Cx spine lecture Flashcards

1
Q

List the 5 Ds

A
  1. Dizziness/unsteadiness
  2. Diplopia
  3. Dysarthria
  4. Dysphagia
  5. Drop attacks
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2
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What is Diplopia

A

Double vision

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3
Q

what is dysarthria

A

difficulty with speech or finding words

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4
Q

list the 3 Ns

A
  1. Nystagmus
  2. Nausea
  3. Numbness or paraesthesia (perioral)
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5
Q

in the 3 N’s, where should numbness be strongly assessed for?

A

Around the mouth

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6
Q

What do the 5D’s and 3 N’s assess for?

A

CAD

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7
Q

What is the positional test for VBI

A

sustained 10 second rotation both ways, monitor 5D’s and 3 N’s in this position

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8
Q

List 4 risk factors for upper cervical instability

A
  1. Hx of trauma
  2. Throat infection
  3. Recent head/neck/dental surgery
  4. Inflammatory arthritis (RA)
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9
Q

List 3 upper Cxsp Instability tests

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  1. Sharp-Purser
  2. Anterior shear
  3. Rotational stress test
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10
Q

What is the Mulligan concept in terms of the Cxsp

A

Unilateral MT with movement, usually rotation

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11
Q

What are the two types Wry neck

A
  1. apophyseal

2. Discogenic

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12
Q

list the 5 common causes of Cx spine pain

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  1. Wry neck
  2. Cervical radiculopathy
  3. Whiplash associated disorders
  4. Cervicogenic headaches
  5. Non-specific mechanical neck pain
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13
Q

Which type of Wry Neck is acute and more common?

A

Apophyseal

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14
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with fixed deformity of flexion, rotation and lateral flexion

A

Apophyseal

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15
Q

Which type of Wry neck is more associated with adolescence ?

A

Apophyseal

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16
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with muscle spasm

A

Apophyseal

17
Q

Which direction will a person with Apophyseal wry neck move their head towards

A

Unilaterally away from pain

18
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with a gradual onset and older age group

A

Discogenic

19
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with pasin in the interscapular region

A

Discogenic

20
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with diffuse pain, which is dull in nature

A

Discogenic

21
Q

Which type of Wry neck is associated with Ipsilateral lateral flexion, but not mechanically blocked

A

Discogenic

22
Q

Which type of Wry neck indicates the need for Thoracic ROM treatment as well

A

Discogenic

23
Q

Rx for first 48 hours of WAD consists of what type of approach

A

Hands-off

assess instability and the need for imaging

24
Q

List 5 indicative signs of a Cervicogenic headache

A
  1. slow onset
  2. Occipital pain
  3. Unilateral
  4. History of trauma or injury
  5. Posture as a trigger
25
Q

Which Z joints are most associated with cervicogenic headaches

A

0/C1 - C2/C3

26
Q

Canadian C-spine rules - What are the high risk factors that mandates Radiographic imaging ?

A
  1. Age > 65
  2. Dangerous mechanism
  3. Paraesthesia in extremities
27
Q

List 4 factors that indicate the ROM assessment is safe in C-spine

A
  1. Not involved in rear-end MVA
  2. able to sit
  3. able to mobilise
  4. Absence of midline C-spine tenderness
28
Q

What rotation must be achieved to rule out Radiographic imaging ?

A

45 degrees rotation L and R

29
Q

2 PROM’s for WAD

A
  1. NDI

2. Impact of event scale