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M106 Pathologies Flashcards

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Chronic, systemic inflammatory condition leading to calcification and fusion of spinal joints
* a progressive autoimmune inflammatory arthritis*

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Ankylosing Spondylitis
( Rheumatoid Spondylitis)

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Group* of genetic disorders that atrophy skeletal muscles
Muscle is replaced by fat and other connective tissues till the muscle is useless
Duchenne MD is the most common form

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Muscular Dystrophy

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Inflammation of the tendons synovial sheath

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Tenosynovitis

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Inflammation of muscle (myotis) due to microbes or an autoimmune disease

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Muscle infection

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Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of connective tissue. Causes blood vessel inflammation, organ dysfunction and arthritis

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Lupus Erythematosus

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A hole through which trapped contents escape
* epigastric, inguinal, etc*

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Hernia

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Symptoms of diffuse chronic pain and fatigue
“11 tender points”

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Fibromyalgia

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Persistent/ intermittent muscle contractions causes abnormal, often repetitive movements or postures

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Dystonia

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Spasmodic, involuntary, sustained muscle contraction

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Cramp

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Chronically shortened muscle tissue, resistant to passive stretching (wry neck)

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Contracture

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Associated w/ cycle off ischemia- necrosis leading to continued contractions that cause more ischemia
trigger points are common

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Chronic myofascial pain

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Associated w/ fibromyalgia; generalized fatigue

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Chronic Fatigue syndrome

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Soft tissue ailments typically associated w/ getting rear ended

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CAD aka whiplash

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Abnormal joining together by collagen or 2 structures

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Adhesion

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Autoimmune chronic diseases cause muscle weakness that begins in muscle region and spreads to skeletal muscles
death comes from respiratory failure

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Myasthenia Gravis

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Most common type of muscle dysfunction
longer cramp

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Spasm

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Injury to muscle or tendon, goes by 3 degrees

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Strain

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Inflammation of the tendon

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Tendonitis

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Degenerative condition of a tendon that doesn’t involve inflammation
* Degeneration of collagen fibers in a tendon*

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Tendinosis

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Bone was twisted apart

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Spiral fracture

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21
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Micro fractures growing to a breaking point (fatigue fracture)

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Stress fracture

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Forms a right angle w/ the axis of a bone

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Transverse fracture

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Splinters on one side and bends on another
Typically found in children

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Greenstick fracture

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Bone is wedged into bone

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Impacted fracture

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Diagonally fractured

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Oblique fracture

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Fractured due to preexisting pathology

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Pathologic fracture

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Fracture w/ dislocation

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Fracture dislocation

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Fracture between epiphysis and diaphysis
can cause stunted growth in that limb

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Epiphyseal fracture

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When bone is compressed to a breaking point

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Compression fracture

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30
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Bone shatter/ is crushed into many pieces

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Comminuted Fracture

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31
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Injury caused by falling with an out stretched hand

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Collies fracture

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32
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Bone breaks through skin

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Open/ compound fracture

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33
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The bone doesnt cause an open wound

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Closed/ simple fracture

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34
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Cracks in bone

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Incomplete fracture

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The bone is entirely Separated

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Complete fracture

36
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Crackling, grinding noise during joint movement

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Crepitus

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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

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NSAIDS

38
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Teeth grinding

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Bruxism

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Collection of symptoms in the head and jaw (TMJ)

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Temporalmandibular joint syndrome

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Partial Dislocation

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Subluxation

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Tears of Joints and Ligaments
Goes by grades

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Sprain

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Osteoarthritis of the spine

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Spondylosis

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Forward displacement of one vertebral body of another (slipping)

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Spondylolisthesis

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Lateral curvature/ deviation of the spine
*congenital or idiopathic *

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Scoliosis

45
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Auto immune arthritis

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Rheumatoid Arthritis

46
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Inflammation of the plantar fascia
heel spurs

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Plantar Fasciitis

47
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Flat feet

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Pes Planus

48
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Caved feet/ High arches

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Pes cavus

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Chronic* bone disorder where healthy bone is reabsorbed and replaced w/ connective tissue that never calcified. Often Asystematic
AKA Osteitis Deformans

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Pagets disease

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Loss of bone/ porous bones

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Osteoporosis

51
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Infection of bone and marrow leading to inflammation, necrosis& destruction of bone

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OsteoMyeLitis

52
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Softening of bone and loss of mass
Rare in the US (rickets)

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Osteomalacia

53
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A genetic defect in the development of all connective tissues
*Thin delicate curved bones

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Osteogenisis Imperfecta

54
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Ischemic necrosis of tibial tuberosity leading to pain and swelling Ages 10-15

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Osgood-Schlatter disease
OSD

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Most common arthritic Disease

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Osteoarthritis

56
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Tumor
Osteoma=Begnign
Osteosarcoma = Malignant
Multiple Myeloma = Malignent

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Neoplasm
(new growth)

57
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Growth of a bony depsosit
muscle inflammation w/ ossification

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Myositis Ossificans

58
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Abnormal Concavity in the lumbar spine
Swayback

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Lordosis

59
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Aseptic, ischemic necrosis of the head of the femur
Ages 5-10 mainly boys

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Legg-Calve-Perthes disease

60
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Arthritis; Bulls eye rash

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Lymes disease

61
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Abnormal convexity in the thoracic spine
aka humpback

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Kyphosis

62
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Nucleus Pulpous protrudes through annulus fibrosis into extradural space (L-5,C-6,C-7

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Herniated Disk

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Lateral deviation of the big toe
(bunions)

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Hallux Vagus

64
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Form of arthritis (beer and steak)

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Gout

65
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Cystic swelling of tendon sheath+ joint capsules filled w viscous fluid

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Ganglion Cysts

66
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Breaks or ruptures in bone

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fractures

67
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Idiopathic progressive shrinking and thickening of palmar fascia that limits movement of fingers. Can be tied to alcoholism, think ring and middle finger

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Dupuytrens contracutre

68
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Displacement of bone from a joint

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Luxation

69
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Droopy eyelids

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Ptosis

70
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Muscle inflammation

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Myotis

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Muscular disorders

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Myopathies

72
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Muscle pain

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Myalgia

73
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Enlargement or the breadth of a muscle sheath due to repetitive forceful muscle activity. Increase in size not in number

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Hypertrophy

74
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Abnormal increase in muscle tone

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Hypertonicity

75
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Sodium, potassium, magnisium

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Electrolytes

76
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Caused by lack of folic acid, caused before birth. Think of nervous system

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Spina Bifida

77
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Strong white fibers found in bundles that make up fibrous connective tissues (tendons)

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Collagen

78
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Gout, lymes, osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid

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Arthritis

79
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Muscle waste

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Atrophy

80
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A type of contracture that affects lateral flexion and rotation that may involve SCM, Scalenes and/or upper traps

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Torticollis

81
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Neurovascular bundle (ie; Brachial plexus) is compromised/ entrapped. Shoulder girdle, neck down

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Thoracic outlet compression syndromes

82
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Deterioration of articular cartilage on the posterior patella

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Chondromalacia patella

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Compression of the median nerve

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Carpal tunnel syndome

84
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Inflammation of the bursa

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Bursitis

85
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Impeded blood supply to the bone resulting in bone tissue and blood vessels disintegrating and never fully replacing

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AVN Avascular Osreonecrosis

86
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Due to bacterial infection inside a joint capsule

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Septic arthritis

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