Musculoskeletal Flashcards

1
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goals of musculoskeletal assessment

A

maintain/restore function

prevent deformity

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2
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range of motion assessment

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pain

stiffness

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3
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strength assessment

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gravity

resistance

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4
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lifespan considerations - pregnancy

A

increased joint mobility (pelvic)

lordosis (inward curve/arch of back)

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5
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lifespan considerations - infant/child

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epiphyseal closure (stoppage of bone growth-21 years old

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6
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lifespan considerations - older adult

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bone density/height loss
kyphosis (rounding of back/hump)
bony prominence
loss of muscle mass

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7
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spine assessment

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scoliosis - “S” shaped curve of the thoracic and lumbar spine
lordosis - inward curvature of lumbar spine during pregnancy
kyphosis - exaggerated posterior curvature of thoracic spine

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8
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objective data of spine

A

palpate and inspect spine

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9
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scoliosis assessment

A

Inspect
Standing = symmetry of hips, scapulae and shoulders
Bending forward =Arms hanging-check for lateral curves or protrusions on one side

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10
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In scoliosis assessment thoracic and lumbar – opposite t or f

A

true

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11
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assessing gait

A

feet shoulder width apart
balance
regular pace
steady motion with arm swing

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12
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gait dysfunctions

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Ataxic (like drunken)
Neuropathic(foot drop)
Parkinsonian (rigid, slow, no arm swing)
Choreiform (jerky)
Hemiplegic (no movement one side  - arm swings  and foot is dragged)
Myopathic (waddling)
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13
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what is osteoporosis

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a progressive bond disorder characterized by decrease in bone mass and density. Bone microarchitecture deteriorates, amount and variety of proteins in bone are altered.

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14
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osteoporosis can lead to changes in height and risk for fractures t or f

A

true

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15
Q

common musculoskeletal dysfunctions

A

osteoporosis
rheumatoid arthritis
wear and tear (osteoarthritis)

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16
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assessment for rheumatoid arthritis vs osteoarthritis

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RA - am stiffness 1-2hrs; worse after rest (Ulnar deviation;
Swan’s Neck deformity; Boutenierre deformity thumb)
Osteo - am stiffnes 15-30min; worse w/activity (herbedens nodes)

17
Q

Myalgia

A

a

18
Q

Arthralgia

A

a

19
Q

Atrophy

A

a decrease in muscle mass due to having a cast or bed rest when muscle isn’t stimulated

20
Q

Effusions

A

a

21
Q

Spasm

A

a

22
Q

Spasticity

A

a

23
Q

Crepitus

A

bone moving on bone; grating, crackling or popping sound

24
Q

Contracture

A

Achilles Tendon - is shortening of tendon; 1 cause is wearing high heels

25
Q

Dislocation

A

a

26
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Abduction

A

a

27
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Adduction

A

a

28
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Circumduction

A

a

29
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Extension

A

a

30
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Flexion

A

a “foot drop”

31
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Pronation

A

a

32
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Supination

A

a