Kinesiology 2263F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Supinator Muscle, Mechanical Advantage, Sprain
30 May 2017
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Field assessment is a concise assessment used to get general idea of how bad it is and how we are going to remove them. Sideline assessment is a more in-depth, routine protocol what are we doing today! Must understand why you are doing it, and what it is telling you. Young baseball player comes to see you in clinic, has been pitching ++ lately and has started to get some elbow pain. Poor historian and just says his elbow hurts. Includes statements provided by the patient on their symptoms. From this history, you develop your assessment plan/strategy. Symptom: organic manifestation which only patient is aware of: pain (characteristics, numbness/tingling, nausea, heard/felt pop. Signs: observable physical phenomenon indicative of a conditions presence. Dr. james cyriax developed a method for locating and identifying a lesion by applying tension selectively to each of the structures that might produce pain.
