Intro to Ortho Flashcards

1
Q

What is orthopedics

A
Bones 
Muscles 
Ligaments 
Tendons 
Joints 
Nerves
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2
Q

What is rheumatology

A

sub-specialty in internal medicine and peds

immune conditions

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3
Q

What are functions of musculoskeletal systems

A
Movement 
structural support 
protection of organs 
storage of minerals 
hematopoesis
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4
Q

What are common complaints for ortho

A
pain 
aches 
soreness 
discomfort 
cramps 
contractures 
spasms 
limitation of movement 
stillness 
weakness 
swelling 
lump 
mass and tumors
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5
Q

What is the epiphysis

A

end portion of the bone

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6
Q

What is the metaphysis

A
  • wider portion of bone between diaphysis and epiphysis
  • cartillaginous until ossified
  • zone of growth
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7
Q

What is diaphysis

A

long portion of the bone

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8
Q

What are osteoblasts

A

help build bone tissue

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9
Q

What are osteoclasts

A

break down bone tissue

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10
Q

What is articular cartillage

A

facilitates smooth movement between 2 bones

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11
Q

What is important about periosteum

A

has pain receptors and blood supply

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12
Q

What are diathrodial joints

A

synovial joints

freely mobile

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13
Q

What are amphiathrodial joints

A

fibrocarilaginous joints

allow some movement

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14
Q

What are synarthrodial joints

A

no movement

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15
Q

What are diathrodial joint types

A
ball and socket 
hinge  
condyloid 
saddle 
pivot
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16
Q

What are amphiathroidal joint types

A

costosternal
symphysis pubis
acromioclavicular

17
Q

What are synathrodial joint types

A

cranial sutures

18
Q

What is varus

A

bowlegged

distal extremity is “inward”

19
Q

What is valgus

A

knock-kneed

distal extremity is “outward”

20
Q

What is fracture

A

disruption of cortex of bone resulting in cracking, splintering, bisecting

21
Q

What are characteristics of fractures

A
open/closed 
bone involved 
type of fracture 
displacement 
location
22
Q

What is displacement

A

when the two parts of bone around fracture have shifted

23
Q

What is angled

A

When the two parts of the bone around the fracture are at an angle of each other

24
Q

What is a dislocation

A

joint between 2 bones seperates

25
Q

What is a sprain

A

stretching of ligaments from excessive force

26
Q

What are the grades of sprains

A

1 - partial tear but stable
2 - partial tear with some instability
3 - complete tear

27
Q

What is a strain

A

stretching or partial tearing of the muscle-tendon unit from excessive force