Exam 3: Diseases and Conditions of Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

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Low back pain

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Often result of compression of a nerve root in the foramina opening

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Sciatica

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Pain that radiates along path of sciatic nerve from lower back down each leg

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3
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Ankylosing spondylitis

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Type of arthritis of the spine, inflammation between vertebrae and in joints between spine and pelvis

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4
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Spinal stenosis

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Narrowing of the spinal vertebrae that puts pressure on nerves and spinal cord, results in pain, paraesthesia, loss of motor control

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5
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Osteomyelitis of vertebrae

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Infection of bone caused by bacteria or fungus from bloodstream, open fracture, or surgery

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Spondylolisthesis

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Forward or backward displacement of one of the vertebrae, often occurs in lumbosacral area

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Herniated discs/ruptured disc

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Soft inner core of disc can extrude, can inflame a nearby nerve route

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8
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Back surgery laminectomy

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Decompression surgery that enlarges spinal canal to relieve pressure on spinal cord or nerves

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9
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Back surgery laminectomy back precautions

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No BLTs (bend, lift, twist) for several months
Teach log-roll
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10
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Osteo arthritis

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Chronic degenerative hip disorder of cartilage in a joint

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11
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Rheumatoid arthritis

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Auto immune, bodies own immune system attacks its joints causing destruction of joint due to severe inflammation

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12
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THR precautions posterior

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No hip flexion greater than 90°
no hip internal rotation
no hip adduction

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THR precautions anterior

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No hip extension
no hip external rotation
no hip adduction

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14
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Fractures, open/compound

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Protrusion of bone through skin

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15
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Fractures, closed/simple

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Overline skin is not broken, bone is not exposed

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16
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Fractures, displaced

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Pulled out of normal alignment

17
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Fractures, non-displaced

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Normal alignment

18
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Fractures, transverse

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Fracture line is perpendicular to long axis of the bone

19
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Fractures, oblique

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Fracture line is at oblique angle to long axis of bone

20
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Fractures, comminuted

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Complete in fragments of the bone, bone is splintered or crushed

21
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Fractures, compression

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Occur due to compressive force to spine like landing on rear or feet after falling from a great height

22
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Fractures, pathologic

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Type of fracture that is secondary result of another illness or chronic condition that weakens bones of skeletal system

23
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Fractures, avulsion

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Small chunk of bone attached to a tendon/ligament gets pulled away from main part of bone
Young athletes

24
Q

Wrist fractures, Colles’ fracture

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Commonly caused BY FOOSH

25
Q

Nerve compression injuries in UE #1

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Carpal tunnel
Compression of median nerve at level of wrist
causes tingling in thumb, index, middle and half of the ring finger

26
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Nerve compression injuries in UE #2

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Cubital tunnel 

Numbness tingling in ring and small fingers that increases with a sustained elbow flexion

27
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Nerve compression injuries in UE #3

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Radio tunnel syndrome
Repetitive forearm supination with a wrist flexion and extension
Often misdiagnosed as tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)