Ch. 15 Bones, Joints, Muscls Flashcards

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1
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Fluid biopsy from a joint

A

Joint fluid aspiration

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2
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What diagnostic test is used for identifying inflammation?

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MRI

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3
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The use of a camera to see in a joint

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Arthroscopy

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4
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Measure of the rate of an electrical impulse through a muscle

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Electromyography

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5
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Cell that makes bone

A

Osteoblasts

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6
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Cell that destroys bone

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Osteoclasts

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7
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Bone scaffolding

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Collagen proteins

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8
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Hard part of bone

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Calcium crystals

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9
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Bone infections (Bacterial)

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Osteomyelitis

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10
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What other infection likes bone tissue

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Tuberculosis

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11
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Whats it called when bone breaks too easy

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Inappropriate fracture

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12
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Bone deformity due to lack of Vit. C

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Scurvy

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13
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Necessary vitamin used to absorb calcium from intestines

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Vit. D

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14
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Malnutrition condition where Vit D is lacking

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Rickets

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15
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Condition of a lack of Vit D in adults

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Osteomalacia

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16
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Genetic deffect in collagen protein resulting in brittle bone disease

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Osteogenosis Imperfecta

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17
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Bone tissue replaced by fibrous cysts (due to hyperparathyroidism)

A

Osteitis Fibrosa Cystica

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18
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Over production of bone repair tissue

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Paget’s disease (Osteitis deformans)

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19
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Loss of bone density (slow osteoblasts)

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Osteoporosis

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20
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LAteral deviation of vertebral column

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Scoliosis

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21
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Forward deviation of vertabral column (hump)

A

Kiphosis

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22
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Posterior deviation (swayback)

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Lordosis

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23
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Bone break

A

fracture

24
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Realingment of bone peices

A

Reduction

25
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Surgery recduction is called…

A

Open

26
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Setting of bone reduction is called…

A

closed

27
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Crushing fracture

A

Comminuted

28
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Partial Break seen in children

A

Greenstick fracture

29
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Benign bone spur/callus

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Osteoma

30
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Inappropriate fracture due to tumor

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Osteosarcoma

31
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Cartlidge Cancer

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Chondrosarcoma

32
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Bone to bone connector

A

Ligament

33
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Muscle to bone connector

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Tendon

34
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Fluid filled sac that protects tendons

A

Bursa

35
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Generic arthritis;one joint at a time

A

Osteoarthritis

36
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Arthritis from normal wear/tear

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Primary

37
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Arthritis from prior trauma

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Secondary

38
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Arthritis from compensating for injury

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Traveling

39
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Auto immune arthritis; Bi-lateral

A

Rheumitoid

40
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Joint fusion

A

Ankylosis

41
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Vertebral fusion

A

Ankylosis Spondylitis

42
Q

Caused by gout on the distal joints

A

Gouty

43
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Inflammation of damaged bursa made worse by hydration and atmospheric levels

A

Bursitis

44
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Trauma from repeated strain

A

Repetitive strain

45
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Carpel tendonitis causing impingement

A

Carpel Tunnel

46
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ORIF

A

open reduction internal fixation

47
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keeping bones separated

A

traction

48
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Limb replacement

A

Prosthesis

49
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Where nerve attaches to muscle

A

Neuromuscular junction

50
Q

Muscle cells die cause MD etc

A

degradation

51
Q

Muscle tissue replaced by adipose

A

Duchennes MD

52
Q

Autoimmune targeting neuromuscular junction

A

Myasthemia Gravis

53
Q

Targets tendons, pinpoint pain (autoimmune?)

A

Fibromyalgia

54
Q

Benign muscle tumor

A

Myoma

55
Q

Most common high malignancy muscle tumor

A

Rhabdomyosarcoma

56
Q

what makes bones more brittle with age?

A

More mineral than collogen

57
Q

Why do joints get stiffer with age?

A

More Fibrotic