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1
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nerve injured in masectomy

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thoracodorsal - latissiumus dorsi

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2
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long thoracic innervates

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serratus anterior

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3
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mimics carpal tunnel syndrome but pain is worse during the day and there is negative phalens test

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pronator teres syndrome

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4
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insertion of supraspinatous

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greater tubercle of the humerus

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5
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most common injury to rotator cuff

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insertion of supraspinatous muscle

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6
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severe, burning pain at site of injury with nail and hair growth, muscle spasm and restricted mobility

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complex regional pain syndrome type 1

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7
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saddle anesthesia, bowel, bladder incontinence

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cauda equina syndrome

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8
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brittle nails, diminished hair growth, edema, thick joints, associated nerve injury

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complex regional pain syndrome type 2

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9
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paresthesia of the lateral calf, foot drop

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common fibular n (peroneal) problem or posterior fibular head

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10
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sympathetics to LE

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T10-L2

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11
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major motion of OA

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sidebending

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12
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major motion of AA

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rotation

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13
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major motion of C2-7

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SB, rotation, F/E

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14
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posterior chapman point appendix

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TP of T11

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15
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anterior chapman point appendix

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tip of the 12th rib

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16
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what is effected in dequrvains tenosynovitis

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abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis

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17
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quadriceps activation test is + for

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PCL tear

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18
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most common cause of knee pain in athletes (often long distance runners)

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IT band

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19
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must rule out this before dx of psoas syndrome in young girl

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salphingitis

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20
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protrusion of peritoneum through spermatic cord, lateral to inferior epigastric artery

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indirect inguinal hernia

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21
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hernia through floor of inguinal canal due to weak abdominis aponeurosis, medial to inferior epigastric artery

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direct inguinal hernia (MDs LIe)

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22
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bulge in thigh next to groin, inferior to inguinal ligament and protruding through inguinal ring

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femoral hernia

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23
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stomach displaced above the diaphragm, most common cause of gerd

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hiatal hernia

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24
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axis and motion of ribs 1-5

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transverse, pump handle

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25
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axis and motion of ribs 6-10

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A-P, bucket handle

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26
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axis and motion of ribs 11 and 12

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vertical, caliper

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27
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special test for stenosis of cervical foramina

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spurlings test

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28
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spurlings test

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extend, SB C-spine to side you are testing, and compress

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29
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erb-duchenes palsy (waiters tip)

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upper trunk C5-6 arm at side, internally rotated, forearm PRONATED

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30
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in vault hold fingertips move superior and pinkies move inferior

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inferior vertical strain

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31
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lateral strain pattern axis

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2 vertical axes

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32
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axis of torsion cranial

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1 A-P axis

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33
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Felx/extension axis of cranial

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2 transverse axes

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34
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most common site of spondylolisthesis

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L4-5

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35
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chapman point for myocardium

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2nd intercostal space on the left

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36
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bone conduction greater than air conduction with rinne

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conductive hearing loss (middle ear fluid, cerumen)

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37
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air conduction greater than bone conduction with rinne

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sensorineural (inner ear, cholea, auditory nerve)

38
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L1 dysfuction plus opposite piriformis dysfunction

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psoas syndrome

39
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OMM to treat IBS

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superior mesenteric ganglion pressure

40
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dec sympathetics associated with post op illeus

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paraspinal inhibition to L1

41
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test for TOS

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Adsons test

42
Q

falling forward on outstretched hand results in what radial head dysfunction

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posterior radial head

SAPP - supination anterior head, pronation is posterior

43
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Tx for infants with poor suckling

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condylar decompression

44
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degenerative changes within and between vertebral bodies (most often degenerative disks), often causes lipping of the verebra

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spondylosis

45
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anterior slippage of one vertebra onto another (step-off sign). lateral x-ray needed

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spondylolisthesis

46
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fracture of the pars interarticularis, oblique x-ray needed

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spondylolysis (often occurs in adolescent athletes)

47
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shoulder pain associated with inflamed gallbladder caused by

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phrenic n due to irritated diaphragm

48
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chapmans point for the larynx

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second rib

49
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chapmans point for the middle ear

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superior aspect of the clavicle

50
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anterior wedging of vertebra

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osteoperosis

51
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Cobb angle for scoliosis needed for surgery

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greater than 45 degrees

52
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Cobb angle needed for bracing

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between 20-45 degrees

53
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gluteus medius action/failure in trendeleburg gait

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hip abduction

54
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management of meniscal tear

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rest, ice, compression, elevation and NSAIDs (RICE)

55
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joint line tenderness + popping w/ knee flexion

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meniscal tear

56
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the affected innominant is rotated which way in short leg syndrome and sidebending which way

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anterior rotation with sidebending away from lesion

57
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viscerosomatic area of lungs

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T2-7

58
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viscerosomatic of head and neck

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T1-5

59
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sympathetics to phrenic nerve

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C3-5 on right

60
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cardiac rate/rhythm sympathetic

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T1-2

61
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cardiac rate/rhythm parasympathetic

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C2 left

62
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descending colon/rectum PS

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S2-4

63
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kidney sympathetics

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T9-L1

64
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urethra sympathetics

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T11-L2

65
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Bladder and ureters

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T10-L3

66
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proximal ureter PS

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occiput, C1, C2

67
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distal ureter PS

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S2-4

68
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bladder PS

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S2-4

69
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external genitalia symp

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T12

70
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ovaries/testies symp

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T10-11

71
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uterus symp

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T9-L2

72
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all genital PS

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S2-4

73
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pituitary symp

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C1, C2

74
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pituitary PS

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cranial

75
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thyroid symp

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T2

76
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thyroid PS

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C2

77
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adrenals symp

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T8-10

78
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L1 tender point anterior

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medial to ASIS

79
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L2 tender point anterior

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medial to AIIS

80
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L3 tender point anterior

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superior to AIIS (double check??)

81
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L4 tender point anterior

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inferior to AIIS

82
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L5 tender point anterior

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1 cm lateral to pubic symphysis

83
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Tx for ankylosis spondylitis

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1st line: NSAIDS (indomethacin)

2nd line: sulfasalazine or TNF-alpha (enteracept)

84
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internal rotator of arm in rotator cuff

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subscapularis

85
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pes planus with inc Q-angle

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genu valgus - women with weak vastus medialis

86
Q

colles fracture is what wrist bone

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radius

87
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external rotator of arm in rotator cuff

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teres minor and infraspinatous

88
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set up for adsons test

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extend neck, rotate toward side being tested and abduct arm to 90 degrees

89
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sacral torsion and L5

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when L5 is neutral the sacrum is in forward torsion, when L5 is a type II the sacrum in backward torsion. The direction of L5 sidebending is same as sacral axis (L5 RrSr sacrum is left on right)

90
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attachments of the dura mater

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foramen magnum, C2, C3, S2

91
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unrelenting wrist pain 1 week after soft cast

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get MRI - scaphoid fractures can be missed on Xray

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