Ch. 15 Bones, Joints, Muscls Flashcards
Fluid biopsy from a joint
Joint fluid aspiration
What diagnostic test is used for identifying inflammation?
MRI
The use of a camera to see in a joint
Arthroscopy
Measure of the rate of an electrical impulse through a muscle
Electromyography
Cell that makes bone
Osteoblasts
Cell that destroys bone
Osteoclasts
Bone scaffolding
Collagen proteins
Hard part of bone
Calcium crystals
Bone infections (Bacterial)
Osteomyelitis
What other infection likes bone tissue
Tuberculosis
Whats it called when bone breaks too easy
Inappropriate fracture
Bone deformity due to lack of Vit. C
Scurvy
Necessary vitamin used to absorb calcium from intestines
Vit. D
Malnutrition condition where Vit D is lacking
Rickets
Condition of a lack of Vit D in adults
Osteomalacia
Genetic deffect in collagen protein resulting in brittle bone disease
Osteogenosis Imperfecta
Bone tissue replaced by fibrous cysts (due to hyperparathyroidism)
Osteitis Fibrosa Cystica
Over production of bone repair tissue
Paget’s disease (Osteitis deformans)
Loss of bone density (slow osteoblasts)
Osteoporosis
LAteral deviation of vertebral column
Scoliosis
Forward deviation of vertabral column (hump)
Kiphosis
Posterior deviation (swayback)
Lordosis
Bone break
fracture
Realingment of bone peices
Reduction
Surgery recduction is called…
Open
Setting of bone reduction is called…
closed
Crushing fracture
Comminuted
Partial Break seen in children
Greenstick fracture
Benign bone spur/callus
Osteoma
Inappropriate fracture due to tumor
Osteosarcoma
Cartlidge Cancer
Chondrosarcoma
Bone to bone connector
Ligament
Muscle to bone connector
Tendon
Fluid filled sac that protects tendons
Bursa
Generic arthritis;one joint at a time
Osteoarthritis
Arthritis from normal wear/tear
Primary
Arthritis from prior trauma
Secondary
Arthritis from compensating for injury
Traveling
Auto immune arthritis; Bi-lateral
Rheumitoid
Joint fusion
Ankylosis
Vertebral fusion
Ankylosis Spondylitis
Caused by gout on the distal joints
Gouty
Inflammation of damaged bursa made worse by hydration and atmospheric levels
Bursitis
Trauma from repeated strain
Repetitive strain
Carpel tendonitis causing impingement
Carpel Tunnel
ORIF
open reduction internal fixation
keeping bones separated
traction
Limb replacement
Prosthesis
Where nerve attaches to muscle
Neuromuscular junction
Muscle cells die cause MD etc
degradation
Muscle tissue replaced by adipose
Duchennes MD
Autoimmune targeting neuromuscular junction
Myasthemia Gravis
Targets tendons, pinpoint pain (autoimmune?)
Fibromyalgia
Benign muscle tumor
Myoma
Most common high malignancy muscle tumor
Rhabdomyosarcoma
what makes bones more brittle with age?
More mineral than collogen
Why do joints get stiffer with age?
More Fibrotic