M106 Pathologies Flashcards
Chronic, systemic inflammatory condition leading to calcification and fusion of spinal joints
* a progressive autoimmune inflammatory arthritis*
Ankylosing Spondylitis
( Rheumatoid Spondylitis)
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
Muscular Dystrophy
Inflammation of the tendons synovial sheath
Tenosynovitis
Inflammation of muscle (myotis) due to microbes or an autoimmune disease
Muscle infection
Chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease of connective tissue. Causes blood vessel inflammation, organ dysfunction and arthritis
Lupus Erythematosus
A hole through which trapped contents escape
* epigastric, inguinal, etc*
Hernia
Symptoms of diffuse chronic pain and fatigue
“11 tender points”
Fibromyalgia
Persistent/ intermittent muscle contractions causes abnormal, often repetitive movements or postures
Dystonia
Spasmodic, involuntary, sustained muscle contraction
Cramp
Chronically shortened muscle tissue, resistant to passive stretching (wry neck)
Contracture
Associated w/ cycle off ischemia- necrosis leading to continued contractions that cause more ischemia
trigger points are common
Chronic myofascial pain
Associated w/ fibromyalgia; generalized fatigue
Chronic Fatigue syndrome
Soft tissue ailments typically associated w/ getting rear ended
CAD aka whiplash
Abnormal joining together by collagen or 2 structures
Adhesion
Autoimmune chronic diseases cause muscle weakness that begins in muscle region and spreads to skeletal muscles
death comes from respiratory failure
Myasthenia Gravis
Most common type of muscle dysfunction
longer cramp
Spasm
Injury to muscle or tendon, goes by 3 degrees
Strain
Inflammation of the tendon
Tendonitis
Degenerative condition of a tendon that doesn’t involve inflammation
* Degeneration of collagen fibers in a tendon*
Tendinosis
Bone was twisted apart
Spiral fracture
Micro fractures growing to a breaking point (fatigue fracture)
Stress fracture
Forms a right angle w/ the axis of a bone
Transverse fracture
Splinters on one side and bends on another
Typically found in children
Greenstick fracture
Bone is wedged into bone
Impacted fracture
Diagonally fractured
Oblique fracture
Fractured due to preexisting pathology
Pathologic fracture
Fracture w/ dislocation
Fracture dislocation
Fracture between epiphysis and diaphysis
can cause stunted growth in that limb
Epiphyseal fracture
When bone is compressed to a breaking point
Compression fracture
Bone shatter/ is crushed into many pieces
Comminuted Fracture
Injury caused by falling with an out stretched hand
Collies fracture
Bone breaks through skin
Open/ compound fracture
The bone doesnt cause an open wound
Closed/ simple fracture
Cracks in bone
Incomplete fracture
The bone is entirely Separated
Complete fracture
Crackling, grinding noise during joint movement
Crepitus
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
NSAIDS
Teeth grinding
Bruxism
Collection of symptoms in the head and jaw (TMJ)
Temporalmandibular joint syndrome
Partial Dislocation
Subluxation
Tears of Joints and Ligaments
Goes by grades
Sprain
Osteoarthritis of the spine
Spondylosis
Forward displacement of one vertebral body of another (slipping)
Spondylolisthesis
Lateral curvature/ deviation of the spine
*congenital or idiopathic *
Scoliosis
Auto immune arthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Inflammation of the plantar fascia
heel spurs
Plantar Fasciitis
Flat feet
Pes Planus
Caved feet/ High arches
Pes cavus
Chronic* bone disorder where healthy bone is reabsorbed and replaced w/ connective tissue that never calcified. Often Asystematic
AKA Osteitis Deformans
Pagets disease
Loss of bone/ porous bones
Osteoporosis
Infection of bone and marrow leading to inflammation, necrosis& destruction of bone
OsteoMyeLitis
Softening of bone and loss of mass
Rare in the US (rickets)
Osteomalacia
A genetic defect in the development of all connective tissues
*Thin delicate curved bones
Osteogenisis Imperfecta
Ischemic necrosis of tibial tuberosity leading to pain and swelling Ages 10-15
Osgood-Schlatter disease
OSD
Most common arthritic Disease
Osteoarthritis
Tumor
Osteoma=Begnign
Osteosarcoma = Malignant
Multiple Myeloma = Malignent
Neoplasm
(new growth)
Growth of a bony depsosit
muscle inflammation w/ ossification
Myositis Ossificans
Abnormal Concavity in the lumbar spine
Swayback
Lordosis
Aseptic, ischemic necrosis of the head of the femur
Ages 5-10 mainly boys
Legg-Calve-Perthes disease
Arthritis; Bulls eye rash
Lymes disease
Abnormal convexity in the thoracic spine
aka humpback
Kyphosis
Nucleus Pulpous protrudes through annulus fibrosis into extradural space (L-5,C-6,C-7
Herniated Disk
Lateral deviation of the big toe
(bunions)
Hallux Vagus
Form of arthritis (beer and steak)
Gout
Cystic swelling of tendon sheath+ joint capsules filled w viscous fluid
Ganglion Cysts
Breaks or ruptures in bone
fractures
Idiopathic progressive shrinking and thickening of palmar fascia that limits movement of fingers. Can be tied to alcoholism, think ring and middle finger
Dupuytrens contracutre
Displacement of bone from a joint
Luxation
Droopy eyelids
Ptosis
Muscle inflammation
Myotis
Muscular disorders
Myopathies
Muscle pain
Myalgia
Enlargement or the breadth of a muscle sheath due to repetitive forceful muscle activity. Increase in size not in number
Hypertrophy
Abnormal increase in muscle tone
Hypertonicity
Sodium, potassium, magnisium
Electrolytes
Caused by lack of folic acid, caused before birth. Think of nervous system
Spina Bifida
Strong white fibers found in bundles that make up fibrous connective tissues (tendons)
Collagen
Gout, lymes, osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid
Arthritis
Muscle waste
Atrophy
A type of contracture that affects lateral flexion and rotation that may involve SCM, Scalenes and/or upper traps
Torticollis
Neurovascular bundle (ie; Brachial plexus) is compromised/ entrapped. Shoulder girdle, neck down
Thoracic outlet compression syndromes
Deterioration of articular cartilage on the posterior patella
Chondromalacia patella
Compression of the median nerve
Carpal tunnel syndome
Inflammation of the bursa
Bursitis
Impeded blood supply to the bone resulting in bone tissue and blood vessels disintegrating and never fully replacing
AVN Avascular Osreonecrosis
Due to bacterial infection inside a joint capsule
Septic arthritis