Comp Exam Flashcards

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Na/K Pump

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3 Na OUT; 2 K IN

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Local Potential - Temporal

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STEPWISE Fashion

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Local Potential - Spatial

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SEVERAL at SAME TIME

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End of Cord

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L2

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Cauda Equina

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L2-S5

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Lateral Horns

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T1-L2

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Posterior Intermediate Sulcus

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C1-T2

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Rexed Laminae 2

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PAIN;

substanita gelatinosa

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Rexed Laminae 3 & 4

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DISCRIMINATIVE touch; CONSCIOUS proprioception;

nucleus proprius

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Rexed Laminae 7

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UNCONSCIOUS proprioception,

nucleus dorsalis/Clark’s column

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Dorsal Column

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Discriminative touch, conscious proprioception

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Spinothalamic

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Conscious pain/temp

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Spinoreticular

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Arousal, unconscious pain

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Spinocerebellar

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Unconscious proprioception

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Lateral Corticospinal

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Voluntary movement; fine motor

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Rubrospinal

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Gross motor

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Reticulospinal

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Trunk and posture

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Vestibulospinal

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Trunk and posture

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Tectospinal

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Reflexive turning of head

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Quadraplegic

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C1-T1

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Paraplegic

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T1/2 Down

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Anterior Cord Injury

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Ventral lost, dorsal intact

NO pain/motor/light touch/proprioception/deep pressure

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Central Cord Injury

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Medial lost;

UE > LE weakness

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Brown Sequard Injury

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Half lost

NO ipsi light touch/vibration; contral temp

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Autonomic Dysreflexia Risk
T6 and above
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SNS output
thoracolumbar
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PNS output
cervicosacral
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Thalamus nuclei: anterior
emotional tone
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Thalamus nuclei: dorsomedial
judgement/reasoning
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Thalamus nuclei: ventral anterior
motor planning/regulation
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Thalamus nuclei: ventral lateral
motor output regulation
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Thalamus nuclei: ventral posterior
somatosensory and vestibular information
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Thalamus nuclei: LGN
relay to primary visual [17]
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Thalamus nuclei: MGN
relay to primary auditory [41]
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BG Loop: striato-pallido-thalamic
motor
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BG Loop: dorsolateral prefrontal
executive function
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BG Loop: lateral orbitofrontal
empathy/social appropriateness
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BG Loop: Anterior cingulate
procedural learning
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BG Loop: Direct
facilitates movement via internal GP, + feedback
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BG Loop: Indirect
inhibit movement via external GP, - feedback
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Climbing Fibers
Teach purkinje cells how to response to particular patterns of movement from mossy/parallel fiber input
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Broca's Area
``` L = motor program of speech R = nonverbal, gestures, tone ```
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Wernicke's Area
``` L = comprehension of speech R = nonverbal, spatial relationship ```
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Semicircular canal
ANGULAR movement
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Otolith
LINEAR movement [utricle = horizon; saccule = vert]
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M1
primary simple movement of hand/face
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PMA
complex multi-joint movement that is coordinated
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PMCd
large proximal mm
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PMCv
hand shape
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SMA
sequential movement and bilat coordination
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Stroke: face droop, dead arm, dysarthria, dysphagia
MCA
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Stroke: LE weakness, difficulty standing
ACA
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Stroke: impaired judgement, impulsivity, neglect, visual deficits, hemiparesis
Right
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Stroke: language deficits, aphasia, apraxia, processing delay, perseveration, hemiparesis
Left
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CT
good contrast resolution | specific and sensitive
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Xray
specific, not sensitive
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MRI
sensitive, no specific
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T1 MRI
parallel, bone, anatomical
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T2 MRI
perpendicular, water, pathology
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ABCs of radiology
Alignment, Bone density, Cartilage, Soft tissue
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Therapeutic Index
LD50/ED50; HIGHER # = SAFER
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Absorption
best with small, lipid soluble, polar molecules
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Pharmokinetics
absorption, distribution, biotransformation, excretion
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Pharmacodynamics
effect at target site
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HTN meds [5]
beta blocker, alpha blocker, Ca blocker, diuretics, ACE inhibitor
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Anti-arrhythmia meds [4]
Na blocker, beta blocker, K blocker, Ca blocker
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MAOI
prevent dopamine breakdown
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Mm relaxors
Baclofen [bind to GABA]; Botox [inhibit Ach]
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Cancer drug that causes foot drop
Vincristine
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Transcription
DNA > RNA
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Translation
RNA > protein
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Anaerobic vs. Aerobic Respiration
An = 2 ATP, A = 34 ATP
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B cells
humoral immunity bone marrow antibodies
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T cells
cell mediated immunity thymus NK cells
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Hypersensitivity Types
``` ABCD 1 = allergic 2 = antibody [blood] 3 = immune complex [clumps] 4 = cell mediated [delay] ```
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Hashimoto's
HYPOthyroidism, goiter, weight gain, cold intolerance
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Grave's
HYPERthyroidism, exopthalamus, weight loss, heat intolerance
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OCD
``` obsessive = repeated behavior compulsive = MUST react immediately ```
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ADHD
hyperactive, inattentive, impulsive
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Cancer warning signs
``` Night pain Can't alleviate pain Deep ache Diffuse Weakness Fatigue ```
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Cushing's
HYPER-ACTH, moon face, obese
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Addison's
HYPO-ACTH, hyperpigmentation
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Na
``` 142 [135=low, 145=high], ECF Aldosterone = direct relationship ADH = indirect relationship Hypo = hypovolemia, dec AP Hper = edema, HTN ```
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K
3.5-5 [3.5=low, 5=high] ICF Aldostersone = indirect relationship Hypo/Hyper = arrhythmia, N/T
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Ca
ECF PTH = direct relationship Hypo = inc AP, weak heart Hyper = dec AP, strong heart
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Spinal Fx Stability
1 column = stable 3 column = unstable 2 column = follow middle column classification [I = stable, II, III = unstable]
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Knee Trauma Rule: Hx of trauma or fall AND 50 yo, AND/OR can't WB 4 steps
Pittsburg Rule
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Knee Trauma Rule: >55 yo, tender @ fibular head/patella, can't flex knee to 90, can't WB 4 steps
Ottawa Rule
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Anterior and Posterior Hip Precautions
A: ext, ABD, ER P: flex, ADD, IR
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Bone Health T-score
-1 = norm -1 to -2.5 = osteopenia > -2.5 = osteoporosis
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ABI Scale
0.5-0.8 = intermittent claudication
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ACE wrapping for AKA
into extension and ADD
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Extensor Excursion
extensor ligaments prone to shortening | splint in extrinsic + [MCP flex, PIP/DIP ext]
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Functional Hand Splint
Wrist 20-30 ext, thumb ABD, MCP 15-20 flex, PIP slight flex
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DF Stop and PF Stop
``` DF = extension moment at knee PF = flexion moment at knee [aid push off/foot drop] ```
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DF assist
increase toe clearance and prevent foot slap | ex. gillette, posterior leaf spring
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Ground Reaction AFO
force knee extension and aid push off
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Pressure intolerant areas for prosthetic sockets
``` distal patella tibial crest fibular head distal fibula HS tendons ```
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Lever arm [long, short]
``` Long = flexion moment, buckle Short = fall over front, buckle ```
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Prosthetic [long, short, medial whip]
Long = vault, uphill, LBP Short = step in hole Medial Whip = ER of knee
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Disease: systemic, autoimmune, proximal, bouchard's nodes at PIP
RA
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Disease: local, degeneration, distal, herberden's nodes at DIP
OA
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OA nodes
Herberden's at DIP
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RA nodes
Bouchard's at PIP
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Stages of Cancer Intervention
Preventative, restorative, supportive, palliative
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Bone Malignancy: LE, 60 yo, distal femur/proximal tibia
osteosarcoma
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Bone Malignancy: > 40 yo, M>W, central skeleton and pelvis
chondrosarcoma
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Bone Malignancy: >3
Ewing's Sarcoma
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Common metastasis sites
``` Pituitary Thyroid Breast Lung Kidney ```
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Type of Research: record, analyze, and interpret what exists naturally
Descriptive
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Nominal Data
Classification scale, data assigned to a category
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Ordinal Data
Ranking scale
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Interval
Equal intervals with NO true zero [ex. temp]
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Ratio
Equal intervals WITH true zero [ex. ROM]
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Intra-rater
between ONE person
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Inter-rater
between 2+ people
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Standard Deviation Break Down
1 SD = 68% [34.1x2] 2 SD = 95% [13.6x2] 3 SD = 99% [2.1x2]
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Error: concluding there is a difference when there is not
Type 1
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Error: concluding there is NO difference when there is
Type 2
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Pearson's Correlation Interpretations [R value]
``` 1 = perfect 0.7 = strong 0.5 = moderate 0 = no relationship ```
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Sensitivity
``` SNOUT Tests for True + If you're - you DON't have it RULE OUT ex. MRI ```
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Specificity
``` SPIN Tests for True - If you're + you HAVE it RULE IN ex. pregnancy test ```
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Term: self-determination; wishes of competent individuals are honored
Autonomy
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Term: moral obligation to act for benefit of others
beneficience
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Term: obligation individuals have to others in society
duty
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Term: obligation to do no harm
non-maleficence
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Term: obligation to tell the truth
veracity
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Consequentialism
Focus on consequences, ends justify means | Actions that bring most good
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Deontological
Focus on action, strict moral obligation
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Global vs. Local muscles
``` Global = mobility, pain = over-activation Local = stability, pain = inhibition ```
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PLL becomes the
tectorial membrane
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supraspinous ligament becomes the
nuchal ligament
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ligamentum flavum becomes the
posterior atlanto-occipital membrane/ligament
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Collagen type in the nucleus pulposus vs. annulus fibrosus
``` nucleus = type 2 annulus = type 1 ```
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optimal stimulus for regneration of nucleus vs. annulus
``` nucleus = compress/distract annulus = rotation ```
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Cloward Sign
anterior/lateral disc = mid back/scapular boarder | posterior/lateral disc = over scapula/upper arm
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Facet orientation
``` CS = 45 to horizontal TS = coronal [60-90-0] LS = sagittal ```
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Fryette's Law
LS in neutral = OPPOSITE coupling | LS in flex/ext = SAME coupling
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SI motion
nutation = flexion; counternutation = extension
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Neutral and Elastic Zone
``` Neutral = 1st few degrees; movement w/little R Elastic = neutral to end ROM; movement w/high R ```
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Condition: B&B dysfunction, saddle paresthesia, severe back pain, B leg pain, motor weakness
CE
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Condition: motor/sensory changes, hyper-reflexive, +/- B&B dysfunction, +/- pain
cord compression
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5 D's for VA screen
``` Drop attack Dizzy Diplopia Dysarthria Dysphagia ```
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MMT vs. Myotome
MMT = consistent weakness; Myotome = fatiguing weakness
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Traction parameters
``` CS = 5-10# of F, Upper = 10-20 flex, Lower = 25-30 flex LS = 25-50% BW ```
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Neurodynamic tender points
C6, T6, L4, post knee, ant elbow
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Slider vs. Tensioner
Slider: both ends move, irritable Tensioner: one end moves, chronic
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McKenzie Classification: abnormal stress on normal tissue, no pain w/movement; re-edu
Postural
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McKenzie Classification: normal stress on abnormal tissue, pain at end ROM, remodel tissue
Dysfunctional
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McKenzie Classification: abnormal stress on abnormal tissue, direction pain; recover function
Derangement
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MSI: Flexion vs Extension Category
Flex: tight ext, weak paraspinals, flat back Ext: tight flex, weak abs, lordosis
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How short and long muscles test
short test strong long test weak think L/T relationship
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Type 1 and 2 fibers prone to...
1 = weakness, 2 = tightness
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ROM testing for single and multi-joint muscles
single = end ROM; multi = mid ROM
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Forefoot varus NWB and WB [FF, STJ, C]
NWB: FF inverted, STJ neutral, C vertical WB: FF flat, STJ pronated, C everted
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Forefot valgus NWB and WB {FF, STJ, C]
NWB: FF everted, STJ neutral, C vertical WB: FF flat, STJ supinated, C inverted
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Rearfoot varus NWB and WB [FF, STJ, C]
NWB: FF inverted, STJ neutral, C inverted WB: FF flat, STJ pronated, C vertical
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Soft end feel [6]
hip flex, knee flex, elbow flex, PIP flex, CMC flex, CMC opposition
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Hard end feel [8]
elbow ext, pronation, RD, PIP flex, Thumb MCP flex, Thumb IP flex, PIP flex, ankle eversion
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Blood borne pathogens and precautions
pathogens = HIV, Hep B, Hep C | gown and glove to tx open wound
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Feces pathogens
Hep A, Hep E
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Airborne pathogens and precautions
TB, SARS, Measles, Chicken Pox | PAPR, neg airflow room
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Droplet pathogens and precautions
Influenza, mumps, whooping cough | Mask and gloves
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Contact pathogens and precautions
VRE, MRSA | gown and gloves
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Contraindications to ICU Tx
HR >100, 200, 110 | O2
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Positioning for AKA, BKA, Burns
``` AKA = extension and ADD BKA = hip and knee extension Burn = elongation across joints ```
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Gait Trianing
4 and 2 point = FWB 3 point = NWB 3 point mod = PWB 4 and 2 point mod = balance
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Gait Speed
Norm = 1.4 m/s | Fall risk =
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Burn Classification
Superifical: epidermis, red, painful Superifical partial: dermis, edema, blister, painful Deep partial: little dermis remains, white, painless Full: subcutaneous, painless
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Pressure Ulcer Classification
Stage 1: skin intact, non blanchble redness Stage 2: partial thickness, red w/slough Stage 3: full thickness, to FASCIA Stage 4: full thickness, THROUGH fascia Unstageable: full thickness covered with eschar
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Arterial vs. Venous wound
``` Arterial = punched out, red halo, pain with elevation Venous = irregular, hemosiderin staining pain with dependent position ```
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Wound Dressing = TIME
tissue management infection moisture edge advancement
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US
Thermal = continuous, non thermal = DC 50% 1 MHz = deep; 3 MHz = superifical subacute = 1 deg change, chronic = 2, stretch = 4
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Venous Wound Tx
CORE: compression, optimize wound environment, review risk factors, estable maintenance plan
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Wound modalities
1. HVPC 2. US [acute nonthermal; chronic thermal]
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Pain modalities
1. TENS 2. IFC
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Edema modalities
1. IFC 2. NMES
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Weakness modalities
1. Russian 2. NMES 3, IFC
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Carotid Sheath
Carotid a, Vagus n, Internal Jugular v.
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Cubital Fossa
Brachial a, Median and Radial n, Biceps tendon
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Pes Anserinus
SGT FOS sartorius, gracilis, semitentindosus femoral, obturator, sciatic
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Posterior Neck Triangle
Trapezius, posterior SCM, Clavical | Accessory n. BP, phrenic n. subclavian a/v
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Brainstem
``` Midbrain = III, IV Pons = V, VI, VII, VIII Medulla = IX, X, XI, XII ```
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CN
``` Olfactory Optic Oculomotor Tochlear Trigeminal Abducens Facial Vestibulocochlear Glossopharyngeal Vagus Acessory Hypoglossal ```
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Term: movement related to displacement, velocity, and acceleration
kinematics
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Term: movement in terms of forces
kinetics
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Newton's Laws
``` 1st = intertia 2nd = F=m*a 3rd = action/reaction ```
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Levers
1st = FAR; 2nd = ARF, 3rd = AFR
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Convex-Concave Rule
Convex moving = OPPOSITE | Concave moving = SAME
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Term: inability of a 2 joint mm to perform concentric contraction over 1 joint when shortened over another
active insufficiency
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Term: inability of a 2 joint mm to lengthen over 1 joint when it is lengthened over another
passive insufficiency
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Phases in Healing
``` Acute = 0-10 day, at rest/with motion Subacute = 10d-6wk, with motion Chronic = 6w-1yr, after activity ```
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Hip Angle of Incline
Norm = 125 Valgum > 125, longer limb w/increase joint reaction force Varus
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Hip Angle of Torsion
Norm = 8-15 Anteversion >15, IR, Toe IN Retroversion
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ACL
NWB resists ANT translation | WB resists POST translation
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PCL
Resists FLEX NWB resists POST translation WB resists ANT translation
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Hand Deformity: PIP hyperext; DIP flex
swan neck
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Hand Deformity: PIP flex, DIP hyperext
Boutonniere
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Hand Deformity: PIP ext, DIP flex
Mallet finger
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Spine Coupling
``` CS = Opposite LS = Same TS = follows what it's closest to ```