Ch. 15: Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

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Define Hypercalcemia

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increased calcium in the blood

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Define kyphosis

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abnormal condition of a humpback

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Define laminectomy

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excision of lamina of the vertebral arch

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Define lordosis

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abnormal condition of a swayback

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Define osteitis

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inflammation of the bone

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Define scoliosis

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abnormal condition of lateral curvature of the spine

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Define vertebroplasty

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repair of compression fractures of the vertebrae

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Define lumbar

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pertaining to the lower back

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Define osteoblast

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cell synthesizes collagen to form bone tissue

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Define osteoclast

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cells that break down bone to remove bone tissue

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Define osteomalacia

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softening of the bone

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Define acetabular

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pertaining to the hip joint

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Define carpal

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pertaining to the wrist bones

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Define femoral

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pertaining to the femur

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15
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Define Ewing sarcoma
Who is most at risk?
What are some of the type of treatments?
Is the a potential cure?

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rare malignant tumor arising in bones

  • found in children
  • treatment: radiation/chemo
  • if metastasis doesn’t occur
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Name the different types of fractures
What are some treatments?

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  • simple closed fracture
  • compound open fracture

treatment:
- close reduction
- open reduction

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What the difference between open and closed fractures?

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open: can see bone (protruding out of skin)
closed: can’t see bone

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Define fracture

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traumatic breaking of a bone

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Define closed reduction

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manipulative reduction without surgical incision

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Define open reduction

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an incision make for access to the fracture cite

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Why are casts applied to fractures?

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to mobilize an injury after a closed reduction

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Unabbreviate ORIF

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open reduction internal fixation

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Define osteosarcoma
Who is most at most at risk?

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malignant tumor arising from the osteoblast
- at the ends of the long bones

  • in children
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Define osteomyelitis
Who is most at risk?

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inflammation of the bone and bone marrow
- secondary to infection (near end of long bone)
- bacteria enters through wound

  • children
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Define osteoporosis When are women most at risk?
decrease in bone density - thinning and weakening of the bone - older women from estrogen deficiency (metapause)
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Define ankylosis
stiffing of a joint
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Define arthroplasty
surgical repair of the joint
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Define bursitis
inflammation of the bursa
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Define achondroplasia
without cartilage formation
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Define chondromalacia
softening of cartilage in the joints and breaks down
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Define synovitis
inflammation of the synovial membrane
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Define tenorrhaphy
surgical suturing of the tendon
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Define ankylosing spondylitis What type of medicine helps?
Chronic progression of arthritis with stiffening of the joints - mainly in spine - antiflammatory drugs
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Define gouty arthritis What does it cause?
inflammation of painful swelling in joints - from crystals - rapid deterioration of articular cartilage
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Define osteoarthritis
progressive degenerative joint disease - loss of articular cartilage
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Define rheumatoid arthritis Who's most at risk? How is it diagnosed? Types of treatment?
chronic joint condition of inflammation and pain - from autoimmune reaction against joint tissue - civinal membrane - most common in men - blood tests/x-rays - heat application drug/aspirin
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Define bunion
enlargement of the toe and tissue around the joint at the base of the toe - from un-fit shoes
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Define carpal tunnel syndrome treatment?
compression of the median nerve as it passes between the transverse ligament and the bones and tendons of the wrist - surgery
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Define dislocation:
displacement of a bone from its joint - shoulder/hip
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Define ganglion cyst
fluid filled sac arising from a joint/capsule of a tendone
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Define Lyme disease treatment?
chronical occurent disorder - severe arthritis/myalgia/melace - from bacteria carried by a tick - antibiotics/antiviral
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Define fasciotomy
incision of facia
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Define fibromyalgia
chronic pain and stiffness in muscles/joints/fibrous tissue
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Define leiomyoma
benign smooth muscle tumor
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Define myalgia
muscle pain
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Define myocardial
pertaining to the heart muscle
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Define atrophy
decrease in the size of an organ or tissue
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Define hypertrophy
increase in the size of an organ or tissue
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Define muscular dystrophy How is it detected? Who is most effected?
group of inherited diseases - progressive weakness and degeneration of muscle fibers - not involve with nervous system - muscle biopsy/electrography - mainly men
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Define polymyositis
chronic inflammatory myopathy - muscle weakness pain, rash around eyes/face/limbs - autoimmune disorder
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Unabbreviate ESR
erythrocyte sedimentation rate
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Unabbreviate and define RF
rheumatoid factor test - serum test for antibodies for rheumatoid arthritis
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Define uric acid test
measures uric acid in serum
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Define arthrocentesis
surgical puncture to remove fluid from a joint
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Define arthrography
taking x-ray images after an injection of contrast material into the joint
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Define arthroplasty
surgical repair of the joint
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Define arthroscopy
visual examination of the joint
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Define bone density test What can it detect?
low energy x-ray obsorbtion in bones - spinal column, pelvis, wrist - measure bone mass - osteopenia/osteoporosis
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Define bone scan What another name for it? What does it detect?
uptake of a radioactive substance - measured in the bone - bone scintigraphy - tumor, infection, stress factors
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Define muscle biopsy
removal of muscular tissue for microscopic examination - detect abnormalities/disease
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Unabbreviate ACL
anterior cruciate ligament of the knee
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Unabbreviate BKA
below-knee amputation
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Unabbreviate CTS
carpal tunnel syndrome
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Unabbreviate DTRs
deep tendon reflexes
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Unabbreviate IM
intramuscular
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Unabbreviate OA
osteoarthritis
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Unabbreviate RA
rheumatoid arthritis
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Unabbreviate SLE
systemic lupus erythematosus
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Unabbreviate ortho
orthopedics