Exam 2 Flashcards

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Ankle dislocation

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Pain, swelling, loss of motion and strength, deformity, inability to bear weight

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Ankle fractures

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Caused by direct trauma or forced motion

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Stress fractures

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Caused by overuse and repetitive motions

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3
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Lateral ankle sprain

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Occurs when foot comes in contact with uneven surface

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4
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Medial ankle sprain

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Rare, caused by eversion force

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Syndesmotic ankle sprain (high ankle sprain)

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Injury to the interior tibiofibular

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Osteochondritis dissecans

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Partial or complete separation of articulate cartilage and subchondral bone.
Impigment due to patella

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Patella fracture

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Caused by indirect or direct trauma
Swelling, pain over patella
Immobilization

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Genu valgum

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Knock kneed

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9
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Genu varum

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Bowlegged

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10
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Genu recurvatum

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Hyperextension of the knees

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4 types of meniscal tears

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Longitudinal, transverse, bucket handle, parrot beak

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Sprains

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Ligaments

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13
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Strains

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Tendons and muscles

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14
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Fractures

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Bones

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15
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Dislocations

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Bony articulations

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Muscle guarding

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Muscle contraction in response to pain

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Causes of fractures

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Direct force
Indirect force
Torsion
Bending
Compression 
Shearing
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Phases of healing process

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Inflammatory response
Fibroblastic repair
Maturation-remodeling