Anatomy
Name the two anatomical movements that are performed during ober's test?
Hip abduction and extension
What is the long term consequence of a epiphyseal plate fracture?
Sealing of the growth plate which can cause length discrepancy
Ober's and Noble's compression test are special test for which anatomical structure?
IT band (iliotibial band)
What is the name of the classification type used to describe the different types of epiphyseal plate fractures?
Salter-Harris
What structures are involved in a type II epiphyseal plate fracture?
epiphyseal plate (physis) and diaphysis (shaft)
What is the positive sign for ober's test?
Hip hangs in abducted position with thigh failing to reach parallel
What can result from type V of the epiphyseal plate fratcure that is undetected?
Avascular necrosis can occur and growth may be inhibited
What are the three predisposing factors of IT band friction syndrome?
Tight IT band, excessive pronation, and Genu varum (bow-legged)
During flexion and extension of the knee which anatomical structure is the IT band in contact with?
Lateral femoral condyle
IT band friction can inflame the bursa and lead to?
Periostitis