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3. Musculo-Skeletal Flashcards

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kypho-

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hump

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3 types of muscle

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Skeletal muscle
Cardiac muscle
Smooth muscle

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Specifications of Skeletal Muscle

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Striated and attached to the skeleton by tendons; voluntary

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Specifications of Cardiac Muscle

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Interlocking striated muscle; involuntary

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Specifications of Smooth Muscle

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Found in the walls of all the hollow organs; involuntary

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Define Deltoid muscle

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This triangular muscle covering should joint. Flexes the arm away (abduction)

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Definition of Tendon

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Connect muscle to bone

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Definition of Ligament

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Connect bone to bone

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Definition of facia

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A thin casing of connective tissue. Fascia creates bundles of muscles into groups.

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Extensor tendons

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Allow a joint to open or straighten; found in arms, legs, hands and feet

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Flexor tendons

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Allow a joint to close or contract; present in arms. legs, hands, feet and hips

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(4) Ligaments of the knee

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Anterior cruciate ligament
Posterior cruciate ligament
Medial collateral ligament
Lateral collateral ligament

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(2) divisions of Skeletal system

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Appendicular: shoulders, pelvic, arms, legs, hands, and feet
Axial; Skull, hyoid, ribs, sternum, vertebrae, sacrum

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Foramen of Magnum

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Where the spinal cord exits the brain

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(8) Bones of the skull

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Frontal
Occipital
Ethmoid
Sphenoid
(2) Parietal
(2)Temporal

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(12) Facial Bones

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Maxilla
(2) Zygomatic
Mandible
Nasal
(2) Palatine
(2) Inferior Nasal Concha
(2) Lacrimal
Vomer

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(6) Bones of the Auditory System

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(2) Incudes
(2) Mallei
(2) Stapes

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(25) Bones of the Thorax

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(24) Ribs
(1) Sternum

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(25) Bones of the Spinal Column

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(7) Cervical
(12) Thoracic
(5) Lumbar
Sacrum

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Number of bones in the Axial Skeleton

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80

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Number of bones in the Appendicular

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126

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(4) Bones of the shoulder girdle

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(2) Clavicles
(2) Scapulae

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(2) Bones of the Pelvic Girdle

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(2) Hip Bones

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(60) Bones of the Upper Extremities

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(2) Humeri
(2) Radii
(2) Ulnae
(16) Carpals
(10) Metacarpals
(28) Phalanges

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(60) Bones of the Lower Extrmities

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(2) Femurs
(2) Tibiae
(2) Fibulae
(2) Patellae
(14) Tarsals
(10) Metatarsals
(28) Phalanges

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(5) Bone Shapes

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Long; Tubular
Short; Cuboidal
Sesamoid
Flat
Irregular

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Chondrocyte

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Cell responsible for cartilage formation. Play a critical role in fracture repari

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Myoma

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A tumor composed of muscle tissue

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Myel-

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Bone Marrow

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Tuberosity

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Large Prominence on bone for the attachment of muscle or ligaments

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Lordosis

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Abnormal anterior curvature of the spine usually lumbar

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Greenstick Fracture

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Incomplete fracture most often seen in children; slow to heal

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Spiral Fracture

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Caused by a twisting force; also know as a torsion fracture.

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Comminuted fracture

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Bone fragments into several pieces; crush injuries; seen in the elderly

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Transverse Fracture

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Fracture at right angle to the bone’s axis from a direct blow or heavy, repetitive action

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Compound Fracture

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Bone fragment protrude through an open wound in the skin.

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Cartilage

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Non-vascular, filled with chondrocytes, collagen and glycosylated protein

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Three types of joints

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Fibrous, cartilagenous, synovial

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ORIF

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Open Reduction Internal Fixation

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Approach of Henry

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Surgical exposure in an open procedure. The length of the incision depends on the extend of the exposure needed.

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Reduction

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Putting the bony ends back into place or anatomical alignment.

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Colles’ Fracture

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Occurs near the wrist, affecting the distal radius bone

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Epiphyseal fracture

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Occurs when matrix is calcifying and chondrocytes are dying; usually seen in children

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Chondrosis

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Cartilage breaks down or deteriorates

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Chondritis

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Inflammation of the cartilage

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Chondromalacia

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Cartilage becomes soft; usually seen in the knee joint at the patella

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Salter-Harris Fractures

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Fractures through the growth plates (epiphyseal plates)

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Salter Harris Fracture Type 1

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A fracture that occurs through the growth plate

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Salter Harris Fracture Type 2

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Most common; it occurs through both the metaphysis and the growth plate

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Salter Harris Fracture Type 3

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Fracture in the joint (intra-articular fracture) extending through the growth plate and epiphysis. Commonly found at the distal end of the tibia

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Salter Harris Fracture Type 4

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Fracture extends through the growth plate, the epiphysis and the metaphysis

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Salter Harris Fracture Type 5

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Crushing or compression injury of the growth plate; poor prognosis resulting in bone growth arrest.

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(3) Vertebral Components

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Vertebral Body
Vertebral Arch
Transverse Processes

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Ankylosis

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Stiffening of a joint

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Osteopenia

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Lower than average bone density, precursor to osteoporosis

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Periostium

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A dense layer of vasular conective tissue surround bones that does not extend into the surfaces of the joint

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-clasis

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Surgical break or fracture

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-orraphy

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Surgical suture

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-lysis

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To free up

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-pexy

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Surgical fixation

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Arthrogram

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imaging of the inside of a joint using contrast dyeDu

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Dual-energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) scan

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Measures density and mass of structures in the body

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Electromyography (EMG)

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Measures the eletrical activity of muscle

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FABER Test

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Positive sign identifies sacroiliac disyfunction

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Finkelstein test

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Positive sign identifies de Quervains tenosynovistis as the cause of wrist pain

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Homan’s Test

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Positive sign indicates possible DVT

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MRI

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Uses radio waves and magnetic fields to capture soft tissue or joint damage

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Thompson Test

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Test of Achilles tendon rupture

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Tinel’s sign

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Positive sign indicates carpal tunnel syndrome

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Hallux

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Refers to the big toe

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Hallus valgus

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bunion

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Hammer Toe

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Toe or Toes curl downward due to arthritis

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