Basics and Tips Flashcards

1
Q

define reduction

A

action to reposition a deformed limb into anatomical alignment

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2
Q

ORIF

A

open reduction internal fixation

—reduction done after opening skin

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3
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Sprain

A

tearing of ligament

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4
Q

Strain

A

tearing of a tendon

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5
Q

valgus

A

deformation of limb away from body midline

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6
Q

varus

A

deformation of the limb toward the body midline

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7
Q

flexum

A

lack or deficit of extension in the ROM of a joint

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8
Q

dull/ache pain describes

A

local pathology

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9
Q

burning/tingling describes

A

nerve-related

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10
Q

pain at rest that is relieved by movement

A

inflammatory

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11
Q

night pain

A

inflammatory

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12
Q

pain upon effort

A

mechanical pathology

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13
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pain that is not increased by movement of the joint may mean the origin is?

A

elsewhere and the pain is referred

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14
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xray rules of two

A
  1. 2 VIEWS: antero-posterior (AP) and Lateral
  2. 2 JOINTS: the joint above and below the injury
  3. 2 TIMES: xray b4 and after reduction or manipulation
  4. 2 SIDES: bilateral xrays of injured and uninjured sides for comparison
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15
Q

what is the diaphysis

A

long shaft of bone

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16
Q

what is metaphysis

A

b/w the epiphysis and diaphysis

17
Q

what is epiphysis

A

end of bone

18
Q

what is epiphyseal plate

A

growth plate

19
Q

what is articular cartilage

A

covers epiphysis

20
Q

what is periosteum

A

bone covering—- pain sensitive

21
Q

what is medullary cavity

A

hollow chamber in bone

22
Q

red marrow makes?

A

RBC

23
Q

yellow marrow is

A

adipose

24
Q

what is endosteum

A

thin layer lining the medullary cavity

25
Q

open fx

A

when bone is exposed to air

26
Q

pathologic fx

A

implies fx through weakened bone (previous dz there before the break)

27
Q

stress fx

A

implies overuse or misuse

28
Q

low back pain for less than 4 weeks DOES/DOES NOT require imaging?

A

does not

29
Q

if any of the following four are present with back pain— imaging is needed

A
  1. neuro deficits—- thinking cauda equina
  2. spinal infection–> s/s would be fever + spinal pain + neuro deficits
  3. PT with CA or RF for CA + neuro deficits—— if no neuro deficits, the risks vs benefits of imaging should be weighed
  4. suspected compression fx—>should get at least xrays