Musculoskeletal Flashcards

(128 cards)

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McMurray test

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Popping on external rotation is medial meniscal tear

Popping on internal rotation is lateral meniscal tear

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innervation of rotator cuff

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C5-C6

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innervation supraspinatus

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suprascapular nerve

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innervation infraspinatus

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suprascapular nerve

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innervation of teres minor

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axillary nerve

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innervation of subscapularis

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upper and lower subscapular nerves

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dislocation of which wrist bone can cause acute carpal tunnel

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lunate

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damage of which wrist bone can damage ulnar nerve

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hamate

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which wrist bones are directly distal to scaphoid

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trapezium laterally
trapezoid
capitate most medially

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lunate articulates with which bones

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scaphoid, capitate, hamate, triquetrum (contains pisiform)

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Guyon canal syndrome

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compression of ulnar nerve at wrist or hand, seen in cyclists

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what roots contribute to axillary nerve

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C5-C6

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what roots contribute to radial nerve

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C5-T1

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what roots contribute to musculocutaneous nerve

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C5-C7

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roots of median nerve

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C5-T1

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roots of ulnar nerve

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C8-T1

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lesion in Erb palsy (waiter’s tip deformity)

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upper trunk

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lesion causing (total) claw hand (Klumpke palsy)

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lower trunk

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lesion causing wrist drop

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posterior cord or radial nerve

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lesion in saturday night palsy

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radial nerve

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lesion winged scapula

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long thoracic nerve

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lesion difficulty flexing elbow + variable sensory loss

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musculocutaneous

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lesion Ape’s hand and Pope’s blessing

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median nerve

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lesion 4th and 5th claw

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ulnar nerve

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a distal ulnar nerve lesion causes
ulnar claw when extending
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a proximal ulnar nerve lesion causes
OK gesture when making a fist
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a distal median nerve lesion causes
median claw
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a proximal median nerve lesion causes
Pope's blessing when making a fist
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thoracic outlet syndrome compresses which part of brachial plexus
lower trunk
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roots of obturator nerve
L2-L4
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roots of femoral nerve
L2-L4
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roots of common peroneal nerve
L4-S2
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roots of tibial nerve
L4-S3
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roots of superior gluteal nerve
L5-S2
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roots of sciatic nerve
L4-S3
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roots of inferior gluteal nerve
L5-S2
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roots of pudendal nerve
S2-S4
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artery paired with long thoracic nerve
lateral thoracic A
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artery paired with axillary nerve
posterior circumflex A
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artery paired with radial nerve
deep brachial A
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artery paired with median nerve in distal humerus
brachial A
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artery paired with tibial nerve in popliteal fossa
popliteal A
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artery paired with tibial nerve in leg
posterior tibial A
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in muscle contraction, calcium binds to
troponin C
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sarcomere Z line
the ends of each sarcomere, connects one sarcomere to the next
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sarcomere M line
mid-sarcomere line, through myosin
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sarcomere A band
myosin band, always stays the same length
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sarcomere H band
space between actin filaments, overlies myosin, bisected by M line
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sarcomere I band
actin that is not overlying myosin, bisected by Z line
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which muscle fibers are slow
type 1 fibers
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mutation achondroplasia
gof FGFR3, only affects endochondral ossification
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osteoporosis DEXA score
T score less than -2.5
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disease that can cause hat size increase and hearing loss
Paget disease of bone
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lab values osteoporosis
normal
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lab values osteopetrosis
possibly low calcium
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lab values Paget disease of bone
high ALP
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lab values osteofibrosa cystica
consistent with primary hyperthyroidism high calcium, low phosphate, high ALP, high PTH
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lab values secondary hyperthyroidism
low calcium, high phosphate, high ALP, high PTH
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lab values osteomalacia/rickets
low calcium, low phosphate, high ALP, high PTH
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lab values hypervitaminosis D
high calcium, high phosphate, low PTH
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MC bone location Ewing
diaphysis
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MC bone location osteosarcoma
metaphysis
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MC bone location osteochondroma
metaphysis
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MC bone location myeloma
diaphysis
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MC bone location osteoid osteoma
diaphysis, periosteum
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MC bone location fibrous dysplasia
diaphysis
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MC bone location simple bone cyst
border of diaphysis and metaphysis
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MC bone location giant cell tumor
epiphysis. the only tumor here
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soap bubble sign on this bone tumor
giant cell tumor
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onion skin periosteal reaction in this bone tumor
Ewing
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codman triangle or sunburst pattern in this bone tumor
osteosarcoma
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Li-Fraumeni, Paget disease of bone, and familial retinoblastoma are risk factors for this bone tumor
osteosarcoma
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anaplastic small blue cells in this bone tumor
Ewing
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biomodal distribution in this bone tumor
osteosarcoma
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Bouchard nodes are in
proximal IP
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birefringence of gout
negative, yellow needles when under parallel light
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Heberden's nodes are in
distal IP
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gout composition
monosodium urate
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pseudogout composition
calcium pyrophosphate
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heart finding associated with ankylosing spondylitis
aortic regurgitation
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antibody that represents poor prognosis in SLE
anti-dsDNA means renal disease
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antibody in MCTD
anti-U1 RNP
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lupus pernio
skin lesions on face resembling lupus, seen in sarcoid
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Schaumann bodies
calcium + protein in Langerhans cells. a finding in sarcoid
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finding on bronchoalveolar lavage in sarcoid
elevated CD4+/CD8+ ratio
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CK in PMR is [normal/elevated]
normal
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antibodies polymyositis/dermatitis
anti-Jo-1, anti-SRP, anti-Mi-2
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antibody diffuse scleroderma
anti-Scl-70
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antibody limited scleroderma (CREST)
anti-centromere
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name the skin layers from out to in
corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, basale
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what are the proteins in tight junctions
claudins and occludins
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proteins in adherens junction
cadherins
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a disease with hypergranulosis
lichen planus
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a disease with acanthosis
``` (epidermal hyperplasia, spinosum) acanthosis nigricans also psoriasis (spinosum gets larger, granulosum shrinks) ```
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types of lesions in lesser-trelat
seborrheic keratosis
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cause of bacillary angiomatosis
bartonella henselae
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cause of kaposi sarcoma
HHV8
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disease associated with cystic hygroma
Turner syndrome
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MCC impetigo
s pyogenes or s aureus
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MCC bullous impetigo
s aureus
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MCC erysipelas
s pygones
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area of skin lysed in staph scaled skin syndrome
stratum granulosum
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area of skin lysed in TEN
epidermal-dermal junction
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Wickham striae
reticular white lines in mucosa. seen with lichen planus
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disease association with lichen planus
HCV
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disease that has a herald patch followed by scaly erythematous plaques in christmas tree distribution
pityriasis rosea
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acanthosis, sawtooth dermal-epidermal junction with band of lymphocytic infiltrate seen in
lichen planus
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skin cancer with palisading nuclei
BCC
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keratoacanthoma is a variant of which skin cancer
SCC. grows rapidly and can regress
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4 types of melanoma
superficial, nodular, lentigo maligna, acral lentiginous
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MOA denosumab
mAb vs. RANKL
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what part of arachidonic pathway do steroids block
blocks phospholipase A2 and blocks NF-kappa-B (which is a COX2 activator)
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MOA zileuton
blocks 5-lipoxyganse to prevent leukotriene formation
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MOA montelukast, zafirlukast
block CysLT1 receptor note: montelukast is singulair
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celecoxib MOA
COX-2 blocker only
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MOA leflunomide
reversibly inhibits dihydroorotate dehydrogenase to prevent pyrimidine syntehsis
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MOA teriparatide
recombinant PTH, incudes formation in pulsatile administration for osteoporosis treatment
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AE teriparatide
causes transient hypercalcemia
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class of drugs: "-dronate"
bisphosphonates
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MOA and use pegloticase
uricase to metabolize uric acid into allantoin. used for gout
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why is aspirin not used in gout?
salicylates impair uric acid clearance
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which drug is like allopurinol
febuxostat
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class of drugs: adalimumab
TNF-alpha inhibitor similar to infliximab
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MOA and use rasburicase
uricase simialr to pegloticase, but used to prevent tumor lysis syndrome
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alprostdil: analog of, and use
PGE1, erectile dysfunction and to maintain PDA
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misoprostol: analog of, and use
PGE1, prevention of NSAID-induced gastric ulcers, abortifacient
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Latanoprost: analog of, and use
PGF2-alpha, treatment of chronic glaucoma
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dinoprostone and carboprost: analogs of, and use
D: PGE2, C: PGF2-alpha | abortifacient, ripening of cervix for induction of labor