What are the classifications based on physical examination of the patient for hip pain?
These classifications are derived from the International classification for functioning.
If the greatest impairment is range of motion or joint mobility, the classification would be ________.
mobility deficit
This indicates a problem with joint mobility, possibly due to a tight joint capsule.
What classification applies if someone has too much motion and inability to control that neutral position?
hip pain with movement coordination deficit
This may relate to ligamentous laxity or a labrum tear.
A major deficit in MMT or strength indicates which classification?
power deficit
Muscle weakness can lead to this classification.
What condition may be classified as hip pain with radiating pain?
piriformis syndrome
This condition presents with pain that changes location.
What is the relationship between flexibility and power?
Flexibility affects strength and power, especially in recurrent conditions.
True or false: If a patient has a potential fracture, you should immediately palpate the area.
FALSE
It’s important to ask the patient to locate the tender spot themselves before palpation.
What should be the approach to palpation when assessing a patient?
Use minimum force necessary
This principle helps prevent worsening the chief complaint.
What are the special tests used for in the examination process?
Special tests should be selected based on the classification or diagnosis.
For a mobility deficit, which type of therapeutic exercise should be chosen?
range of motion exercises
This is part of the intervention process based on the classification.
What is the significance of understanding pathology in treatment prescription?
Guides the prescription of exercise
Different pathologies require different treatment approaches.