Endocrine Overview 7 Flashcards

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What are some of the NM/MSK s/s seen with endocrine dysfunction?

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  • Muscle weakness, myalgia, and fatigue
  • Bilateral CTS or Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Periarthritis and calcific tendinitis
  • Chondrocalcinosis
  • Spondyloarthropathy and OA
  • Hand stiffness and pain
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What might muscle weakness, myalgia, and fatigue signal?

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  • thyroid or parathyroid disease

- Acromegaly, diabetes, Cushing’s syndrome, osteomalacia

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What happens with proximal muscle weakness (painless) once underlying endocrine function is addressed?

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strength may or may not be restored

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Who gets B CTS most often?

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  • women at or near menopause

- soft tissue changes at wrist secondary to hormone changes

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Why do pts with acromegaly get CTS?

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Thickening of transverse carpal ligament in certain systemic disorders

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Bilateral CTS can come about with any condition that does this:

Name an example of such a condition

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  • increases volume of contents of the carpal tunnel

- gout

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Multiple causes of CTS - what usually brings the problem to light?

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  • repetitive motion

- occupational factors

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What are some screening questions you may ask when a pt has B CTS?

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  • Pain, N/T in feet?
  • abdominal pain since onset of CTS?
  • Changes in energy level
  • Unusual weakness
  • recent, unintentional WL?
  • On cholesterol meds?
  • hx of liver disease?
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Liver flap

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looks like clonus in the hand

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NM/MSK s/s of endocrine disorder: periarthritis and calcific tendinitis

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  • Especially at the shoulder

- If cause is an underlying endocrine dysfunction, PT will not be effective

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NM/MSK s/s of endocrine disorder: chondrocalcinosis

caused by

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deposits of calcium salts in cartilage of joints

pseudogout

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NM/MSK s/s of endocrine disorder: How likely is a person with chondrocalcinosis to have underlying endocrine disease?

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5-10% of people with this disorder have endocrine disease

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NM/MSK s/s of endocrine disorder: Spondyloarthropathy and OA are associated with

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  • hemachromatosis
  • DM
  • Acromegaly
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NM/MSK s/s of endocrine disorder: Hand stiffness and pain

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Often with CTS and flexor tenosynovitis

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