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6. Orthopedics Flashcards

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The […] test is used to test the strength of the supraspinatus muscle.

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Jobe

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The Jobe test is used to test the strength of the […] muscle.

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supraspinatus

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[…] sign is used to test the strength of the teres minor muscle.

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Hornblower’s

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Hornblower’s sign is used to test the strength of the […] muscle.

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teres minor

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The most sensitive and specific test for checking the strength of the […] muscle is the internal rotation lag sign.

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subscapularis

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The most sensitive and specific test for checking the strength of the subscapularis muscle is the [….] sign.

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internal rotation lag

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The […] sign is used to test the strength of the biceps muscle.

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Yergason

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The Yergason sign is used to test the strength of the […] muscle.

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biceps

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Insertion of the rotator cuff tendons onto the tubercle of the humerus is called […].

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footprint

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The […] is the region between the tendinous junction of the supraspinatus muscle and the subscapularis muscle.

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rotator interval

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Blood supply to the […] muscle comes from the thoracoacromial artery.

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supraspinatus

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Blood supply to the supraspinatus muscle comes from the […] artery.

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thoracoacromial

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The function of the subscapularis is to […] the humerus.

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internally rotate

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Overhead throwing athletes often suffer from […] of the rotator cuff.

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internal impingement

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[…] syndrome causes calcification and degeneration of tendon near the insertion of the rotator cuff.

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Impingement

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Massive rotator cuff tears sometimes require tendon transfers from the […] or the latissiumus dorsi muscle.

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pectoralis major

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Massive rotator cuff tears sometimes require tendon transfers from the pectoralis major or the […] muscle.

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latissiumus dorsi

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The clavicle is the first bone to ossify around […] weeks gestation and it’s the last bone to complete ossification.

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5-6

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The […] is the first bone to ossify around 5-6 weeks gestation and it’s the last bone to complete ossification.

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clavicle

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A complete neural exam should be done […] to an injured clavicle.

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distal

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Most clavicle fractures occur in the […] third.

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middle

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The […] provide anterior/posterior stability to the AC joint.

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acromioclavicular ligaments

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The […] x-ray view is the most accurate to use for AC joint pathology.

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Zanca

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The Zanca x-ray view is the most accurate to use for […] joint pathology.

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AC

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Ligament recosntruction in a clavicular fracture involves the transfer of the […] ligament to the distal clavicle.

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coracoacromial

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Osteoarthritis leads to wear of the […] glenoid and subsequent humeral head subluxation.

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posterior

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A […] is an abnormal tissue that invades the space between joints in a bone and perturbs the protective layer of articular cartilage.

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rheumatoid pannus

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A rheumatoid pannus is an abnormal tissue that invades the space between joints in a bone and perturbs the protective layer of […].

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articular cartilage

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The […] is a “cord like” glenohumeral ligament that is a normal anatomical variant.

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buford complex

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An […] is the preferred imaging technique for a SLAP lesion and arthroscopy is the definitive diagnosis.

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MRI arthrogram

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An MRI arthrogram is the preferred imaging technique for a […] and arthroscopy is the definitive diagnosis.

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SLAP lesion

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The hip […] are innervated by the femoral nerve.

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flexors

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The hip flexors are innervated by the […] nerve.

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femoral

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The hip […] are innervated by the obturator nerve.

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adductors

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The hip adductors are innervated by the […] nerve.

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obturator

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The hip […] are innervated by the superior gluteal nerve.

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abductors

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The hip abductors are innervated by the […] nerve.

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superior gluteal

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[…] pain usually presents as groin pain and it is a type of weight-bearing pain.

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Hip

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Hip pain usually presents as […] pain and it is a type of weight-bearing pain.

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groin

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Fractures that occur in […] bone are called insufficiency fractures.

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osteoporotic

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Fractures that occur in osteoporotic bone are called […] fractures.

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insufficiency

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Fractures that occur in […] bone are called fatigue/march fractures.

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normal

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Fractures that occur in normal bone are called […] fractures.

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fatigue/march

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The […] side of the femoral neck is the superior aspect and this part gets damaged in older runners.

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tension

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The tension side of the femoral neck is the […] aspect and this part gets damaged in older runners.

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superior

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The tension side of the femoral neck is the superior aspect and this part gets damaged in […].

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older runners

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[…] side fractures should be conservatively treated.

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Compression

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Compression side fractures should be […] treated.

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conservatively

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The […] is when female athletes become osteoporotic due to excessive training.

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terrible triad

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The terrible triad is when female athletes become […] due to excessive training.

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osteoporotic

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The terrible triad consists of: […]

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amenorrhea, eating disorder, and osteopenia/osteoporosis

AEO

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The […] is tender to palpation in a patient with bursitis.

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greater trochanter

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The greater trochanter is tender to palpation in a patient with […].

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bursitis

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