Starred Lecture Items L18 Flashcards

1
Q

where does the spinal cord split into striations

A

L1/L2

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2
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dermatomes of foot

A

top:
S1 lateral malleolus
L5 middle
L4 medial malleolus
bottom:
medial heel area/ arch
S1 lateral
L5 middle
L4 big toe

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3
Q

spondylolisthesis/ majority of disc problems: where does it occur

A

L4-S1?

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4
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cutaneous innervation of the foot

A

?

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5
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what is the main medial rotator of the hip

A

TFL

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6
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causes of sciatica

A

herniated NP
spondylosis
spondylolysis/spondylolthesis
spinal stenosis
osteophytes
piriformis syndrome
hamstring stretch

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7
Q

the piriformis separates the greater sciatic foramen into _____ and ______

A

superior
inferior

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8
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which direction does the common fib nerve go (medial/lateral)

A

lateral

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9
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what’s the first muscle inferior to piriformis

A

superior gemelli

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10
Q

what is piriformis syndrome & who is it common in

A

portion of the sciatic nerve can pierce the piriformis or piriformis becomes chronically tight/spasm

common in ice skaters; cyclists

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11
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where can the lateral cutaneous nerve get entrapped

A

immediately under inguinal ligament

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12
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causes of meralgia paraesthetica (lateral femoral cutaneous nerve entrapement)

A

tight clothing
obesity
pregnancy
local trauma
diabetes

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13
Q

femoral nerve entrapment sites

A

beneath iliopsoas tendon
inguinal ligament
femoral triangle
adductor canal

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14
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obturator nerve entrapment sites & what would happen

A

anterior hip dislocation
prostate surgery

difficulty adducting the thigh
decreased sensation over upper medial thigh (not knee*)

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15
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causes of superior gluteal nerve entrapment and symptoms

A

piriformis muscle compression

symptoms: achy buttock pain, waddling gait, tender to palpation (TTP)

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16
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nerve most often injured in the lower limb and what is the condition

A

common fibular nerve injury

drop foot

17
Q

deep fibular nerve entrapment: where does pain occur and what is the syndrome called

A

pain between dorsum of the foot and radiates to the web space between 1st and 2nd toes

ski boot syndrome

18
Q

superficial fibular nerve entrapment: where is the pain and what are the symptoms

A

pain along lateral side of the leg and the dorsum of the ankle and foot
numbness and paresthesia

19
Q

pudendal nerve entrapment: name and when does pain occur

A

pudendal neuralgia
perineal pain with sitting

20
Q

which bone(s) are stable during knee locking/ unlocking for closed chain? open chain?

A

closed chain: tibia is fixed
open chain: femur is fixed

21
Q

popliteal cyst what causes it? laymans term? who is it common in?

A

fluid filled growth behind the knee
bakers cyst
common in children (can grow large in adults)

22
Q

sural nerve entrapment (sensory or motor issue)
where would pain happen

A

sensory

popliteal area/ back of calf

23
Q

sural nerve entrapment sites

A

fibrous arcade at lower lateral leg
bakers cyst
gastroc strains
5th metatarsal

24
Q

tibial nerve irritation can occur in what parts of the body? (double crush)

A

back (L4-S2 ish)
foot– tarsal tunnel

25
medial plantar nerve entrapment (baxter's neuropathy)-- what else is it called
jogger's foot
26
what three movements are involved in pronation
ankle dorsiflexion eversion forefoot abduction
27
what three movements are involved in supination
ankle plantarflexion inversion forefoot adduction