MSK4 - Spine Pathoanatomy Clues

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If your patient complains of: pain c sustained position, relieved with change,
they likely have __________.

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If your patient has: aberrant motions
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient complains of: dull ache in sitting, no hard neuro S/S
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient complains of: sudden/deep pain c flexion/rotation, possible neuro S/S
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient complains of: dull ache medial to PSIS
they likely have __________.

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If your patient has: a localized spasm about the affected spinal segment (lumbar or cervical)
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient has: a muscular band running across their back perpendicular to the spine
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient: consistently deviates to one side during forward bending and the other side during backward bending
they likely have __________.

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If your patient complains of: pain c extension/walking
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient complains of: chronic dull LBP and decreased walking tolerance
they likely have __________.

1

If your patient was in a MVA and complains of neck pain
they likely have __________.

This quiz was made to help me connect very basic clues that might be noted early on in an examination to identify the problem and guide the choice of ICF classification. Again, it is very simplistic.

MSK4 - Spine Pathoanatomy Clues

MSK4 - Spine Pathoanatomy Clues

If your patient complains of: pain c sustained position, relieved with change, they likely have __________.

If your patient has: aberrant motions they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: dull ache in sitting, no hard neuro S/S they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: sudden/deep pain c flexion/rotation, possible neuro S/S they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: dull ache medial to PSIS they likely have __________.

If your patient has: a localized spasm about the affected spinal segment (lumbar or cervical) they likely have __________.

If your patient has: a muscular band running across their back perpendicular to the spine they likely have __________.

If your patient: consistently deviates to one side during forward bending and the other side during backward bending they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: pain c extension/walking they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: chronic dull LBP and decreased walking tolerance they likely have __________.

If your patient was in a MVA and complains of neck pain they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: pain c sustained position, relieved with change,
they likely have __________.

If your patient has: aberrant motions
they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: dull ache in sitting, no hard neuro S/S
they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: sudden/deep pain c flexion/rotation, possible neuro S/S
they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: dull ache medial to PSIS
they likely have __________.

If your patient has: a localized spasm about the affected spinal segment (lumbar or cervical)
they likely have __________.

If your patient has: a muscular band running across their back perpendicular to the spine
they likely have __________.

If your patient: consistently deviates to one side during forward bending and the other side during backward bending
they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: pain c extension/walking
they likely have __________.

If your patient complains of: chronic dull LBP and decreased walking tolerance
they likely have __________.

If your patient was in a MVA and complains of neck pain
they likely have __________.