Most Common Pt 2 Flashcards
Rheumatology, Seizures, Schizophrenia, Hypoxia, SCI, MS, Motor neuron disease
MC Craniocervical dystonia
Cranial dystonia/ Meige Syndrome
MC joint affected in psuedogout
Knee
MC bone affected in TB
Talus
MC jt affected in psoriatic arthritis
DIP
LC jt affected in psoriatic arthritis
Shoulder and Hip
MC jt affected in Reiter’s syndrome
Knee
LC jt affected in Reiter’s syndrome
Hips
MC jt affected in IBD
Knee
MC arthritis
OA
MC jt affected in primary OA
Knee (Medial compartment)
MC jt affected in secondary OA
1st CMC
MC type of seizure in TBI
complex partial seizure
MC type of seizure in children
Petit mal
MC type of seizure assoc c falls
Atonic
MC kind of hallucianations
Auditory
Most severe form of schizophrenia
Hebephrenic
MC sx of schizophrenia
Lack of insight
Most reliable sx of schizophrenia
Delusion of control
MC specific sx of schizophrenia
Neologism
MC osteoporosis in males
Primary involution osteoporosis
MC cell susceptible to hypoxia
Neurons
MC area of brain susceptible to hypoxia
Hippocampus and Putamen
MC pattern of necrosis
Coagulative
MC focal dystonia
Cervical dystonia/ torticollis
MC segment affected in syringomyelia
Cervical
MC infection that causes SCI
Syphilis
MC sport assoc c SCI
Diving
MC cause of SCI
MVA
MC segment affected in flexion injuries
C5-C6
MC segment affected in flexion-rotation injuries
C5-C6
MC segment affected in compression injuries
C6
MC segment affected in hyperextension injuries
C4-C5
MC SCI syndrome for hyperflexion injuries
Anterior Cord Syndrome
MC nutritional cause of Posterior Cord Syndrome
Vit B12
MC SCI syndrome for syphilitic infection
Posterior Cord Syndrome
MC stimulus for AD - Autonomic Dysreflexia
Bowel/Bladder distention
MC initial sx of AD - Autonomic Dysreflexia
HTN
MC segment affected c AD - Autonomic Dysreflexia
Above T6