Neck and Low Back Pain Flashcards

1
Q

Myelopathy

A

Upper Motor Neuron

Hyperactive reflexes

Spasticity

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2
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Radiculopathy

A

nerve root dysfunction; signs & symptoms (pain, weakness, sensory loss, reflex loss) in a dermatomal distribution

Lower Motor Neuron

Hypoactive Reflexes

Flaccidity

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3
Q

Sciatica

A

radiculopathy in a
root (L4, L5, or S1);

contributing
to the sciatic nerve symptoms along
the posterior or lateral aspect of
the lower leg to foot or ankle

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4
Q

Sensory C5

A

Lateral upper arm/shoulder

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5
Q

Sensory C6

A

Dorsolateral arm, forearm, and thumb

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6
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Sensory C7

A

Mid-dorsal forearmd and middle finger

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7
Q

Sensory C8

A

Medial forearm, ring finger, and small fingers

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8
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Motor loss C5

A

Deltoid, some biceps (shoulder abduction)

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9
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Motor loss C6

A

Biceps, brachioradialis (forearm flexion); wrist extensors

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10
Q

Motor loss C7

A

Triceps (forearm extension) wrist flexors and finger extensors

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11
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Motor loss C8

A

Thenar eminence and interossei of hand (intrinsic hand muscles)

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12
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DTR C5

A

Biceps, brachioradialis

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13
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DTR C6

A

Biceps, brachioradialis

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14
Q

DTR C7

A

Triceps

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15
Q

Sensory loss L3

A

Anterior thigh

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16
Q

Sensory loss L4

A

Anteriomedial thigh to medial leg

17
Q

Sensory loss L5

A

Lateral thigh and anterior calf

18
Q

Sensory loss S1

A

Posterior calf and heel

19
Q

Motor loss L3

A

Iliopsoas

20
Q

Motor loss L4

A

Quadriceps

21
Q

Motor loss L5

A

Foot dorsiflexion; Tibialis Anterior, extensor hallicus longus

22
Q

Motor loss S1

A

Gastrocnemius (plantar flexion of the foot)

23
Q

DTR L3

A

Knee jerk

24
Q

DTR L4

A

Knee Jerk

25
Q

DTR L5

A

None

26
Q

DTR S1

A

Achilles

27
Q

What does a NCS sort out?

A

problem with axon or myelin (amplitude of transmission vs speed of transmission)

28
Q

Does pain worsen or improve with activity with low back strain/sprain?

A

Worsens

29
Q

What is compression occur in reference to low back pain?

A

Occurs when the nerve roots that leave the spine are irritated or pinched such as in herniations, spinal stenosis, or tumors

30
Q

What does an EMG help sort out?

A

Root vs

Peripheral nerve vs

plexus problem

31
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