2016 Flashcards
Movement of the clavicle upon arm abduction
posterior rotation
patient with femoro-patellar syndrome. you give him exercise that wont create impingement or pain
active SLR
middle meningeal artery dissection caused by the fracture of what bone
Temporal bone
Spina bifida is at what level of the vertebra
spinous process
what controls what substances pass through the blood brain barrier
tight junctions
what does bradykinin do
raises the permeability of the membrane
An antigen presenting cell shows it to what immune cell
T lympocyte
Brown Sequard syndrome what symptoms
Below lesion ipsilateral loss of muscle strength and lemniscal pathway sensibility.
spinothalamic pathway loss controlateral below lesion and bilateral at level of lesion.
prostatic metastasis in the lumbar spine. why did it get there
via the Batson plexus of veins
atrophy of buccinator, what is its innervation
buccal branch of facial nerve… facial nerve I guess then.
Woman that wears to tight of a necklace feels like she’s gonna feint ; why?
Raises pressure of the baroreceptor with lowers blood pressure
By what foramen does the facial nerve exit the skull
stylomastoidien
What’s the first movement the TMJ does upon opening the mouth
rotation
celiac disease what is the cause and symptoms
vomitting, nausea, abdominal pain, weight loss, diarrhea.
consuming gluten causes and auto-immune response in the small intestine which causes leakage and malabsorption.
Marfan symptom what are some risk factors
aortic aneurysm, prolapse mitral valve, dislocation cristallin fibrilline 1, produce two species of collagen 1
where do the sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation of the heart come from
vagus nerve - parasympathetic
T1-T3 - sympathetic
Innervation of T5 autonomic system
greater splanchnic nerve
what plexus for pain in the abdomen
celiac plexus
musculocutaneous lesion, what are the clinical signs
weakness arm flexion, pain or loss of sensitivity in lateral anterior forearm
deep flexors of fingers insertions
Origin: upper 3/4 of the anterior and medial surfaces of the body of the ulna, interosseous membrane and deep fascia of the forearm
Insertion:base of the distal phalanges of the fingers
insertions of opponens pollicis muscle
Origin : trapezium and carpal ligament,
insertion : outer border of 1st metacarpal bone
which muscles are innervated by superior gluteal and inferior gluteal nerves
sup : glut med, glut min, glut max, TFL
inf : glut max,
what medications can’t you mix with antidepressants
st john’s Wart
hyper abduction test for TOS. what structure are you compromising
brachial plexus under the little pectoral
olecranon fossa is a structure posterior to the :
elbow….
ligament lesion after ski hip pain
iliofemoral ligament sprain
in alzheimers, what neurotransmitter is implicated
acetylcholine
what STD is a gram negative diplococcus.
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
a young boy with septic meningitis, what is in the lab results
PNN,
what do red blood cells look like in a hypochrome microcytic anemia
small and transparent