Ortho I Midterm Flashcards

1
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main nerve root tested for deltoid

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C5

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2
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main nerve root tested for biceps

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3
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main nerve root tested for triceps

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C7

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4
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main nerve root tested for wrist extensors

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C6

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5
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main nerve root tested for wrist flexors

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C7

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6
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main nerve root tested for finger extensors

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C7

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7
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main nerve root tested for finger flexors

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8
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main nerve root tested for finger ab/adductors

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9
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main nerve root tested for REFLEX- deltoid

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10
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main nerve root tested for REFLEX- brachioradialis

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11
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main nerve root tested for REFLEX- tricep

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C7

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12
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Bakody’s Sign

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pt raises arm overhead and reports relief –> indicates nerve root irritation

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13
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Cluster Dx for cervical radiculopathy

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99% specificity, 30.3 +LR with:
* very high chance that if you don’t have cervical radiculopathy, these tests will be negative. very high chance that pt has the dz.

+ ULTT of median nerve
Cervical rotation

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14
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Xrays for cervical spine

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Canadian C-spine rules (99-100% sensitive, 40-90% specific, adults only)

positive indicators–> confitive awareness, 65+, fearful of movign head when asked, axial load injury, midline palpatory pain

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15
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Cervial regional flow

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  1. First 3 First: observe, AROM of neck, fracture screen
  2. Standing
  3. Seated
  4. SUpine
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16
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Test for scoliosis

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Adam’s Test: forward bend test

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17
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Tests: neurogenic

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Neurogenic: Upper Limb Tenson Test (median nerve)

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18
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TOS tests: vasculogenic

Scalene syndrome/cervical rib tests

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Adson’s and Reverse Adson’s

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19
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TOS tests: vasculogenic

Costoclavicular Syndrome

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Eden’s, Roos’

20
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TOS tests: vasculogenic

Hyperabduction syndrome

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Wright’s test

21
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TOS tests: vasculogenic

General vascular check

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Allen test

22
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Breathing pattern test

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hand on ab and chest, deep breath- look for diaphragmatic vs thoracic breathing –> thoracic breathing strains scalenes and can iiritate brachial plexus

23
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Shoulder test -> painful arc

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patient activrly abducts the shoulder in the scapular plane -> pain between 60 and 120.

24
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Fracture/Dislocation screen

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Olecranon-manubrium percussion test

25
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Olecranon-manubrium percussion test

positive, sens, spec, rationale

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Positive: fracture/dislocation possible if difference in quality of sound on involved and non-involved side

Sensitivity: 84%
Specificity: 99%

test rationale: xray upper extremity if positive

26
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Muscle tests/specific movements - shoulder

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Abduction: supraspinatus (empty can)
External rot: teres minor and infraspin (trumpeter)
internal rot: subscapularis

27
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Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder Contracture Syndrome)

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capsular pattern of movement

restricted shoulder motion: 
external rot (most restricted), abduction, flexion, internal rot (least restricted)
28
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Bicipital tendinopayhy tests

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Speed’s test

29
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rotator cuff tests

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Supraspinatus: drop arm, empty can

infraspin/teres minor: muscle test for shoulder external rotation

Subscapualris: gerber’s lift off, muscle tests for internal rot

30
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diagnostic test cluster for rotator cuff tear

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+ drop arm
+ painful arc
+ infraspinatus strength test (external rot)

+LR 15.6, -LR 0.16 for full thickness rotator cuff tear

60+ LR=28, -=0.09

31
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Impingement tests

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empty can test
hawkin’s kennedy test
neer’s test *bicep tendon impingmenet

32
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Diagnostic cluster for subacromial impingement

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+ Hawkins Kennedy
+ Painful Arc
+ Infraspinatus Strength Test

+LR= 10.6, -LR=.17 for any degree of impingement

33
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Acromioclavicular Joint Tests

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AC crossbody adduction and AC Resisted exension tests, AC compression test

34
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Dx cluster for AC pathology

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AC cross body adduction + AC resisted extension + AC compression tests

81% sensitivity, 89% specificity
+LR=7.36, -LR=.21

35
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Anterior glenohumeral instability tests

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apprehension test

relocation test

36
Q

Dx cluster for shoulder apprehension and relocation

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80% sens, 98-100% specific

LR=37 -=.19

37
Q

Labrum Lesions tests

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O’briens
Shoulder passive compression test
modified dynamic labral shear test
passive distraction test

38
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elbow fracture tests

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elbow extension test, elbow flexion test, pronation, supination, scaphoid fracture test, bracelet test

39
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Lateral epicondylitis tests

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Cozens and Mills

40
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Medial epicondylitis tests

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reverse cozens and reverse mills

41
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elbow sprain and instability tests

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Valgus and Varus stress tests

42
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cubital tunnel tests

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Tinel’s Sign over ulnar nerve
Froment’s Pinch
Active Ulnar Tension Test

43
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carpel tunnel tests

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Phalens
Modified Phalens
Median nerve compression test
Tinel’s over median nerve

44
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Median Nerve compression test for CTS

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Positive: median nerve sxs in hand
Sensitivty: 42-100, spec 68-100
LR+ 1.7-42, LR- 7-0

45
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ECB/APL tenosynovitis/ Intersection syndrome tests

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finkelstein’s