Musculo Pathology cervical

Question 0

dysfunction… move and stretch in the blank direction as the painful one

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same

Question 1

cervical flexion dysfunction means there would be pain blank at end range

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produced

Question 2

codes used for billing in medical diagnoses

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icd 9

Question 3

acute injuries often require blank immobilization

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short term

Question 4

most common class of brachial plexus injury where pain resolves in minutes or a day but no actual damage to the nerve

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class 1

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class two damage to brachial plexus that has some nerve and axon damage… crush mechanism

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axonotmesis

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axonotmesis … loss of some blank and some muscle blank that can last from 10 days to 2 weeks

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myelin, weakness

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stenosis in intervertebral foramen

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lateral stenosis

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spinal canal stenosis

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central stenosis

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1 prime stenosis is blank

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congenital

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degenerative stenosis

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2 prime

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myotomal deficit and parasthesia is more characteristic of blank

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lateral stenosis

Question 12

upper motor neuron signs, neck pain, and more subtle in early stages type of stenosis

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central

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tests for cervical stenosis

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ct, mri

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intervertebral lateral stenosis can cause symptoms in a blank distribution

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radicular

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blank stenosis could cause weakness in all four extremities

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central canal, herniated disc

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blank is a derangement of cervical spine

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herniation

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deviation of spinous process to the left is named as opposite because the rotation is to opposite side looking from the blank aspect

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anterior

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ra can cause blank

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chronic synovities

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ingrowth of inflammatory tissue destroys blank in ra

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articular cartilage

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care for ra with blank not blank

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PROM, manipulation

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cervical rotation could rupture blank

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transverse ligament between atlanto axial joint

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down syndrome is blank and is 1 in blank births

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congenital, 600

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congenital muscular abnormality that is noticeable within the first few weeks of birth. tilted or rotated neck

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torticollis

Question 24

headaches which change as a result of movement and posture (mechanical)

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cervical

Question 25

mechanical diagnosis and therapy (mdt) intervention relies heavily on blank generated forces

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patient

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blank therapy is incorporated if patient plateaus with self treatment or incapable of self treatment in MDT

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manual

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three mdt classifications

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postural, dysfunction, derangement

Question 28

cervical spine blank is characterized by pain during blank or at blank

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movement, end range

Question 29

THE PROGRESSIVE reduction and abolition of distal pain in response to therapeutic loading strategies

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centralization

Question 30

an immediate, lasting improvement in pain from performing either repeated flexion, extension, or sideglide/rotation tests

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direction of preference

Question 31

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   1   3
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    2    5

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nice

Question 32

1-6 get worse with blank or blank

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flexion/protrusion

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7 gets worse by blank

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extension

Question 34

derangement 3 causes pain where

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above the elbow

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derangement 5 has pain where

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below the elbo

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derangements 4,6 are blank

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deformity

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derangement 4 causes pain where

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above elbow

Question 38

derangement 6 causes pain where

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below elbow