Screening for Shoulder and Upper Extremity Flashcards

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What are three different kind of infections that could present as shoulder pain?

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  1. septic arthritis
  2. Osteomyelitis
  3. Mononucleosis
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What joints are septic arthritis common in the shoulder region?

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AC and SC jt

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What is PMH with SA?

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iv drug use (illegal or medical), diabetes, trauma, surgery or animal bite

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What is most common form of OM?

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staph aureus

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What organs are affected most by mono?

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lungs, liver, spleen (LUQ pain)

sx: sore throat, fever, HA, fatigue

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What gynecologic problems could present as shoulder pain?

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Ectopic pregnancy which is a medical emergency

lower ab, pelvis or shoulder pain with bleeding or spotting

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What areas refer pain to the left shoulder?

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pancreas, spleen (Kher’s sign)

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What areas refer to right shoulder?

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peptic ulcer, cholecystitis, MI, liver

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What areas can refer pain to either shoulder?

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kidney, lung, gyno, MI

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What are 5 big DD of the shoulder?

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MI, ligamentous instability, central cord, pancoast tumor, brachial plexus

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What major area near shoulder area is affected by ligamentous instability?

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alar and transverse ligament

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What are causes of lig. instability?

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trauma, RA, AS, oral contraceptive use, down syndrome pts

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What are signs and sx of central cord syndrome?

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incontinence, balance and gait issues due to LE tone, UE can have numbness and atrophy

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What is number one cause of a pan coast tumor?

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over 50 and SMOKING

starts as nagging pain and then is a constant burning

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What are sx of brachial plexus injury?

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numbness, pain at rest, tenderness of mm that is innervated by damaged nerves, motor and sensory patterns that follow peripheral pattern

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What nerve damage can present as MS?

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spinal accessory, axillary, long thoracic, suprascapular

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What will pt present with if damage to spinal accessory nerve?

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unable to shrug shoulders, weak ABD, dropping of shoulder, no scap stabilization

18
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What will pt present with if damage to axillary nerve?

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weak abd and flexion, sensory loss at deltoid insertion

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What will pt present with if damage to long thoracic nerve?

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SA weakness, loss of scap humero rhythm

usually from recent trauma or unexpected chest surgery

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What will pt present with if damage to suprascaoular nerve?

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looks like a RC injury but will never get better, weakness of ABD and ER, deep poor localized pain

21
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What muscles are most commonly affected by a long flexor tendon rupture?

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pronator teres, FCR, palmaris longus, FCU

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What will a grade 1-3 tendon rupture present with?

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  1. will likey never see bc it will only last a couple of days
  2. tender, pain, hematoma, pain with motion or stretch
  3. loss of motion, palpable defect, no power of movement
23
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How can someone get a space infection of the hand?

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recent puncture, cut, scrape, resulting in swelling, pain, tenderness, and warmth

24
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How can you differentiate between an MS injury of hand or infection?

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pt will likely have a fever, chills malaise and weakness

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Which diseases are likely to cause Raynaud's?
RA, occlusive lung disease, smoking and BB use
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What is important to remember about Raynauds pts?
can't use ice as a modality with them
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What are best ways to treat CRPS?
calm down sympathetic nervous system and aggressively treat swelling and mobility
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What are primary risk factors to fractures?
trauma, osteoporosis, steroid use( autoimmune pts and lung pts), DM
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What types of fx are common with FOOSH?
radial head, colles, scaphoid, lunate
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What motions are impaired with a radial head fracture?
can't supinate or pronate and may have elbow pain
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What motion will increase pain in a colles fracture?
wrist extension
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What are sx of scaphoid fx?
anatomical snuff box pain, trouble griping, not making any gains in PT
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What is gold standard for catching a scaphoid fx?
MRI, X ray will likely miss it