CPAs/Clusters

Question 1

PART 1: L-SPINE

Answer 1

PART 1: L-SPINE

Question 2

Henschke (Vertebral Frx)

Answer 2

• Age >70
• Significant Trauma
• Prolonged corticosteroid use
• Sensory alterations from the trunk down

Question 3

Roman (Vertebral Frx)

Answer 3

• BMI >22
• Age >52
• Female
• Does not exercise regularly
• No presence of leg pain

Question 4

Lumbar Stenosis CPR.

Answer 4

• Bilateral symptoms
• Leg pain > back pain
• Pain with walking/standing
• Pain relieved with sitting

Question 5

Lumbar Stability Training CPR.

Answer 5

• Age <40
• • Prone Instability Test
• Abberant motions with movement testing present
• Present SLR >91 degrees

Question 6

Patients likely to benefit from spinal manipulation.

Answer 6

• Duration of symptoms <16 days.
• No symptoms distal to the knee.
• FABQ <19
• At least one hip with >35 degrees IR
• Hypomobility in lumbar spine

Question 7

PART 2: SIJ

Answer 7

PART 2: SIJ

Question 8

Laslett’s Cluster for SIJ Pain Origin.

Answer 8

• Thigh Thrust
• Decompression
• Compression
• Gaenslen’s
• Sacral Thrust

(3/5)

Question 9

Van der Wurff’s Cluster for SIJ Pain Origin.

Answer 9

• Thigh Thrust
• Decompression
• Compression
• Gaenslen’s
• Patrick’s (FABER)

Question 10

PART 3: HIP

Answer 10

PART 3: HIP

Question 11

Hip OA CPR.

Answer 11

• Squatting as aggravating factor.
• Lateral pain with active hip flexion.
• Pain with active hip extension.
• Passive Hip IR <25 degrees.
• Positive Scour test w/ adduction.