscus tear CPR - ANS-Joint Line tenderness
Reports of locking / giving way
Pain or click with McMurray Testing
Pain with passive full knee flexion
Pain with forceful hyperextension
Jerk Test (shoulder) - ANS-TESTING: Labral Tear
Sensitivity: 90%
Specificity: 85%
POSITION: Load arm and then move into horizontal adduction in multiple positions and move in
ER/IR motion
(+) TEST: Clicking or popping with loaded movement
Kim Test - ANS-TESTING: Inferior labrum tear
Sensitivity: 80%
Specificity: 95%
POSITION: SITTING distract shoulder and elevate passively move in IR/ER motion, compress
and move in IR/ER motion
(+) TEST: Clicking or popping with loaded movement and absent with distracted movement
Load and Shift Test - ANS-anterior and posterior GH instability
Sensitivity: 14%
Specificity: 100%
CKC exercise after post dislocation - ANS-6-8 weeks
Chances of current instability following shld dislocation - ANS-30%
RTP post-op shld instability - ANS-9 months
Pitchers 16 and under: rest based on pitch count - ANS-21-40: 1 day
41-60: 2 days
61+: 3 days
Ottawa Ankle Rules - ANS-Ankle film if:
-Bone tenderness at lateral malleolus
-Bone tenderness at medial malleolus
-Inability to to walk 4 steps after injury and in ER
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