LECTURE 2B and C Flashcards

1
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best imaging for dens fx

A

CT

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2
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Scintigraphy is…..

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bone scan!
good for assessing metabolic activity/bone turn over
***not for soft tissue
-where stress fx are

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3
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What would I use to see widespread bone disease like metastases, osteomyelitis, Paget’s?

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scintigraphy (bone scan)
inject radiolabeled substance, determine whether focal areas of increased met uptake are present

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4
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MRI is best for

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soft tissue/bone marrow
*NOT for fx

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5
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T1 weighted vs T2 weighted MRI

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T1: fat is brightest, best anatomical definition and spatial resolution
T2: water is brightest

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6
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MRA is for…

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arthrogram:
contrast enhances ability to identify intra-articular lesions like LABRAL TEARS

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7
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ultrasound is good for

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soft tissues
allows real-time, dynamic imaging
-convenient, immediate
*NOT LABRUM…JUST SUPERFICIAL
but good at picking up fx (hurts!)

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8
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bone is what echogenicity on diagnostic ultrasound?

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hyperechoic-white

hypoechoic-dark
anechoic-black
isoechoic-relatively same

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9
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What does DEXA measure?

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most frequently for bone density!

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10
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osteoporosis is

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less than -2.5 SDs from mean
osteopenia (-1 and -2.5 SDs from mean)

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Pittsburgh Guideline for knee trauma is for….

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MECHANISM OF INJURY: FALL/TRAUMA

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12
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Pittsburgh Guideline for knee trauma

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  1. MOI is fall/trauma? YES
  2. Are you younger than 12/older than 50? YES then X RAY!
    No–> then
  3. Take 4 WB steps. Cannot? then X RAY!
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13
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Canadian Cervical Spine Rule

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  1. Any one high risk factor: 65 and older, dangerous MOI, or numb/ting in extremities —> IMMOB
    if no, then

2.

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14
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Ottawa Knee rule

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X-RAY IF
1. 55 and older
2. tender at head of fib
3. isolated tender patella
4. can’t flex to 90
5. can’t WB immediately an din emergency department 4 steps

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15
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Ottawa ankle rule

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  1. tender at post edge or tip of lateral malleolus
    OR medial mal
  2. inability to WB
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16
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ottawa foot rules

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  1. tender at navicular or base of 5th met
    OR medial mal
  2. inability to WB
17
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review new orleans criteria and canadian CT head rule

A
18
Q

SLR positive test 0-30 degrees means

A

acute MSK or tumor/lesion

19
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SLR 30-70 degrees means

A

compression/nerve irritation

20
Q

SLR positive CROSSED means

A

large disc herniation!
Very specific (SPIN-rules in)

21
Q

SLUMP test

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positive if symptoms when back/neck flexed. better test if symptoms occur prior to 22 degrees of knee EXTENSION

22
Q

a 3 pulse means what?

A

normal
2-slightly reduced
1-super reduced
0-absent
4-bounding

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