EXAM 5 Flashcards
what is the order of the vertebrae
7 Cervical 12 Thoracic 5 Lumbar 5 Sacral 3-4 Coccyx
abduction
move outwards from midline
depression
lowering a body part
pronation
palm is down
supination
palm is up
inversion
inward
eversion
outward
what joint is in the shoulder
Glenohumeral
what is the glenohumeral
articulation of humerous with glenoid fossa of scapula
what joint is the largest in the body
knee
when the fetus is born, does it have more or less bones than the adult
more
what are Epiphyses
growth plates at the end of long bones
when is the last closure of growth plates
20 years
what hormones increase the mobility in the joints in pregnant women
estrogen
relaxin
corticosteroids
what occurs in pregnancy with the back
progressive Lordosis
what is bone remodeling in the older adult
cyclic process of resorption and deposition
after 40, what occurs with this cyclic process
resorption>deposition
what does osteoporosis cause in older adults
vertebrae stack, shrink in height
kyphosis
hunchback
what is the difference between arthritis and wear/tear on joints
arthritis is worse in the morning
wear and tear is worse at the end of the day
what do rotator cuff injuries have issues with
abduction
when doing an assessment, other than head to toe, what is an orderly fashion to do it
proximal to distal
midline outward
Crepitation
debri inside the joint, loud grating sound in the joint
assessment for temprormandibular joint
palpate with teeth clenched
snap/click can occur in healthy people
how do you assess Cranial Nerve 8 (Trigeminal)
ask to move jaw forward, open against resistance
how do you assess Cranial Nerve 11 (Spinal Nerves)
repeat while applying opposing force behind the neck
what does the shoulder shrug test with the cranial nerves
Cranial Nerve 11
what two tests are done fro infants hips
Ortolanis Manuver Allis Test (buttcheeks and knees)
what is the line in preschool age children from the back to the head along the spine
Plumb Line
what does the Trendelenburg Sign show
shows if subluration of hip
what does the DEXA scan for
Osteoporosis
what is Osgood Shlatter Disease
swelling of tibial tubercule just below the knee
when is Osgood Shlatter Disease common
during rapid growth/puberty
how does it resolve
rest
Genu Varum
bowleg (2 1/2)
Genu Valgum
Knock Knees
what are Rheumatoid Nodules
raised nodules that grow along small blood vessels in people with RA
where do they develop
surface of ulna and olceranon
what is acute gout caused by
metabolic issue where the body cant metabolize purines
painful inflammatory arthritis
excessive uric acid in the blood
s/s of acute gout
red
swelling
heat
extreme pain
what does the hypothalamus control
temperature
sleep
pituitaries
emotions
Broca’s Area
speech
Wernickes
language comprehension
why aren’t babies able to do more neurologically
don’t have myelin that covers the nerves
the more premature a baby is, what is it more difficult to do related to feeding
sucking and swallowing
cranial nerve 1
Olfactory
sense of smell
cranial nerve 2
optic nerve
visual acuity/visual fields
Rapid Alterating Movements (RAM)
pat knees, lift hands, palms up, backs of hands hit knees
tandem walking
heel toe in straight line
Stereognosis
recognizable object in hand, see if they can recognize it
Graphesthesia
ability to “read” number traced on skin
Point Location
touch skin, withdraw, ask to point to where you touched them
Plantar Reflex
stroke up the foot in upside down J, flexion of toes is normal
Reinforcement
isommetric exercise in muscle group AWAY from one being tested
what does Glausgow Coma Scale assess
Eye Opening
Motor Repsonse
Verbal Response
Landau Reflex
baby laying prone, arches back likes swan
tremors in elderly
Senile Tremors
spastic hemiparesis
arm is immobile against body, leg is stiff and doesnt move easily
Cremaster Muscle
controls the size of the scrotum by repsonding to ambient temperature
what stores/makes sperm
epididymis
where are hernias commonly found in men
Inguinal Groin Area
what is the first sign of puberty
testes begin to enlarge
reasons to get a circumcision
risk for certain STI’s
HPV
Herpes
Genital Warts
what can occur frequently in men with prostate enlargement
UTI’s
where are testicular self exams best
in the shower
is cheesy smegma normal with uncircumsized weiners
yes
NAVEL for hernias
nerve artery vein empty space lymphatics
hydrocele
fluid in scrotum
Cryptorchidism
one or both testes undescinded
what do the clusters look like with genital warts
cauliflower clusters
grapelike
difference between genital warts and herpes
PAIN with herpes
Hypospadias
meatus on ventral (under) side
Espispadias
meatus on dorsal (upper) side
*less common, more disabiling
Pirapism
persistent, painful erection, severe pain
NOT related to sexual desire
Phimosis
nonretractable foreskin
Paraphimosis
cant return to original position, EMERGENCY
three types of mens hernias
indirect
direct
femoral hernia
do indirect hernias transilluminate
NO
what ligaments relax in aging women
sacral ligaments