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How do we assess (diagnose) wrist sprains, strains, and tendinitis?

Assessment/diagnosis of wrist strain, sprain, and tendinitis is done using active and passive range of motion (ROM) as well as manual resistance (MR).

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passive range of motion / ROM assessment of the cervical spine

Neck General Orthopedic Assessment: Range of Motion and Manual Resistance

General orthopedic assessment testing includes three assessment techniques, two types of range of motion (ROM) assessment and manual resistance assessment.

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physical examination motion palpation (joint play) assessment of the cervical spine

Overview of Physical Examination Assessment of the Neck

If a physical examination assessment test creates signs/symptoms of the condition, it is positive and the therapist knows that tissue is unhealthy.

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palpation of the cervical spine is one assessment technique to perform during the physical examination

Introduction to Assessment/Diagnosis of the Neck

Before treatment can be given, it is necessary to have a clear understanding of the mechanism behind the musculoskeletal pathologic condition.

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spasmed muscles in the neck often occur due to poor postures such as the one here with the person reading a book in their lap

Signs, symptoms, and assessment (diagnosis) of spasmed muscles in the neck

The most common signs and symptoms of spasmed muscles of the posterior neck are pain, a feeling of tightness, and restricted motion.

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Straight leg raise orthopedic assessment test can be used to assess low back muscle spasming

Signs, symptoms, and assessment of spasmed muscles in the low back

The assessment/diagnosis for low back muscle spasming begins with the verbal history and ROM and orthopedic assessment, and is confirmed with palpation.

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straight leg raise orthopedic assessment test for a client with low back sprain / strain

Signs, symptoms, and assessment of low back strains and sprains

A low back sprain and strain present a similar clinical picture. The client/patient will have low back spasming and pain, which will increase with motion.

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