MSK Flashcards

1
Q

nerve injury associated with anterior shoulder injury

A

axillary (pin prick sensation over deltoid)

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2
Q

nerve injury associated with proximal humerus/humeral head fx

A

brachial pelxus or axillary

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3
Q

nerve injury associated with humeral shaft fx

A

radial nerve (wrist drop)

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4
Q

nerve injury associated with supracondylar humerus fx

A

radial/median nerve and brachial artery (volkmann ischemic contracture)

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5
Q

fat pad sign suggest what 2 fractures?

A

supracondylar humerus fx

radial head fx

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6
Q

mc cuase of suppurative flexor tenosynovitis

A

S. aureus

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7
Q

nerve injury associated with olecranon fx

A

ulnar nerve

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8
Q

nerve injury associated with monteggia fx

A

radial nerve

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9
Q

nerve and vessel injury associated with elbow dislocations

A

brachial artery
median/ulnar/radial nerve injury

(basically you fucked)

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10
Q

cubital syndrome is compression of what nerve?

A

ulnar nerve at the elbow

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11
Q

what vitamin is used as prophylaxis after fx to prevent CRPS

A

Vitamin C

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12
Q

what did you injure if you have a mallet finger?

A

extensor tendon avulsion

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13
Q

what did you injury if you have gamekeepers thumb?

A

ulnar collateral ligament

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14
Q

if your abductor pollicus longus and extensor pollicus brevus is giving you pain… what is your dx?

A

de quervain tenosynovitis

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15
Q

complications of hip dislocations

A

AVN

sciatic nerve injury

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16
Q

if hip is dislocation it will be (internally/externally) rotated
if it is fractured it will be (internally/externally) rotated

A

internally

externally

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17
Q

a segond fx is pathognomonic for what injury?

A

ACL

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18
Q

complications of knee dislocation

this is the same for femoral condyle, and tibial plateau fxs

A

popliteal artery injury

peroneal (foot drop) and tibial nerve injuries

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19
Q

Mc cause of knee pain in runners

A

ITB syndrome

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20
Q

are anterior or posterior dislocations MC in ankle dislocations?
complication?

A

posterior

Peroneal injury

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21
Q

what is mortons neuroma?

what is it caused by?

A

painful mass near 3rd metatarsal

women wearing tight/high heels

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22
Q

a __ fx occurs when the 5th metatarsal is fx’d

A

jones

23
Q

observe scoliosis if curve is ___
bracing if curve is __
surgical correction for ___

A

<20
20-40
>40

24
Q

tx for newborn with osteomyelitis

A

Group B strep (nafcillin/oxacillin)

25
Q

tx for >4mo with osteomyelitis d/t MSSA

A

naficillin/oxacillin

clinda or vanc for PCN

26
Q

tx for >4mo with osteomyelitis d/t MRSA

A

vanc or linezolid

27
Q

tx for sickle cell pt with osteomyelitis

A

salmonella (cipro or levo)

28
Q

tx for pt w/ osteomyelitis d/t punture wound

A

pseudomonas (cipro, levo)

29
Q

mc bone malignancy

hair on end, sunburst

A

osteosarcoma

30
Q

periosteal reaction “onion skin”

palpable mass

A

ewing sarcoma

31
Q

noncancerous tumors of the bone.
Dull, achy pain that gets worse at night
imporved with aspirin
intracortical nidus

A

osteoid osteoma

32
Q

cancer of cartilage

A

chondrosarcoma

33
Q

abnormal bone remodeling
blade of grass/flame shaped lucency on XR
skull has cotton wool appearance
bone pain

A

paget dz

34
Q

lab finding in paget dz

A

high alk phos

35
Q

tx for pagets

A

bisphosphonates, calcitonin

36
Q

joint pain, fever, malar rash, pericardiits, glomerulonephritis

A

SLE

37
Q

Tx for SLE

A

sun protection, hydroxychloroquine

38
Q

crest syndrome

A
scleroderma
C = calcinosis cutis
R = raynauds
E = esophageal motility d/o
S = sclerodactyly 
T = telangieactasia
39
Q

autoimmune d/o that attcka exocrine glands
paotid enlargement, dry eyes
increase incidence of non-hodgkins

A

sjogrens

40
Q

tx for sjogrens

A

pilocarpine (cholinergic drug)

41
Q

proximal joint pain, closely related to giant cell arteritis

A

polymyalgia rheumatica

42
Q

progressive symmetrical muscle wekaness d/t idiopathic inflammatory mucsle dz

A

polymyositis/dermatomyositis

43
Q

heliptrope, gottrons papules, shawl or V sign

A

dermatomyositis

44
Q

Tx for polymyositis/dermatomyositis

A

corticosteroids

45
Q

tx of rhabdo

A

IVF

bicarb to alkalinize urine

46
Q

pulseless dz that affects aorta, aortic arch, pulmonary arteries

A

Takeyasu arteritis
angiography to dx
corticoteroids to tx

47
Q

caused by unidentified resp agent or viral pathogen
warm CREAM

Tx?

A

Kawasaki
(fever, conjunctivitis, rash, extremity changes (desquamation), adenopathy, mucus membranes (lip swelling/fissures and strawberry tongue))

IVIG, aspirin

48
Q

systemic vasculitis of medium and small arteries.

Tx?

A

polyarteritis nodosa

corticosteroids

49
Q

igA deposites in skin after URI sxs

hematuria,arthritis, palpable purpura, abd pain

A

henoch-schonlein purpura
Dx: mesangial IgA deposites
Tx: supportive

50
Q

IgG ab against type IV collagen of alveioli and glomuler membrane

A

good pastures
(Glomerulonephritis + Pulmonary hemorrhage)

Tx= Glucocorticoids + plasmapheresis

51
Q

tx for reactive artheririts

A

NSAIDs

52
Q

tx for anklosing spondylitis

A

NSAIDs

53
Q

pencil in a cup deformity, sausage fingers, HLA B27

A

psoriatic artheirtis

54
Q

circinate balanitis, ketatoderma blennorrhagicum
associataed with HLA B27
autoimmune response that causes arthritis, conjunctivitis, urethritis

A

reactive arthritis (reiter’s syndrome)