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Knee Patho Flashcards

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more complicated fractures occur when they are closer to the blank

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joint

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fractures can affect blank tissue

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neural

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cool to the touch and a weak pulse after a fracture can be a sign of blank

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shock

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3
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distal femoral fractures usually heal faster than blank weeks

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12

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4
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a pathological fracture could have a blank onset

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insidious

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5
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fall directly on the knee can cause a blank fracture by the patella driving into femur

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intracondylar

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most important fracture to manage is the blank fracture site through the articular surface of the femur

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vertical

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7
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very rare fracture of tibia that has an incidence increasing with age

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tibial plateau

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8
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tibial plateau that is stronger and requires more force to fracture

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medial

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9
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mri are used to look at blank

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soft tissue

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10
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softening of cartilage

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chondromalacia

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boys are blank times as likely to get osgood schlattters

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3

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12
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indirect trauma or repetitive stress to the attachment of the patellar tendon to tibial tuberosity

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osgood schlatters

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patella pointing lateral

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frog eye

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14
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patella pointing medial

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squinting

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15
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patella pointing up

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patella alta

16
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patella pointing down

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baja

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most common knee bursitis

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prepatellar bursitis

18
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syndrome caused by an embryological remnant; a fold in the synovial lining

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plica

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plica is in blank percent of the population

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60

20
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plica can cause blank pain but can be surgically removed

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knee

21
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aka popliteal cyst in adults that can be associated with arthritis that is like a little hernia

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baker cyst

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lateral meniscus is blank shaped and is more blank than medial becuase it is not attached to blank

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circle, mobile, lcl

23
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injury in the blood rich periphery and both sides of the tear have rich blood supply, healing is promoted

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red red tear

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injury in the periphery and central portion where one end of meniscus has good blood supply and one has poor blood supply

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red white tear

25
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both mensiscal tears have poor blood supply

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white white tear

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how to diagnose meniscal tear

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mri

27
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medial and lateral menisci can be tested best when the leg is in blank

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full extension

28
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t1 mri shows

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anatomy

29
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t2 mri shows blank

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pathology

30
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acl and pcl are both blank but blank

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intraarticular, extrasynovial

31
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structures that can be damaged by hyperextension

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pcl, acl, posterior capsule

pt clin med 2 (4 decks)

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