Ultrasound Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

which one of the major dorsal forearm muscles/tendons does not attach to the lateral epicondyle?

A

ECRL does NOT attach to the lateral epicondyle

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2
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which muscle is deep to the ECRB distal to the radial head?

A

supinator muscle

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3
Q

describe the relationship of FDL and FHL at the knot of henry

A

the FDL crosses inferior /superficially to the FHL

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4
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what is the name for the effect created by converting volt from an ultrasound probe to sound waves?

A

reverse pizoelectric effect

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5
Q

the degree of reflection in an ultrasound image is based upon what principle?

A

acoustic impedance

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6
Q

t/f a linear transducer produces less anisotropy compared to curved transducer

A

true

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7
Q

what is the most common artifact in MSK ultrasound imaging?

A

anisotropy

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8
Q

what soft tissue structure is the most susceptible to anisotropy?

A

tendon

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9
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what ultrasound term refers to refraction artifact secondary to velocity change deep to a curved interference?

A

edge shadowing

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10
Q

which ultrasound finding of MSK structures is characterized by thickening/swelling , loss of usual fibrillar echotexture, and neovascularity?

A

tendinosis

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11
Q

what artifact will be seen in MSK imaging of calcific tendinopathy?

A

posterior shadowing

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12
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which ultrasound imaging artifact can be helpful in identifying torn tendon ends?

A

edge shadowing artifact

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13
Q

ligaments are generally what degree of echogenecity?

A

hyperechoic

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14
Q

on ultrasound imaging of the ATFL you note swollen and hypoechoic appearance without fiber disruption or laxity on dynamic stress imaging. what is the grade of injury?

A

grade 1

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15
Q

you see a focal narrowing of a nerve at an area of suspected entrapment. what is this sign called?

A

notch sign

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16
Q

on which facet does the anterior band of the gluteus medius insert on the greater trochanter?

A

lateral facet

17
Q

how does hyaline cartilage appear under ultrasound?

A

hypoechoic/anechoic

18
Q

M mode of the pleura in PTX will result in what appearance?

19
Q

t/f in the case of hamstring tendon / muscle injury, muscular edema will appear hyperechoic

20
Q

what measurement of the IVC indicates hypovolemia?

21
Q

what percentage collapse of the IVC with respiratory variation indicates hypovolemia

22
Q

in IVC fluid measurement, how many cm away from the right atrium should you measure the AP diameter?

23
Q

at the carpal tunel inlet, the median nerve lies directly beneath what structure?

A

transverse carpal ligament

24
Q

when performing injection of the biceps tendon sheath of the shoulder, what arterial structure should you assess for to avoid during the procedure?

A

anterior humeral circumflex artery

25
what is the term for the procedure where fluid is injected both above and below the median nerve?
hydrodissection
26
median nerve / carpal tunnel injection should be performed with the needle from what direction?
from lateral to medial
27
between what two bones is a dorsal wrist joint injection performed?
radius and lunate
28
during a 1st dorsal compartment injection, what artery / nerve structures should you avoid?
superficial radial nerve and radial artery
29
when injecting the first dorsal compartment and using the transverse anatomic plane, the needle should be advanced in what direction?
volar to dorsal
30
which facet of the greater trochanter does the gluteus medius and maximus insert, respectively?
gluteus medius - lateral facet gluteus maximus - posterior facet
31
when performing a greater trochanteric bursa injection, the target lies between what two structures?
the gluteus maximus superficially and the gluteus medius tendon deep
32
which nerve should you assess for to avoid during an ITBS knee bursa injection?
common fibular nerve
33
when performing an US guided injection of the plantar fascia, the ultrasound probe is placed in the transverse plane and needle is advanced in what relative direction?
medial to lateral
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