Prentice Ch. 13 - Off field injury eval Flashcards
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biomechanics
application of mechanical forces to living organisms
pathomechanics
mechanical forces that are applied to a living organism and adversely change the body’s structure and function
etiology
cause of the disease
pathology
structural and functional changes that result from injury
symptom
change that indicates injury or disease
sign
indicator of a disease
sequela
condition resulting from disease or injury
syndrome
group of symptoms that indicate a condition or disease
nerve pain
sharp
bright
burning
bone pain
localized and piercing
muscle pain
dull, aching, and referred
contractile tissues
muscles and tendons
inert tissues
bones ligaments joint capsules fascia bursar nerve roots dura matter
6 areas of neurological exam
cerebral function cranial nerve function cerebellar function sensory testing reflex testing projected or referred pain motor testing
olfactory nerve test
smell
optic nerve test
vision (read something over there)
oculomotor nerve test
eye movement, opening of eyelid, constriction or pupil, focusing
trochlear nerve test
inferior and lateral movement of eye
trigeminal nerve test
sensation to the face
mastication
abducens nerve test
lateral movement of the eye
facial nerve test
motor nerve of facial expression; taste; control of tear, nasal, sublingual salivary and submaxillary glands
vestibulocochlear nerve test
hearing and equilibrium
glossopharyngeal nerve test
swallowing; salivation, gag reflex, sensation from tongue and ear
vagus nerve test
swallowing; speech; regulation of pulmonary, CV, and GI function
