Maverick 3 Flashcards

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Illioinguinal Nerve distribution and indications

A

branch of anterior rami of L1

across QL laterally and illiacus as it approaches the iliac crest, wraps anteriorly and pierces the transversus abdominis and internal obliques

Anterior scrotum/labia, root of penis, small portion of anteromedial thigh,

commonly after nerve entrapment following hernia repair.

Illiohypogastric is lateral and illioinguinal is medial

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Illioinguinal Neuralgia presentation

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Burning pain in lower abdomen to the scrotum. Occasionally in the upper thigh but never into the knee

Novice skier position = relief, spinal extension = worsens

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Illioinguinal probe placement

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transverse oblique orientation over ASIS pointed to umbilicus

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Illioinguinal Injection

fascial plane between internal oblique and transverse abdominis

in-plane lateral to medial

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Genicular Nerve Block Includes

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Obturator (posterior capsule), Saphenous/Femoral (supra/infrapatellar - anterior knee) and Sciatic

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Inferior Genicular Nerve arises? Supplies?

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Arises from infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve.

MCL, Medial anterior/inferior of capsule

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Superiolateral Genicular nerve origin? supplies?

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Nerve to the vastus lateralis (branch of femoral)

Superiolateral and anterior aspect of knee

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Superiomedial genicular nerve arises? needle depth?

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arises from nerve to vastus lateralis (branch of the femoral nerve)

needle tip 2/3 depth of the femur, anterior posterior needle direction.

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Facet Joints: function? components? location?

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Superior and inferior articulating joints
provide structure/stability by forming form articular pillars
between pedicle and laminae

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10
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Facet innervation

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innervated by the medial branches of the dorsal rami of the superior vertebral level (L3/4 is innervated by L2/3).

medial branch runs in a groove formed by junction of the inferior transverse process and superior articulating process.

runs under the medial curve mammillio accessory ligament before innervating the multifidus muscle which holds the nerve in place. then splits into two branches superior and inferior

L5 crosses sacral ala gives medial branch as it reaches the caudal aspect of the L

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Paramedian Sagittal Transverse Process View “Trident sign” - fingers behind Transverse process.

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Paramedia Sagitta Articular Process View - Camel humps
continuous hypoechoic base connecting vertebrae

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Paramedian Sagittal Laminar view

“Sawtooth” - lamina or non continuous hyperechoic line

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Paramedian saggital oblique view - caudal tilt optimizes view; dura is the hyperechoic line

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Articular process and TP are visible. Transverse interlaminar view.

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16
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Target for MBB on US

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between SAP and TP for transverse interlaminar

anterior surface of Lamina for parasagittal

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17
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Sacoilliac Joint Innervation

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L4-S3 Dorsal Rami - Posterior or dorsal capsule
L5-S2 Anterior Rami - Anterior or ventral capsule

18
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SI provocative tests

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3 of 5 must be positive

19
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SI Dysfx Presentation

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Buttock Pain most commonly
Pain over PSIS (or within 10 cm)
aggravated by activity and sitting
ALWAYS below L5

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SI Joint Target on US

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21
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Trigger Points

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Hyper-irritable spot in a taught band develops from overuse or repititive micro trauma, jump sign is confirmation

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Shoulder Innervation? Probe placement for Glenohumeral? needle trajectory? target?

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Suprascapular - Anterior and Superio
Axillary - Posterior/Inferior

probe is caudal to the acromion over the infraspinatus tendon

needle lateral to medial inplane…target is under infraspinatus tendon but off humeral heal

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24
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Glenohumeral Injection
target is Posterior Joint recess

25
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Subdeltoid/Subacromial Bursa landmarks? presentation

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Humeral head, deltoid muscle, supraspinatus and acromion

knife like pain with abduction of shoulder, can’t sleep on shoulder

26
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Subadeltoid/Subacromial Injection probe placement

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patient sitting with arm neutral

Coronal plane over the middle deltoid and acromial process

injection between supraspinatus tendon and deltoid

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Subacromial Bursa injection

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29
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Hip is innervated by?
Probe position for intra artciular?
Target?
Needle direction?

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Femoral obturator and sciatic nerves

Longitudinal plane, placed parallel Proximal Femur - scan up until you get to the medial margin of the femoral neck and head which is the target site.

needle goes from inferior to superior?

30
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Intra articular hip injection

31
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Hip is innervated by?
Probe for Trochanteric Bursa Injection?
Target?
Needle direction?

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Femoral, Obturator and Sciatic nerves

transverse over GT, patient in modified sims

Between the GT and tendon of gluteus medius and iliotibial tract

32
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GT Bursa Presentation

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Point tenderness over GT
Walking up stairs is an issue
lateral hip pain

33
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GT Bursa injection
Needle inserted A-P
Injection between tendon and GT

34
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Intra articular Knee Injection probe placement

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35
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Intra-Articular Knee Injection Landmark?
Needle orientation

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MCL
medial margin of femur
medial margin of tibia

out of plane

36
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Suprapatellar Bursa Injection:
probe Placement?
needle trajectory?
injection site?
presentation?

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placed over superior pole of patella (must palpate)

in plane, inferior to superior

between the anterior distal femur and distal quad muscle; held in place by articularis genus muscle

can’t walk down stairs or kneel, point tenderness over superior anterior knee, resisted extension and passive flexion cause pain

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Supra patellar knee injection longitudinal view, needle goes inf to superior

38
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suprapatellar knee injection, transverse orientation

39
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Stellate Target

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Anterior Prefascial Surface of longus coli
7cc mix PF lido 1% and 10 mg of decadron

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41
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C6

42
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C7