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DPT Spring 2024 > Clin Med- Low Back I > Flashcards

Clin Med- Low Back I Flashcards

1
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Spinal malignancy is multiple _________

A

myeloma

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Spinal malignancy is a primary malignant tumor in the _______ ________
This is typically in ________ individuals

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bone marrow; older

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Spinal malignancy:

________ metastases is secondary and is the _____ MOST common serious spinal pathology

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Spinal; 2nd

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What are the most common tumors of the spine?

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Spinal Mestastases

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Spinal metastases is MOST often from __________, __________, prostate, _______, GI, and thyroid

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breast; lung; kidney

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__________ is the 3rd MOST common area of metastasis, behind lung and liver

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bone

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With bone metastasis, the ______ ______ is the MOST common structure involved and typically in the _______ portion… this leads to wedging (disc rarely involved)

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vertebral body; anterior

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With spinal malignancy, the _________ region is the MOST area involved (70%)

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thoracic

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9
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With spinal malignancy, _____% created cord compression or myelopathy

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20

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10
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With spinal malignancy risk factor:

97% of spinal tumors are the result of metastases, this means that _______ of _______ is the MOST useful indicator

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PMH; cancer

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11
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With spinal malignancy, _______ bone is replaced by _______

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healthy; tumor

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12
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Which imaging is the GOLD standard for spinal malignancy?

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MRI

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13
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What should you mainly ask in the subjective self/family Hx for ANY patient?

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Hx of cancer

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14
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Cancer S&S the pain is _______ and ________

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local; referred

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15
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With cancer, it worsens as the tumor grows and enroaches on other ________ with more ________

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tissue; inflammation

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With cancer S&S, if someone wakes up at the same time every night it is due to what usually?

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metabolic activity

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17
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As cancer worsens, it is often invariable with ______ or movement and may become constant

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position

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18
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Additional cancer S&S?

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N&V

Loss of appetite

unexplained weight loss ≥ 5-10% over a 3-6 month period

fever, chills, night sweats

swollen, non-tender lymph nodes

unusual malaise and fatigue

secondary infections (lowered immunity)

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What S&S would likely be present due to the involvement of vertebral body? NOT spinal cord yet….

_____ segmental

______ S&S

_____ P!

______reflexive

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multi

UMN

Spinal

Hyper

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With spinal malignancy, the MOST common initial symptom is?

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spinal P!

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With spinal malignancy, there is a ________ and ______ P! that may become progressive and constant

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unfamiliar; severe

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With spinal maligancy, there could be possible bony alterations including ___ and subsequent ______ instability

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fxs; joint

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With spinal malignancy, thay be unable to lie ______ due to P!

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flat

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24
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With spinal malignancy, there will most likely be __________ P! with scan and biomechanical exam components that stress the ______ ________ and lumabr will possibly be +

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mechanical; verterbal body

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25
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With spinal malignancy, there will be a _______ referral to MD unless cord S&S you would want to immobilize for _________ referral

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urgent; emergency

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_______ myelopathy is slow, gradual, and often progressive compression of the cord

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Lumbar

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27
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What level does the spinal cord end?

A

L1-L2

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28
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The ______ region is the 2nd MOST common area of spine for compression

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lumbar

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29
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Lumbar myelopathy is ______ due to trauma

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NOT

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30
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What is lumbar myelopathy MOST commonly due to _________ spinal changes

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degenerative

31
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With lumbar myelopathy and degenerative spinal changes, it has:

Lax and buckling _______ ________

Age-related joint _________ with enlarging and enroaching ______ bone aka stenosis

Age-related _______ disease with _________

______ ______ collapse

Pathalgical __________ such as spondylolithesis

A

Ligamentum Flavum

disease; athritic

disc; herniations

vertebral body

instability

32
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With lumbar myelopathy and malignancy, 20% of the time only well validated RED flag being hx of _________

A

cancer

33
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With lumbar myelopathy, there is rare ______ disc herniation

A

disc

34
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With observation of lumbar myelopathy, it is NOT _____ and NOT likely to ______

A

acute; splint

35
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With lumbar myelopathy and A/PROM- there will be extreme ______ pain with _________ reproduction with scan and biomechanical exam

A

spinal; mechanical

36
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With lumbar myelopathy, A/PROM- there will be extreme spinal pain with mechanical reproduction with scan and biomechanical exam, possibly for:

_____-_______ changes

_______ body

Instability

A

age-related

vertebral

37
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With lumbar myelopathy, _____ stress tests will be positive possibly or ______ symptoms

A

PA; neuro

38
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With lumbar myelopathy:

DTRs ______reflexive

_______ myotomes

_______ bowel and bladder

Clonus and Babinski ________

Dural mobility _____

Superficial reflexes _______active

A

hyper
fatiguing
spastic/retentive
+
-
hypo

39
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With lumbar myelopathy, it is a. _______ referral

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urgent

40
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With lumbar myelopathy, there will be _____ segmental numbness and ______/paralysis of lower extremities and trunk below level of injury likely leading to impaired balance

A

multi; weakness

41
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________ _________ syndrome is compression on some degree of the 20 spinal nn. that originate from the end of spinal cord or conus medularris in the vertebral canal

A

Cauda Equina

42
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Cauda Equina syndrome is ______ or _____ and below what segment?

A

acute; chronic; L1-L2

43
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Cauda Equina syndrome is ____ with 2% of lumbar age-related ____ changes

A

rare; disc

44
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Cauda Equina syndrome is PRIMARILY due to ____ to ______ lumbar age-related disc changes

A

mid; lower

45
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Cauda Equina syndrome is SECONDARILY due to other _______ spinal changes and ________

A

degenerative; malignancy

46
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What are the risk factors for Cauda Equina syndrome?

Mid to lower lumbar
- _______ IDD, central> postlat IDD

  • ________ stenosis
  • surgery
  • < ______ years
  • Obesity
A

Persistent

central

50

47
Q

Cauda Equina syndrome clinical manifestations S&S Hx including (LMN):

____ _____ P!

Bowel and blader _________

_________ dysfunction

Possible _____ S&S if malignancy contributing

A

Low back

incontinence

sexual

cancer

48
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With Cauda Equina syndrome, limited and worse with _____ and better with ______ activities

A

EXT; FLX

49
Q

With Cauda Equina syndrome, there are progressive or even alternating LE/_______ findings due to movement of ______ ______

A

patchy; spinal nerves

50
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With Cauda Equina syndrome, there are paresthesia’s and decreased sensation in multiple dermatomes in what areas?

A

saddle or groin area

51
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With Cauda Equina syndrome, there a multiple ______ weaknesses and _____ abnormality

A

myotomial; gait

52
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With Cauda Equina syndrome, there are ______active DTRs

A

hypo

53
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Is dural moblity + for cauda equina syndrome?

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yes

54
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What kind of referral is Cauda Equina syndrome?

A

emergency

55
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What imaging is the GOLD standard for Cauda Equina syndrome?

A

MRI

56
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______ __________ is the infectious disease of spinal structures

A

spinal infections

57
Q

Osteomyelitis is associated with _______ infections nad affects the ______

A

spinal; bone

58
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Discitis means what?

A

disc infection

59
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Spinal infections is uncommon in ________ countires but resurgence with longevity and IV drug use

A

wealthier

60
Q

Discitis is more common in ______ spine

A

lumbar

61
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Spinal infections etiology:

Primarily from _____ _______ bacteria

What is the secondary?

A

air born

staph bacteria

62
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What are risk factors for spinal infection?:

________ suppression

_________ particularly of the spine and repeated procedures

_____ drug use

________ depravation

Hx of _____ or other recent infections

A

Immuno

Surgery

TB

63
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With spinal infection, it may take days, _____ or ______ to spread to the spine

A

months
years

64
Q

With spinal infections, it spreads to the disc MORE commonly in the ______ spine

A

lumbar

65
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With spinal infection, it is NOT common but as abscess grows the following may occur:

____ ______ irritation

_______ ______ collapse/fx

______ compressionmay develop

A

nere root

vertebral body

cord

66
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What is the MOST common presenting symptom for spinal infection?

A

age-related changes with back P!/stiffness

67
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With spinal infections, there are __________ and ________ symptoms NOT common initially

A

constitutional; infection

68
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What are the infection S&S?

_______ (MOST common early symptom)

Fever, _____, ______

N&V

Enlarged and likely ________ lymph nodes

_________ (maybe lymphangitis or streaks toward lymph nodes) abcess, _____, and or swelling

A

Malaise

chills; sweats

tender

Redness; heat

69
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Spinal infection is usually ______ and ______ spinal P! that limits motion

A

localized; progressive

70
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With spinal infections, it is likely _______ pain for disc > ______ _______ involvement with scan and biomechanical exam

A

mechanical; vertebral body

71
Q

Spinal infection, infection S&S particuraly they would experience ______ fatigue and have a _____ since onset of back P!

A

abnormal; fever

72
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If spinal infection is left untreated, it could lead to:

______ weight loss of ≥ 5-10% over a 3-6 month period with loss of appetite

_______ S&S influence LE and coordination as well with bowel and bladder ________

Loss of lumbar ______

A

unexplained

neurological; dysfunction

lordosis

73
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Spinal infection is a _______ referral unless cord or Cauda equina S&S then _______ referral to MD

A

urgent; emergency

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