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Bursitis

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Inflammation of bursa

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Bursa

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Small sac to reduce friction

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Bursitis Cause

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Overuse structures around bursa

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Bursitis locations

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Shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, ankle

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Bunion

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first MTP joint excessive bone growth

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Bakers cyst

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synovial cyst at lateral popliteal space

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Tendonitis

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Inflammation of tendon

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Paratendon

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surrounds tendon, houses blood vessels

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Tendon sheath

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Surrounds tendon that crosses bony prominence

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Tendonitis cause

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chronic overload

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Grade 1 tendonitis

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Pain after activity

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Grade 2 tendonitis

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Pain at beginning of activity/ disappears during

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Grade 3 tendonitis

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Pain before, during, after activity

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Grade 4 tendonitis

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Pain with ADL’s

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Paratendonitis

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Inflammation of paratenton

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Tenosynovitis

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inner surface irritation

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Tenovaginitis

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irritation/thickening of tendon

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Tendinosis

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Degenerative changes w/ overuse

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Calcific Tendonitis affects who and what

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ppl 30-60 yrs in rotator cuff muscles

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Calcific tendonitis

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Calcific deposits accumulate in cells

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Dislocation

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Complete dissociation of joint surfaces

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Sublaxation

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Joint surfaces remain partial contact

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Most frequently dislocated joint and direction

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GH – anterior

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Patella m/c dislocation direction

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lateral

Lunate MOI

FOOSH

Femur m/c dislocation direction

Posterior by impact to knee

edema

Local or general accumulation of fluid

Fibrosis

Formation of excess CT as reactive process

Fibrosis

Inflammatory hyperplasia

Hypermobility

Increased degree of ROM

Beighton Scale

Hypermobility scale -- 5 or higher positive

Hypomobility

Loss of motion

Hypomobility Causes

decreased flexibility, compensation

Hypertrophy

Increase in bulk or part of organ, not due to tumor

Muscle hypertrophy

growth and size increase of muscle cells

Muscle hyperplasia

New muscle cell formation