MS 1 Flashcards

1
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most common bacteria to cause ostemomyelitis

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staph aureus

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2
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most sensitive and specific imaging test for bone mets

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MRI

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3
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cauda equina syndrome occurs when there is dysfunction or damage to

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the lumbar and sacral nerve roots of the cauda equina e.g. disc herniation, epidural abscess, tumor

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4
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cauda equina syndrome s/sx
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acute onset of LBP
pain radiating down one or both legs
saddle anesthesia
bladder incontinence
fecal incontinence

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5
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cauda equina syndrome tx

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spinal decompression

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colles fracture

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fracture of the distal radius of the forearm along the dorsal displacement of the wrist

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fracture of the distal radius of the forearm along the dorsal displacement of the wrist

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Colles fracture

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fx - hx of falling on outstretched hand FOOSH

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colles fracture - distal radius along wrist

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9
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dinner fork fracture aka

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Colles fracture - fx of distal radius

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hip fx - sign of displaced fx

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severe hip pain w/ external rotation of the hip/leg and leg shortening

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scaphoid/navicular fracture

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wrist pain on palpation of the anatomic snuffbox, hx of falling forward on outstretched hand to break fall

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scaphoid/navicular fracture - when will it show on x ray and why

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initial x ray of the wrist often normal, but repeat x ray in 2 weeks will show the scaphoid fx due to callus bone formation

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13
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scaphoid/navicular fracture - high risk for what, and do what?

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avascular necrosis and nonunion, place in thumb spica splint and refer to an orthopedist

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14
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tendon

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connects muscle to bone

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15
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connects muscle to bone

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tendon

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16
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partial or complete tear of tendon or muscle is called a ____

17
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strain

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partial or complete tear of tendon or muscle

18
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ligament

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connects bone to bone

19
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connects bone to bone

20
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partial or complete tear of a ligament is a ___

21
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partial or complete tear of a ligament

22
Q

genu recurvatum

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hyperextension or backward curvature of the knees

23
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genu valgum

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knock knees

24
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genu valrum

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exercise and injury - within first 48 hours of injury 2
1. avoid vigorous exercise 2. engage in gentle ROM exercises
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finkelstein's test - tests for
de quervain's tenosynovitis which is inflammation of the tendon sheath, located at the base of the thumb
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finkelstein's test is + if
there is pain and tenderness on the wrist on the thumb side
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drawer sign is a test for
knee stability
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drawer sign +
excessive laxity of affected knee is suggestive of a torn ligament
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a positive anterior drawer sign is indicative of
damage or torn anterior cruciate ligament ACL
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a positive anterior drawer sign is indicative of
damage or torn posterior cruciate ligament PCL
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lachman's sign
knee is 30 degrees of flexion, the femur is stabilized, the other hand is used to apply force to the tibia to displace the tibia forward on the femur + suggestive ACL tear
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knee is 30 degrees of flexion, the femur is stabilized, the other hand is used to apply force to the tibia to displace the tibia forward on the femur + suggestive ACL tear
Lachman's sign
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+ valgus stress test of knee
medial collateral ligament tear MCL
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+ varus stress test of the knee
test for tear in lateral collateral ligament LCL