Chapter 23: Musculoskeletal Flashcards

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effusion

A

excess joint fluid

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bursae

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3
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tendons

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4
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fracture

A

a break in a bone

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5
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dislocation

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complete loss of contact between the two bones in a joint

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6
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subluxation

A

partial dislocation
two bones in a joint stay in contact, but no longer aligned

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7
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contracture

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shortening of a muscle leading to limited ROM of joint

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8
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ankylosis

A

stiffness or fixation of a joint

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9
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inflammation

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signaled by warmth and tenderness

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10
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palpable fluid

A

abnormal finding of a joint

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11
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articular disease

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-inside the joint capsule, like arthritis
-swelling and tenderness around the whole joint
-all planes of ROM are limited

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12
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extra-curricular disease

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-injury to a specific tendon, ligament, nerve
-affects active and voluntary motion
-swelling and tenderness to one spot in the joint
-affects only certain planes of ROM

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13
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crepitation

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crunching sound with movement, occurs with RA

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14
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TMJ

A

crepitus and pain when chewing, decreased ROM, tenderness with palpation

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15
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humerus

A

upper arm bone

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16
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ulna

A

pinky side of forearm bone

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17
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olecranon

A

end of the ulna (at the elbow)

18
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epicondyle

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end of the humerus (at the elbow)

19
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subcutaneous nodules

A

raised, firm, and nontender
occur with RA

20
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osteopenia

A

a loss of bone mineral density (BMD) that weakens bones

21
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rheumatoid arthritis

A

-bilateral swelling and tenderness
-tender metacarpophalangeal joints

22
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ganglion cyst

A

localized swelling in wrist

23
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osteoarthritis

A

-Heberden and Bouchard nodules are hard and nontender
-irregular bony margins

24
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carpal tunnel syndrome

A

-numbness and burning with the Phalen test (hands back to back while flexing wrists 90 degrees)
-positive Tinel sign

25
Tinel sign
percussing nerve at the wrist
26
positive Tinel sign
with carpal tunnel syndrome, percussion of nerve along the wrist causes burning and tingling
27
positive Thomas test
of the hip, tests for tightness of the iliopsoas
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Genu varum
bowlegs, can be caused by nutritional rickets
29
Genu valgum
-knock-knees -may be caused by osteomyelitis, rickets, or kidney failure
30
bulge sign
occurs with small amounts of effusion from fluid flowing across the joint, like with swelling in the suprapatellar pouch
31
paresis
weakness of muscles
32
hemiplegia
spastic or flaccid paralysis of one side (right or left)
33
paraplegia
symmetric paralysis of both lower extremities
34
quadriplegia
paralysis in all four extremities
35
hiccup
myoclonus of diaphragm
36
grand mal seizures
severe myoclonic jerks
37
fasciculation
rapid twitching of a muscle without moving the limb
38
osteoblasts
form new bone, have estrogen receptors
39
kyphosis
increase in the thoracic curve, seen in aging adults
40
lordosis
seen in pregnant women
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arthropathy
disease of the joints