MSK 1 Flashcards
greenstick fracture
only one side of the bone is broken, more common in long bones of children
referral pattern for liver and lung
neck/shoulder
boxer’s fracture
5th MC
Maitland grades of mobilization
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 is thrust
basketball court
anterior interosseous syndrome
median n.
motor only
pinch grip test
nerve injury levels
- neuropraxia
- axonotmesis
- neurotomesis: full neuron and sheath
biceps femoris reflex level
S1
boyes test
for central tendon rupture
+ inability to flex DIP
boutonnière deformity
cervical spinal manip screen
- signs of UMN lesion
- vertebral artery/ligament instability testing
- bilateral radicular symptoms
MMT grading
0= no contraction 1= trace 2- = initiates movement gravity eliminated 2= full ROM in gravity eliminated 3= full ROM against gravity 3+ = minimal resistance 4= moderate resistance 5= max resistance
myositis ossificans
atypical bone formation in elbow or thigh
spaces where TOS can happen
- interscalene triangle
- costoclavicular space
- subpectoralis minor space
what phase are patients in with dynamic splints for tendon repair?
repair phase
biceps brachii reflex level
C5
gangrene
death of tissue due to loss of vascularity
beighten scale parts and score
- pinky (2)
- thumb (2)
- elbow (2)
- knee (2)
- hamstring (1)
4/9 is hyper mobility syndrome
spiral groove syndrome
radial n.
wrist drop
radial n. sensory deficits
symptoms of carpal tunnel
weakness and atrophy of thenar mm., sensory changes/pain, positive phalen’s and reverse phalen’s, tinel’s and direct compression
ulnar collateral testing
moving valgus stress test
valgus stress test
milking maneuver
stand up test (posterior band)
game keepers thumb
sprain of UCL at MCP
valgus stress test
secondary bone healing
4 stages of healing
- hematoma formation (inflammation stage)
- soft callus formation (proliferative stage, 3-4 week formation)
- hard callus formation (maturing or modeling phase, 2-3 months) CLINICAL UNION
- bone remodeling (woven into stronger bone)
secondary OA
specific cause (injury, obesity, genetics)
claw finger
intrinsic mm. wasting, either ulnar or median n., occurs when asked to extend fingers
chronic fatigue syndrome
general fatigue more than 6 months, reduction in activity ability, unrefreshing sleep AND cognitive impairment OR orthostatic hypotensin