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1
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epidermis layers (surface to base)

A 
corneum
lucidum
granulosum
spinosum
basle
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2
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gland type that secretes stinky sweat and funk

A

apocrin

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3
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injury in unhappy triad

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ACL, MCL and meniscus (classicly triad)

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4
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anterior drawer tests for

A

ACL tear

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5
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abnormal passive abduction

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MCL tear

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6
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where to place pudendal nerve block

A

ischeal spine

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7
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where you do a lumbar puncture

A

line of iliac crest

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8
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inervates rotator cuff

A

C5-C6

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9
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wrist bone

A

Scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform trapezoid, capitate, hamate

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10
Q

dislocation of what bone can give acute carpal tunnel

A

lunate

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11
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causes lesion of axillary nerve

A

fracture of surgical nerve of humerous, dislocation od humerous, im injection

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12
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causes lesion of radial nerve

A

midshaft humerous fracture

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13
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causes lesion of deep branch of radial nerve

A

subluxation of radius

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14
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recurrent branch of median nerve inervates

A

thenar emenince

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15
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causes lesion of C7 root

A

cervical disk lesion

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16
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causes lesion of lower branch of brachial plexus

A

compressed by cervical rib, pancoast tumor

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17
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causes lesion of radial nerve

A

compressed in axilla by crutch

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18
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causes lesion of median nerve

A

supracondylar fracture of humerus , protanor teres syndrome

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19
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causes lesion of ulnar erve

A

repeat minor trauma, fracture of medial epicondyle

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20
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causes lesion of ulnar nerve in hand only

A

trauma to heel of hand, fracture to hook of hamate

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21
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radial nerve innervates in hand

A

thumb side of dorsum

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22
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casues waiter’s hand

A

lesion of upper trunk

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23
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causes claw hand

A

lesion of lower trunk

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24
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causes wrist drop

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lesion of posterior cord

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25
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causes deltoid paralysis

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lesion of axillary nreve

26
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causes wrist drop

A

radial nerve

27
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causes “pope’s blessing”

A

mediean branch

28
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causes claw hand

A

lesion of ulnar nerve

29
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inervates hand extensors

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axillary/radial

30
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inervates hand flexors

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median

31
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roots of axillary nerve

A

C5, C6

32
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roots of radial nerve

A

C5-T1

33
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roots of median nerve

A

C5-C8, T1

34
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roots of ulnar nerve

A

C8, T1

35
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roots of MC nerve

A

C5-C7

36
Q

abduct the fingers

A

dorsal interosseus

37
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adduct the fingers

A

palmar

38
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median innervated muscles in hand

A

openens pollicis, APB, FPB

39
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ulnar mad muscles

A

POM, ADM, FDM

40
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root of obturator

A

L2-L4

41
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root of femoral n

A

L2-L4

42
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common peroneal n

A

L4-S2

43
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root of tibial n

A

L4-S3

44
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root of superior gluteal n

A

L4-S1

45
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root of inferior glut nerve

A

L5-S2

46
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sciatic nerve roots

A

L4-S3

47
Q

injures obturator

A

anterior hip dislocation

48
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injures femoral n (

A

pelvic reacture

49
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injures common peroneal n

A

injury of lateral aspect of leg ot fibula neck fracture

50
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injures tibeal n

A

knee trauma

51
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injures S glu

A

posterior hip dislocation or polio

52
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injures if gluteal n

A

posterior hip dislocation

53
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obturator n lesion deficit

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thigh abduction/medial thigh sensory

54
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femoral n lesion deficit

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thigh flexion/leg extenstion, anterior thigh and medial leg sensory

55
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tibial n lesion deficit

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foot inversion and panterflexion/ sole of foot sensory

56
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thigh abduction deficit (trendelnburg sign)

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lesion of sup gluteal n

57
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can;t push down on leg

A

lesion of inf glut

58
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contraction results in shorting of

A

H and I bands, and space between Z lines

59
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bone type growing by endochondral ossification

A

axial and appidecular skeleton and base of skull

60
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when you see woven bones in adults

A

after fracture and Paget’s

61
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bone formed without cartilage

A

calvarium and facial bones (membranous ossification)

62
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effect of estrogen on bone bioogy

A

inhibts apoptosis in blasts, induces apoptosis in clasts

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