Musculo skeletal Flashcards
code for wrist bones
so long to pinky, here comes the thumb
hook of hamate nerve
ulnar
carpal tunnel syndrome
median nerve
superficial laceration of palm N
recurrent branch of median nerve
klumpke paralysis
claw hand
Golgi tendon organ and muscle spindle: sensitive to
GTO to tension and spindle to length
which channel in sm and cardiac muscle for entry of extracellular ca++
voltage gated L-type
AHM is
myosin and dark
IZ (sarcomere) is
actin
anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibody associated with
RA
uricosuric drugs
probenecid and sulfinpyrazone
Ab specific for SLE
dsDNA and smith
anti-histone antibodies specific for
drug induced SLE (hydralazine and procainamide)
gomori trichrome stain
mitochondrial myopathy (red ragged fiber disease)
myasthenia gravis HS type
II
Ach E inhibitors (edrophonium test)
improves M. gravis
Lambert Eaton syndrome associated with
small cell lung cancer
desmacula made up of
keratin (desmosome/macula adherens)
celecoxib
selective COX-2 inhibitor
Montelukast inhibit
LTC4, D4, E4
PABA blocks
UVB
artery with radial N in the groove
deep brachial A
drugs for restless leg syndrome
dopamine agonists (ropinirole, pramipexole)
Hip extensors
G. maximus, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, long head of b. femoris
anterior drawer sign tests for
ACL
sensation of lateral forarm
musculo skeletal
guyon’s canal which nerve
ulnar
winged scapula which N and M
long thoracic and S. anterior
pope’s blessings
pop for proximal median nerve
foot drop
common peroneal nerve
surgical neck of humerus which A and N
axillary N and posterior circumflex A
type I muscles are
postural
marble bone disease
osteopetrosis
mutation in achondroplasia
FGFR1
brown tumor is aka
osteitis fibrosa cystica
soap bubble x ray
giant cell tumor
onion skin x ray
ewings
night pain bone tumor
osteoid osteoma
two interesting lab findings in sarcoidosis
hypercalcemia due to high vitamin D
increased ACE
anti-centromere antibody
CREST c for c
structural support via keratin (cellular connections)
desmosome
stuck on appearance
SK pottekad
keratin pearl seen in
squamous cell ca
S100 tumour marker
melanoma
pallisading nuclei which skin ca
basal
increased anterior gliding
ACL injury
Mc murray test popping on external rotation
medial meniscal tear
unhappy triad
MAM (MCL,ACL,medial meniscus)
most common rotator cuff injury and how to test
supraspinastus and empty can
pitching injury
infraspinatus
acutecarpal tunnel syndrome
dislocation of lunate
wrist bone and ulnar nerve injury
hook of hamate
guyan canal syndrome
ulnar nerve in cyclist
axillary nerve when injury
surgical neck, anterior dislocation
musculucutaneous nerve supplies
biceps and lateral forearm
confusion in radial N injury
decreased grip
supracondylar fracture of humerus
median N
distal median nerve lesion
sensation intact
distal injury of median adn ulnar
median- carpal tunnel, lunate
dislocation and laceration
ulnar- guyon canal, hamate
klumpke which trunk and imp muscle
lower, lumbricals (claw hand)
thoraxic outlet sydnrome same as
klumpke
sara’s long
wings
proximal lesions are seen when
making fist
for claw hand, think about
lumbricals only
obturator nerve supplies
adductor compartment (pelvic surgery)
femoral N
thigh flexion and by extension (pelvic fracture)
tibial N conditions
bakers cyst, tarsal tunnel syndrome
gluteal injections
upper medial- superior gluteal
lower medial- sciatic nerve
trendlenburg droop
damaged nerve is opposite side
inf gluteal nerve injury
posterior hip dislocation
difficulty to climb stairs
glutues maximus 9extension hip)
sciatica commonly involves
L5,S1
disc levels
L5,S1- achilles
L3,L4- knee
L4-L5- dorsiflexion
long thoraxic N go with
lateral thoraxic artery (L and L)
axillary nerve go with
posterior circumflex art
radial N go with
deep brachial art
cubitus fossa median N go with
brachial art
popliteal fossa tibial n go with
popliteal art
medial malleolustibial N with
posterior tibial art
GTO vs muscle spindle
tension vs length (reflexes)
L type Ca+channels present in
all 3 tissues
key event before SR calcium release
depolarisation of DHP receptor on t tubule
ryanodine receptor present in
reticulum sarcoplasmic (R for R)
HIZ
shrinkage, A always same length
thin filament has
tropomyosin and actin
when myosin detach from actin
when new ATP is bound- locked
on power stroke, release ADP and Po4