Mordor / NPTE Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are some common symptoms of sclerodoma?

A

tightening of the skin and connective tissues, Raynaud’s - leads to joint pain

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2
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What is normal hallux ext ROM?

A

70 deg

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3
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What is a normal triglyceride level?

A

150 mg/dL

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4
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What is a junctional rhythm and what are its implications?

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no P wave bc the rhythm starts with the AV rather than SA node.

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5
Q

What is a O2 intake different for UE exercise than LE?

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30-40% less

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6
Q

What is normal ABI? What is a severe blockage?

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1.0-1.3, 0.4

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7
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For an insulin pump, what level does blood glucose need to be at for exercise? What might you need to do the insulin level if blood glucose level is too low?

A

100mg/dL, decrease the insulin level to raise glucose!

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8
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What is recommended for reducing the formation of hypertrophic scars?

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Pressure garments worn 23 hours / day

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9
Q

If someone can’t reach their hand between their shoulder blades what is limited in the shoulder?

A

posterior capsule tightness + tight external rotators

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10
Q

What direction should you mobilize a shoulder to improve flexion? What if it’s a frozen shoulder?

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posterior to improve flexion unless last bit of flexion in which case anterior, posterior

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11
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What are some signs of liver dysfunction?

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jaundice, dark urine, clay-colored stools, easy bruising, R shoulder pain

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12
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How might diverticulitis present?

A

L sided Lower Quad Pain

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13
Q

What are the 4 levels of burns?

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  1. Superficial Thickness - erythema w/ cap refill, painful, takes 1-2 weeks to heal
  2. Superficial Partial Thickness - wet, pink blisters, fast cap refill, VERY painful, 2-4 weeks to heal.
  3. Deep Partial Thickness - not as wet, red blisters, slow or no cap refill, 3-8 weeks *REQUIRES GRAFTING
  4. Full Thickness - DRY. WHITE. NO REFILL. NO PAIN. *NEEDS GRAFTING.
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14
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What’s the differential diagnosis between radial tunnel syndrome and lateral epicondylalgia?

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RTS: weak supinator and finger extensors, radial nerve distribution paresthesias, thumb weakness or pain, referred lateral elbow pain

vs.

LE: extensor carpi radialis brevis weakness / difficulty w/ extension

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15
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What is normal ejection fraction?

A

55-75%

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16
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What is maceration of a wound site? What kind of dressing might be used in a case where this is present?

A

When exudate (fluid) from a wound contains proteases which prevent healing. A foam dressing.

17
Q

What is dessication?

A

extreme wound dryness, usually associated with eschar

18
Q

What are some signs of LEFT ventricular failure?

A
dry cough/weakness
tachycardia
lightheadedness
decrease in CO
pallor/cyanosis
proxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
*BASICALLY BLOOD IS BACKING UP INTO PULMONARY SYSTEM
19
Q

What are some signs of RIGHT ventricular failure?

A

jugular vein distention
ascites
bilateral pedal edema
*BASICALLY BLOOD IS BACKING UP INTO THE VENOUS SYSTEM

20
Q

What are normal respiratory rates for an infant, toddler, elementary aged kid, and an adult?

A

infant: 30-60
toddler: 24-40
elementary: 18-30
adult: 12-20

21
Q

When is multi layer compression ok for wounds? And what is one instance where it isn’t?

A

Venous ulcers and lymphedema are ok but arterial wounds are not.

22
Q

How do differentiate between Radial Tunnel Syndrome and Pronator Teres Syndrome?

A

Basically PTS is median nerve entrapment at the PT level, so difficulty w/ pronation differentiates + median nerve signs vs. in RTS radial nerve signs and issues with extension of arm and fingers.

23
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What are some signs of Cubital Tunnel Syndrome?

A

Ulnar nerve signs, weak ulnar intrinsics of the hand, Tinel’s positive.

24
Q

How might AIN be differentiated from pronator teres syndrome?

A

In AIN there are NO parasthesias.

25
Q

What is one lab feature of chronic kidney disease?

A

anemia due to drop in RBC / iron absorption

26
Q

What is pulsus paradoxus and what cardiac condition it is associated with?

A

a fall of 10mmhg SBP w/ inspiration, associated w/ cardiac tamponade / pericardial sac uptick in pressure

27
Q

What are normal levels of PaCO2 and what might anything above or below that indicate?

A

35-45mmhg is normal
if low = hypocapnea / hyperventilation / need to get air out
if high = hypercapnea / hypoventilation / need to get air in

28
Q

During estim which motor units are recruited first: large or small diameter?

A

larger, physiologically, we recruit smaller first

29
Q

What large muscle group does the obturator nerve innervate? Howsabout the femoral nerve?

A

adductors, abductors

30
Q

Why might you use a calcium alginate substance?

A

To handle heavy exudate

31
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Why might you choose a hydrocolloid dressing for a wound over a transparent film?

A

Transparent Film is used in Stage 1/Stage 2 wounds only bc this helps wounds resist shear. Hydrocolloids are used in Stage 2/3 wounds to keep wounds moist.

32
Q

What are some signs of cervical myelopathy?

A

UMN sx (ataxic gait)
decreased fine motor skills w/ no particular myo/dem pattern
HA

33
Q

For a deep partial thickness wound what sensations will intact? For a superficial partial thickness wound what will occur w/ sensations?

A

DPT - Vib and pressure intact

SPT - highly sensitive to temp and light touch

34
Q

How large does a mole have to be to begin to cause concern?

A

6mm

35
Q

What is a pleural effusion and what kind of lung disease does it manifest as? If you have a pleural effusion on the RIGHT what direction will your trachea deviate to?

A

water in the lining around the lungs which increases the volume making this restrictive which means if this was on the RIGHT your trachea would drift LEFT.