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Title: Easy assessment of musculoskeletal system for GPs


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Easy assessment of musculoskeletal system for GPs
  • Aspects of examining the musculoskeletal system

2
  • Revisiting the basics
  • GALS
  • Video
  • Some bits and pieces / a personal view

3
History
  • Have you any pain or stiffness in your muscles,
    joints or back?
  • Do you have any trouble getting up or down
    stairs?
  • Do you have any difficulty getting dressed?

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Revisiting the basics
  • Inspection Look
  • Palpation Feel
  • Movement Move
  • Stability
  • Function
  • Compare with opposite side

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Inspection
  • Skin colour / rashes
  • Swelling
  • Deformity
  • Scars
  • Muscle wasting
  • Surrounding structures - bursae, tendons

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Palpation
  • Nature of swelling
  • bony
  • synovial
  • effusion
  • Warmth
  • Tenderness

8
Movement
  • Active and passive
  • Range of movement
  • Crepitus
  • Note pain
  • Instability

9
Stability
  • Subluxation or dislocation
  • MCP
  • Radioulnar
  • subtalar
  • MTP

10
Function
  • Lower limbs - gait
  • Hands
  • pincer grip
  • power grip

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G A L S
  • Doherty, Dacre, Dieppe and Snaith (1992) The GALS
    locomotor screen, Annals of Rheumatic diseases
    51 1165-9
  • GAIT
  • ARMS
  • LEGS
  • SPINE

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G A L S
  • provide a valuable screening test for use in
    general practice
  • the procedure can be viewed as a general
    functional (disability), as well as a basic
    musculoskeletal assessment
  • ..be useful in selective situations as a rapid
    test of functional performance and to screen out
    regional locomotor abnormalities that merit
    closer scrutiny

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GALS recording
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Bits and pieces
  • Hands
  • Wrists - CTS de Q
  • Shoulders
  • Backs
  • Hips
  • Feet - biomechanics
  • Hypermobility
  • Fibromyalgia

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Hand - RA
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Early synovitis
  • PIP - skin discolouration and tenderness
  • Clench fist - MCPs should be white with no
    infilling
  • MCP squeeze to elicit tenderness
  • Inferior radio ulnar stress test
  • Bulge sign at knee
  • MTP squeeze test

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Hand OA
20
Raynauds 1
21
Raynauds 2
22
Scleroderma early
23
Scleroderma
24
Sclerodactaly (acrosclerosis)
25
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Phalens
  • Tinels

26
De Quervains tenosynovitis
  • APL and EPB tendons
  • tender over radial styloid
  • sometimes nodule (thickened sheath)
  • Finkelsteins test
  • Rest it
  • Inject it

27
Shoulders
  • Shoulder or not
  • Glenohumeral or not - external rotation
  • Tenderness
  • bicipital groove
  • subacromial
  • Painful arc of abduction

28
Shoulder - abduction
29
Shoulder function related to abduction
30
Backs
  • Lumbar flexion
  • Modified Schobers - or use your fingers
  • Fingers to floor misleading
  • Lumbar extension
  • Lumbar lateral flexion
  • Sacroiliac restriction

31
Backs - neurology
32
Sham backache
33
Hips
  • Internal rotation - can examine sitting
  • Trochanteric bursitis
  • Trendelenburg - to distinguish lumbosacral from
    hip pain

34
Trendelenburg test
35
Foot - biomechanics
  • Swing phase
  • Stance phase
  • Contact (27)
  • Midstance (40)
  • Propulsive (33)

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Biomechanics - stance phase
  • Contact
  • outer border heel strikes then
  • PRONATION at subtalar joint shifts centre gravity
    medially
  • causes tibia to internally rotate
  • purpose is shock absorption/adaption uneven ground

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Biomechanics - stance phase (2)
  • Midstance
  • forefoot loaded
  • subtalar joint supinates
  • causes tibia to externally rotate
  • foot is converted to rigid lever ready for
    propulsion
  • ends with heel lift

38
Biomechanics - stance phase (3)
  • Propulsion
  • app 25 bodyweight on metatarsals and toes (esp
    1st)
  • ends with toes off

39
Abnormal pronation and supination
40
Over pronation
  • Subtalar pronation unchecked
  • longitudinal arch stretches and flattens
  • excess rotation of tibia
  • Hallux valgus
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Achilles tendonitis
  • Post tibial tendonitis
  • stress navicular
  • anterior knee pain
  • low back pain

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Hypermobility
  • Dorsiflexion of 5th MCP to 90 degrees
  • Apposition of thumb to volar aspect of forearm
  • Hyperextension of elbow by 10 degrees
  • Hyperextension of knee by 10 degrees
  • Hands flat on floor with knees extended

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Fibromyalgia
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