BOC EXAM Flashcards
5 Types of Tissue Loading
- Compression 2. Tension 3. Shearing 4. Bending
5. Torsion
Define: Clonic Muscle Spasm
Involuntary contraction to relaxation in rapid succession
Define: Tonic Muscle Spasm
Constant contraction over period of time
Define Tendinosis
Shift from Tendinitis to tendon degeneration.
S/S: Pain, swollen, stiffness.
Tx: Strengthen and stretch tendon
Define Tenosynovitis
Inflammation of tendon and synovial sheath
Latent Trigger Point
Does not cause spontaneous pain but restricts movement or causes muscle weakness. Pain is felt when pressure is applied over point.
Active Trigger Point
Causes pain at rest. Applied pressure over causes “jump sign.” Referred pain/radiating pain.
Define: Osteoarthritis
Decrease of hyaline cartilage
Name the 5 functions of Bone
- Body Support 2. Organ Protection 3. Movement via joints/levers 4. Calcium storage
- Hematopoiesis - formation of blood
What do Osteoblasts do?
Bone Producing cells
What do Osteoclasts do?
Bone-remodeling cells
Define: Hypoesthesia
Diminished sense of feeling
Define: Hyperesthesia
Increase sense of feeling
Define Paresthesia
Numbness, tingling, prickling
Define Neuropraxia
Compression or mild blunt blow to nerve. Temporary loss of function within hrs - months
Define Neuritis
Inflammation of nerve
Burning Sensation is indicative of…
a nerve being over stretched
Cardinal Signs of Inflammation (5)
- Redness (Rubor) 2. Swelling (Tumor) 3. Pain (Dolor) 4. Heat (Calor)
- Loss of function (functiolaesa)
Job of Chemical Mediator - Histamine
Vasodilation and increase cell permeability
Job of Chemical Mediator - Leukotrines
Margination
Job of Chemical Mediator - Cytokines
Attract phagocytes to injured site
Psychological Response (Kubler - Ross rx) 5 Steps
- Denial
- Anger
- Bargaining
- Depression
- Acceptance
Define: Hypovolemic
Decrease blood volume leading to shock
Neurogenic Shock
General dilation of vessels
Psychogenic Shock
Fainting (syncope)
Temporary dilation of vessels
Cardiogenic Shock
Inability of heart to pump enough blood
Septic Shock
Bacterial toxins = dilation of vessels
Anaphylactic Shock
Allergies
Tx:epi-pen
Metabolic Shock
Untreated diabetes
Decrease of body fluids
S/S of Shock
Moist Pale Clammy Skin Weak + Rapid pulse Increased shallow respiratory rate Decreased systolic
Normal Pulse Rates
Children
Adults
Children 60-100 bpm
Adults 80-100 bpm
Normal Respiration Rates
Children
Adults
Children 12-20
Adults 15-30
Normal Temperature Range
98.2 DF - 98.6 DF
Define Saggital plane
Divides body into left/right
Define Transverse plane
Divides body into upper/lower
Define Coronal plane
Divides body into anterior/posterior
Difference between Sign and Symptom
Sign - Indicator of disease. Determined when pt. is examined
Symptoms - Change indicating injury/disease. Subjective from pt.pov
HOPS stands for?
History
Observation
Palpation
Special Tests
Define Conduction
Heating through direct contact
Define Convection
Heating indirectly through medium such as air/liquid - whirlpool
Define Radiation
Transfer of heat through space from one object to another - diathermy
Define Conversion
Heating through other forms of energy - ultrasound
Define Effleurage Massage
Stroking
Define Petrissage Massage
Kneading
Define Friction Massage
Heat producing massage
Define Tapotement Massage
Percussion
Myotome Patterns C1
None
Myotome Pattern C2
Neck Flexion
Myotome Pattern C3
Neck lateral flexion/extension
Myotome Pattern C4
Shoulder Shrug
Myotome Pattern C5
Shoulder ABD
Myotome C6
Elbow flexion
Wrist extension
Myotome C7
Elbow extension
Wrist flexion
Myotome C8
Ulnar Deviation
Thumb Extension
Myotome T1
Finger ADD/ABD
Myotome L1
None
Myotome L2
Hip flexion
Myotome L3
Knee Extension
Myotome L4
Ankle Dorsiflexion
Myotome L5
Hallux Extension
Myotome S1
Plantar Flexion/eversion/knee flx/hip ext
Myotome S2
Plantar flexion/knee flexion/hip ext
Myotome S3
None
Myotome S4
Bladder/Rectum anal wink
Define Proprioception
Ability to determine position of joint in space
Define Kinesthesia
Ability to detect movement
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) uses
Analgesic effects
Antipyretic
Headaches
NO ANTI INFLAMMATORY activity
Acetylsalicylic Acid (Aspirin) uses
Analgesic effects Antipyretic Anti inflammatory Blood thinner Headaches NOT FOR CONTACT SPORTS Decrease clotting
NSAID uses
Analgesic effects Antipyretic Anti inflammatory Good for menstrual cramps, somatic pain, soft tissue injury. NOT GOOD FOR HEADACHES
Beta Blockers uses
Decrease BP used for hypertension - relaxes vessels
Apophysitis “Severs Disease” is what?
A bony outgrowth at the calcaneus where the achilles tendon attaches.
Tx. Ice, rest, achilles stretch, NSAID, heel lift
Pronation often indicates what type of arch?
Pes Planus
Supination often indicates what kind of arch?
Pes Cavus
Anteversion of the hip means what?
Internal Rotation of hip
Retroversion of the hip means?
External rotation of the hip
Measuring Anatomical Leg Length Descrepancy. Name the landmarks.
ASIS - Med. Patella - Med. Malleoli
Measuring Functional Leg Length Discrepancy. Name the landmarks.
Umbillicus (navel) - Lat.Condyle of knee - Med. Malleoli
Name the Rotator Cuff Muscles (4)
- Supraspinatus
- Infraspinatus
- Teres Minor
- Subscapularis
How many degrees of shoulder flexion/extension?
FLX - 180
EXT - 50
How many degrees of shoulder ABD/ADD?
ABD - 180
ADD - 40
How many degrees of shoulder IR/ER?
IR - 90
ER - 90
Define Bankart Lesion?
Anterior defect of the labrum
Define Hill Sachs Lesion
Posterior lateral defect of the labrum
Define SLAP lesion
Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior lesion
Formula for calculating Max Heart Rate?
Max HR = 220 - Age
Ely’s test is used to check?
Tight rectus femoris
Ober’s test?
Tight IT band or Tensor Fascia Latae
Thomas Test?
Tight hip flexors/ilopsoas/rectus femoris/IT band
Craigs test?
Anteversion and retroversion of the hip
FABER Test
Hip is in Flexion ABD and External Rotation
SacroIliac joint, ilopsoas, hip flexor
Scour test
Osteoarthritis of the knee
Trendelenberg
Gluteus Medius/hip abd
Slocum test
15 degrees ER foot placement tests for anteromedial instability of the knee.
30 degrees IR tests for anterolateral instability of knee
Apleys Compression Test
Meniscal tear
McMurrays Test
Meniscus Tear. “Figure “U” with the knee to search for popping and pain”
Clarkes Sign Test
Patellar Chondromalacia
VMO weakness
Patellar tracking issue
Nobel Compression test
Tight IT Band
Talar Tilt Test
ADD - Calcaneofibular ligament tear
ABD - Deltoid ligament
Homan’s Sign
Deep Vein Thrombosis DVT.
Lateral Ligaments of Anke. 3 Important
Anterotalofibular, Calcaneofibular, Posterior calcaneofibular
Medial ligament of ankle important (1)
Deltoid ligament
Thompson Test
Integrity of Achilles Tendon
Yergasons Test
Pain in bicipital groove. Indicative of bicipital tendinitis.
Speeds Test
Long head of biceps brachii. Bicep muscle or tendon pathology