Ortho Flashcards

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Actions of the Temporalis

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  • Elevation
  • Retraction
  • Side to side
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Actions of the Masseter

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  • Elevation
  • Retraction
  • Protrusion
  • Side to side
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What muscles do depression of jaw

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  • Lateral ptyergoid
  • Suprahyoid
  • Infrahyoid
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What muscles do elevation of jaw

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  • Temporalis
  • Masseter
  • Medial ptyergoid
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What muscles do protrusion of jaw

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  • Masseter
  • Lateral ptyergoid
  • Medial pterygoid
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What muscles to retraction of jaw

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  • Temporalis
  • Masseter
  • Digastric
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What does digastric muscle do

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Retraction of jaw

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Which side will the jaw deviate toward when there is a restriction

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it will deviate toward the restricted side

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How to improve opening of TMJ

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anterior glide and distraction

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When laterally bending will C1 go in the opposite or same direction

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opposite

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When laterally bending will C2-T12 go in the opposite or same direction

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Same

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If IL rot/ IL SB is the issue then what is the problem

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Disc

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If CL rot/ CL SB is the issue then what is the problem

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Brachial plexus

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Is traction better for a cervical disc or brachial plexus issue

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Disc

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Open packed at the GHJ

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55 abduction
30 horizontal add
neutral rotation

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Closed packed at the GHJ

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Max abd and max ER

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Open packed at the hip

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30 flex
30 abd
slight ER

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Open packed at knee

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25 flex

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Closed backed at knee

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full ext

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Open packed at vertebrae

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halfway between flex/ext

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Closed packed at veretbrae

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max ext

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Capsular pattern at shoulder (think frozen shoulder)

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ER most limited
Abd moderately limited
IR little bit limited

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Open packed for the talocrural joint

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10 PF

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Closed packed for talocrual joint

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full DF

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If trap innervation is lost then what will happen
lateral winging of scapula
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If serratus innervation is lost then what will happen
medial winging of scapula
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What glide should you perform for frozen shoulder to improve IR/ER
posterior glide
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Open packed for elbow
70 flex | 10 supination
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How much is normal femoral anteversion
8-15 degrees
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Pain at 60-120 degrees of painful arc =
subacromial impingement syndrome
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Pain at 170-180 degrees of painful arc =
ACJ injury
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What 3 muscles are involved in upward rotation of scapula
upper trap lower trap serratus anterior
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What is a swan neck deformity
Flex of MCP/DIP | Ext of PIP
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Flex of MCP/DIP | Ext of PIP
Swan neck deformity
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What is a Boutonniere deformity
Ext of MCP/DIP | Flex of PIP
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Ext of MCP/DIP | Flex of PIP
Boutonniere deformity
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What 2 tendons are involved with DeQuervain's syndrome
Abductor pollicis longus | Extensor pollicis brevis
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Thumb UCL injury
Gamekeeper's thumb
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MCP hyperextneded and PIP/DIP flexed
Claw hand
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What can lead to claw hand
Klumpke's palsy (C8-T1) | Ulnar n pathology
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What nerve is the issue if someone has ape hand
median n
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Froment's sign tests for what
Adductor pollicis | Ullnar n
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What is the Galeazzi sign and what is it used to assess
Flex both knees until ankles touch butt Seeing if it is the same on both side Looks for hip dysplasia in kids
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Who is SCFE most common in
adolescents (males more often)
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Who is Legg-Calve Perthes most common in
young kids (2-13 years old)
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What are sx of legg-calve perthes
limp and toe out
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What are sx of SCFE
groin/medial thigh pain that is dull and aching
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What position to test medial meniscus for mcmurrays test
ER and valgus
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What position to test lateral meniscus for mcmurrays test
IR and varus
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What glide to improve pronation at proximal radioulnar
dorsal
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What glide to improve supination at proximal radioulanar
volar
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What glide to improve supination at distal radioulnar
dorsal
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What glide to improve pronation at distal radioulanr
volar
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What glide to improve eversion at subtalar
medial
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What glide to improve inversion at subtalar
lateral
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What glide to improve flex at MCP/IP
volar
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What glide to improve ext at MCP/IP
dorsal
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What glide to improve wrist flex
dorsal
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What glide to improve wrist ext
volar
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What glide to improve ulnar dev
radial
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What glide to improve radial dev
ulnar
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Leg longer in supine | Shorter in sitting
anterior rotated innominate
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Leg shorter in supine | Longer in sitting
posterior rotated innominate
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What 3 muscles are involved in downward rotation of scapula
Levator scap Rhomboid Pec minor
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ASIS lower, PSIS higher
Stuck in anterior rotation
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ASIS higher, PSIS lower
Stuck in posterior rotation
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Capsular pattern at hip
Flex Abd IR
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Valgus force at the knee could lead to what type of injury
MCL
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Sx of patellofemoral syndrom
``` anterior knee pain pain with prolonged standing pain with stairs creptitus swelling progressive ```
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Sx of Osgood Schlatter
- point tenderness over the patellar tendon and tibial tuberosity - antalgic gait - pain with incr activity * **pain often subsides with rest
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What dermatomes are affected with Pancoast tumor
C8, T1, T2
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Difference between TOS and pancoast tumor
Pulmonary sx and Horner's syndrome
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Who is osteosarcoma most common in
boys 10-25 years old
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What should you be cautious about doin with someone with RA
Stretching across swollen joints | Forcing motion to distended capsule......this can lead to hypermobility and subluxation
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Difference between OA and RA
RA is usually bilateral | OA stiffness usually gets better with movement
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What should you be cautious about doing with someone who has OA
Max resistance exercises should not be performed thru painful ROM
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What should water temp of pool be
26-33 C (78-98F)
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CI for aquatic therapy
``` Infectious dz Open wounds Vital capacity less than 1L Severe peripheral dz Severe kidney dz Bleeding/hemorrhage Cardiac failure Unstable angina Uncontrolled bowel or bladder ```
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How much WB at C7 in water
10%
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How much WB at Xiphoid process in water
33%
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How much WB at ASIS in water
50%
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What will be seen in someone with Psoriatic arthritis
Silvery scales/rash Systemic distal arthritis Iritis, mouth ulcer, colitis, urethritis, aortic valve dz
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How long does stiffness last with RA
More than 30 min
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What will be seen with reactive arthritis
"Can see, pee, or climb a tree" (con ``` Polyarthritis Change in SIJ Low back/buttock pain Low grade fever ***Brown nodules on the feet, nails, etc ```
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AROM and PROM will be painful with bursitis or tendonitis
Bursitis
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Will PROM be painful with tendonitis
No
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How is cellulitis treated
Antibiotics
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What can Congenital Hip Dysplasia lead to if no treated
Arthritis
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Is Duchenne MD dominant or recessive
recessive
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What is the cause of Osgood-Schlatter Dz
Repetitive traction on the tibial tuberosity aophysis
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Positioning with Talipes Equinovarus
Forefoot adduction Hindfoot varus Equinus at ankle
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Knee pain with prolonged sitting =
PFPS
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MOI for PCL injury
hyper-flexion
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What is osteogenesis imperfecta
brittle bone dz
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Cylinder/sausage-like limbs will be seen with what
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congentia
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Gowers sign, inability to ambulate by 10, proximal mm weakness, and pseudohypetrophy of calf mm will be seen with what
Duchene MD
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Type of SLAP lesion: | Degnerative fraying. Biceps intact
Type 1
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Type of SLAP lesion: | Detachment of superior labrum/biceps from glenoid
Type 2
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Type of SLAP lesion: | Bucket handle tear of labrum. Biceps still attached
Type 3
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Type of SLAP lesion: | Intra substance tear of biceps tendon. Bucket-handle tear of superior aspect of labrum
Type 4
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Type of SLAP lesion: Most common
Type 2