Superficial Structures - Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What does the Achilles tendon attach?

A

The gastrocnemius and soleus muscles

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Acini

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Smallest functional unit of the breast

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3
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Anisotropy artifact

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Hypo echoic US artifact caused when the US beam is not perpendicular to the fibrillar structure of a tendon

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4
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Baker cyst

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A synovial cyst adjacent and posterior to the knee joint

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5
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Barlow maneuver

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Determines if the hip can be dislocated

- hip is flexed and the thigh adducted while gently placing posterior pressure on the femoral head

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6
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Cooper ligament

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Strands of connective tissue serving as a support structure of the breast

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7
Q

What do the Cooper ligaments provide?

A

Shape and consistency to the breast parenchyma

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8
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DDH

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Development Displacement of the Hip

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9
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Development Displacement of the Hip

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Preferred term to describe the abnormal relationship of the femoral head to the acetabulum
- a congenital or acquired deformation or misalignment of the hip joint

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10
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Fibril

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A small filamentous fiber that is often a component of a cell

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11
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Fibrocystic disease

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The presence of a single or multiple palpable cysts in the breast

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12
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Galactocele

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A cyst caused by obstruction of a lactating duct

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13
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Ganglion cyst

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Small tumour or fluid collection that can occur at the connection of any tendon

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14
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Gynecomastia

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An abnormal enlargement of a male breast or breasts

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15
Q

Lactiferous duct

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One of many channels that carry milk for the lobes of each breast to the nipple

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16
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Lactiferous sinus

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An area of enlargement in a lactiferous duct near the areola

17
Q

Approximately how many lobes are in each breast?

18
Q

Lobule

A

The simplest functional unit of the breast

19
Q

Mammary zone

A

Breast parenchyma lying within the superficial

fascia

20
Q

Morton’s neuroma

A

A non-neoplastic fusiform enlargement of a digital branch of the medial or lateral plantar nerves

21
Q

What does the Ortolani maneuver do?

A

Relocates the femoral head within the acetabulum

22
Q

What is the position for the Ortolani maneuver?

A

Hip is flexed and abducted while gently pulling anteriorly

23
Q

What does the Ortolani maneuver demonstrate?

A

Whether the dislocated hip is reducible

24
Q

Retromammary zone

A

Located between the posterior margin of the mammary zone and the pectoralis muscles

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Sprain
A painful wrenching or laceration of the ligaments of a joint
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Strain
To injure or impair by overuse or overextension | - wrench
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Tendinosis
Term used to describe degenerative changes in a tendon without signs of tendon inflammation
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What is the term tendinosis associated with?
Overuse injuries.
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TDLU
Terminal ductal lobular unit
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Terminal ductal lobular unit
Small lobular unit formed by the acini and the terminal ducts
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Thompson test
A test used to evaluate the integrity of the Achilles tendon where the toes are pointing down while squeezing the calf.
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What is the function of the breast?
To produce and secrete milk
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What is the funciton of the anterior abdominal wall?
Movement of the torso
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What is the function of MSK?
Movement of body parts and organs