MSK 1 Flashcards

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greenstick fracture

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only one side of the bone is broken, more common in long bones of children

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referral pattern for liver and lung

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neck/shoulder

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3
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boxer’s fracture

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5th MC

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Maitland grades of mobilization

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5 is thrust

basketball court

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anterior interosseous syndrome

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median n.
motor only
pinch grip test

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nerve injury levels

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  • neuropraxia
  • axonotmesis
  • neurotomesis: full neuron and sheath
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biceps femoris reflex level

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S1

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boyes test

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for central tendon rupture
+ inability to flex DIP
boutonnière deformity

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cervical spinal manip screen

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  • signs of UMN lesion
  • vertebral artery/ligament instability testing
  • bilateral radicular symptoms
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MMT grading

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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
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myositis ossificans

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atypical bone formation in elbow or thigh

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spaces where TOS can happen

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  • interscalene triangle
  • costoclavicular space
  • subpectoralis minor space
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13
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what phase are patients in with dynamic splints for tendon repair?

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repair phase

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14
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biceps brachii reflex level

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C5

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15
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gangrene

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death of tissue due to loss of vascularity

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16
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beighten scale parts and score

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  • pinky (2)
  • thumb (2)
  • elbow (2)
  • knee (2)
  • hamstring (1)

4/9 is hyper mobility syndrome

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spiral groove syndrome

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radial n.
wrist drop
radial n. sensory deficits

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symptoms of carpal tunnel

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weakness and atrophy of thenar mm., sensory changes/pain, positive phalen’s and reverse phalen’s, tinel’s and direct compression

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ulnar collateral testing

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moving valgus stress test
valgus stress test
milking maneuver
stand up test (posterior band)

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20
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game keepers thumb

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sprain of UCL at MCP

valgus stress test

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secondary bone healing

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4 stages of healing

  1. hematoma formation (inflammation stage)
  2. soft callus formation (proliferative stage, 3-4 week formation)
  3. hard callus formation (maturing or modeling phase, 2-3 months) CLINICAL UNION
  4. bone remodeling (woven into stronger bone)
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secondary OA

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specific cause (injury, obesity, genetics)

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claw finger

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intrinsic mm. wasting, either ulnar or median n., occurs when asked to extend fingers

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24
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chronic fatigue syndrome

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general fatigue more than 6 months, reduction in activity ability, unrefreshing sleep AND cognitive impairment OR orthostatic hypotensin

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pain location for dequervain's syndrome
radial styloid process
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C-spine manip rules
- symptoms less than 38 days - think it will help - rotation difference 10 degrees or greater - pain with spring testing
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arthrodesis
fusion
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DVT probability: wells criteria
+1 for... - active cancer - paralysis/paresis/immobilization - bedridden recently - localized tenderness along deep vein - calf swelling 3cm - pitting edema in painful leg - collateral superficial veins - previous DVT -2 for alternative diagnosis 2 or more DVT likely
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which is worse proximal, middle, or distal scaphoid fracture?
proximal takes longest to heal 12-23 weeks
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special tests for lateral epicondylalgia
pain-free grip Cozen's test Mill's test resistance of 3rd digit (maudsley's)
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brachioradialis reflex level
C6
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distal bicipital tendon rupture signs
swelling and bruising tenderness over radial tubercle pain with elbow flexion or supination Popeye deformity
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what muscles does the median n. innervate past the wrist
abductor pollicis brevis flexor pollicis brevis opponens pollicis lumbricals 1 and 2
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TFCC tests
piano key test on ulna | supination lift test
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body weight at water levels...
``` C7 = 10% zyphoid = 30% ASIS = 50% ```
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grading scale for joint play
``` 0 = no movement 1 = decrease in motion 2 = slight decrease 3 = normal 4 = slight increase 5 = increase in motion 6 = complete instability ```
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lumbar spinal manip screen
- unexplained weight loss - severe unremitting pain - b/b dysfunction - bilateral radicular symptoms
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wartenberg syndrome
superficial radial n. entrapment... pain/paresthesia over radial dorsal wrist, grip aggravates differential: dequervain's
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compound fracture
breaks through skin
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triceps reflex level
C7
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adhesive capsulitis stages
1: painful/pre-adhesive 2: freezing/adhesive 3: frozen/fibrotic 4: thawing stage
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ape hand
thenar eminence wasting, median n. palsy
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signs of TSA prosthetic loosening
- increased pain - instability - decreased ROM
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insufficiency stress fracture
normal activity on poor bone quality
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sweater finger
extended DIP, flexor profundus rupture
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bunnel-littler test
test for capsule vs. intrinsic m. tightness if PIP restricted w/ both then capsular tightness if PIP only restricted with MCP ext., team intrinsic mm.
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integumentary screening questions
- unusual or new moles - fever or night sweats - swelling or redness in any joint - pregnancy
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dx of knee OA
knee pain + radiograph charges + one of ... - older than 50 - morning stiffness - crepitus
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dx of hip OA
older than 50 morning stiffness 15 degree difference in IR and flexion
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colles fracture
distal radius
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AC separation types
1: sprain of AC 2: ruptured AC, sprain of coracoclavicular 3: both sets ruptured 4: clavicle posterior 5: clavicle superior 6: clavicle inferior
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indications for wrist arthroplasty
severe pain, instability, deformity
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cyriax pain and inflammation with passive range
pain before resistance --> acute inflammation pain with resistance --> subacute inflammation resistance prior to pain (overpressure) --> mild or chronic inflammation
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wartenburg's syndrome
superficial radial n. sensory only/pain mimics de quervian syndrome (pain with thumb flex and ulnar deviation)
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BMD score osteoporosis
T score -2.5 or lower | FRAX score
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cancellous bone
ribs, pelvis, vertabrae | -heal faster
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psychological screening questions
- changes in mentation - LOC - attention - orientation - judgement
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semitendinosus reflex level
S2
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primary bone healing
approximation of bone fragments from surgery
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radiographic healing
- callus size - cortical continuity - progressive loss of fracture line on x-ray
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osteomyelitis
bone infection
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kaltenborn's grades of mobilization
1: loosening, unweighting 2: tightening, taking up slack 3: stretching capsule
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cardiovascular screening questions
- SOB - dizziness - heaviness in chest - pulsating pain - constant pain in lower leg - discolored or painful feet - swelling with MOI
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carpel tunnel stages
- preclinical: symptoms only with prolonged activity - mild: night N&T - moderate: constant N&T, pain at night - severe: constant, atrophy
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zigzag deformity
flexion of CMC, hyperextension of MCP
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tests for medial epicondylalgia
resisted elbow flexion passive wrist extension valgus stress test
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allen test
circulatory testing open and close hand occlude radial and ulnar a. let one go compare bth
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cyriax lesion type
- painful and strong= minor lesion - painful and weak= major lesion - painless and weak= total rupture or neurologic lesion - painless and strong= normal
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pronator syndrome
median n. sensory only tests: resist pronation, extend elbow
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mill's test
passive wrist flexion stretch | + for lateral epicondylalgia
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extrinsic primary RTC tendinopathy
mechanical compression of tissue and can result from loss of stability of shoulder
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clinical healing
- absence of pain at site - no pain on weight bearing - return to normal limb function
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tests for ulnar n. dysfunction in the hand
formet's sign (IP flexion while holding paper) Jeanne's sign ( MCP extension in pinch grip) wartenburg's sign (unable to adduct 5th digit)
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synovitis
wrist, hand, fingers, tendon f the digits
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extrinsic internal RTC tendinopathy
compression of supraspinatus between glenoid and humerus, usually in throwers -20 degrees GIRD is risk factor
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GI/GU screening questions
- frequent or severe abdominal pain - frequent heartburn or indigestion - nausea or vomiting - change in B/B - unusual menstrual irregularities
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smith's fracture
distal segment displaced anteriorly
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osteotomy
realigns joint surfaces
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simple fracture
not breaking through skin
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primary OA
wear and tear with time
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what is important to remember about total elbow arthroplasty
protect tricep since it gets cut (10-12 weeks before isolated tricep work)
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referral pattern for gallbladder and stomach
thoracic/rib
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saltar harris fracture
fracture involving growth plate
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radial tunnel syndrome
posterior interosseous n. --> radial n. | mimics lateral epicondylitis
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olecranon bursitis signs
pain with end range flexion | student's elbow
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contraindications of massage
- acute inflammatory disease - infection of skin - open wounds - acute thrombophlebitis - localized malignancy - congestive heart failure
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supracondylar process syndrome
ligament of strutters compression | very rare
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referral pattern for heart
men: L shoulder, throat, jaw, neck women: R shoulder and R arm
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Guyon tunnel compression
ulnar n. sensory to hand wartenberg's SIGN often from longterm crutch use
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what zone is bad for flexor tendon lacerations
zone 2 there are 5 for fingers and 3 for thumb
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cubital tunnel syndrome
``` ulnar n. positive tinel's wartenberg's sign elbow flexion test (provocation and weakness) throwers ```
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what is intrinsic RTC tendinopathy?
age-related degeneration - very rare to have purely intrinsic, likely partly something else - articular side
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bishops hand
occurs when asked to make a fist median nerve palsy can't close the fingers 1-3
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lateral collateral testing
varus stress test
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cozen's test
resisted wrist extension | + for lateral epicondylalgia
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referral pattern for kidney and appendix
low back/flank
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common avascular necrosis sites
proximal femur and humerus, and scaphoid neck
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algometry
reliable pain measurement
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colles fracture
distal segment displaced dorsally, more common
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supinator syndrome
posterior interosseous n. --> radial n. thumb and finger ext. weakness motor only
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types of wrist instability
volar/dorsal intercalated segmental instability (VISI/DISI) | TFCC
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patellar reflex level
L4
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achilles reflex level
S1
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Outerbridge classification for OA
``` 0=normal cartilage 1=cartilage with softening and swelling 2=fragmentation of 1/2 in or smaller 3=fragmentation more than 1/2 in 4=erosion of cartilage down to bone ```
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remodeling stage of healing
4-8 weeks, no inflammation
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proliferation/repair stage of healing
5-28 days | active scar formation from fibroblasts laying down collagen
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extension test for elbow fracture
if they can get full extension its really unlikely that they have an elbow fracture
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deep tendon reflex testing grading
``` 0= absent 1= diminished 2= normal 3= exaggerated 4= clonus ```
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fibromyalgia syndrome
chronic widespread muscle pain, fatigue, and multiple tender points
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oncologic screening questions
- persistant night pain - constant pain anywhere - unexplained weight loss - loss of appetite - unusual lumps or bumps
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joint mob contraindications/precautions
C:unstable/hypermobile joints (spondylolithesis) P: joint effusion, inflammation, pregnancy, generalized hyper mobility, osteoporosis
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neurologic screening question
- changes in hearing - severe headaches - swallowing or speech difficulties - changes in vision - balance or coordination probs - fainting spells - sudden weakness - onset of saddle paresthesia
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bennett's fracture
base of 1st MC