Musculoskeletal Flashcards

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McMurray’s sign

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Associated with a meniscal knee injury

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2
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Thiazide diuretics have been shown to do what for bone health?

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Decrease calcium excretion by the kidneys/stimulate osteoblasts production

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3
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What T-score is indicative of osteoporosis?

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Less than -2.5

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4
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Anterior drawer sign

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Associated with ACL injury

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5
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What T-score range shows osteopenia?

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-1.0 to -2.5

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6
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Where are Bouchard’s nodules found?

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Proximal fingers

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7
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Where are Heberden’s nodes found?

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Distal fingers

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8
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Autoimmune disease that causes inflammation, pain, and stiffness in spinal joints

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Ankylosing spondylitis

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9
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What lab value may be elevated in patients with ankylosing spondylitis?

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ESR

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10
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Podagra is another name for what?

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Gout

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11
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Lachman test

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Used to diagnose ACL injury/knee instability

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12
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Straight leg test

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Used to determine underlying nerve root sensitivity

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13
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What is saddle anethesia?

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Numbness of the perineal area

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Morton’s neuroma

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Pain, burning, or numbness between toes

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15
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What classic description is given for Morton’s neuroma?

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“Pebble in shoe”

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16
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Best type of aerobic exercise for patients with RA?

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Swimming

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17
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Posterior drawer sign

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Indicative of instability of the knee

18
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Gold standard test for torn meniscus or joint abnormalities

19
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Phalen test

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Tests for inflammation of median nerve

20
Q

Bouchard’s nodes can be found in what?

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Osteoarthritis and RA, think B as in both

21
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Heberden’s nodes can be found in what?

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Osteoarthritis

22
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Osgood-Schlatter disease

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Pain over tibial tuberosity upon palpation/found in children and adolescents

23
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What kind of cast is used to stabilize a scaphoid bone fracture?

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Thumb spica

24
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Pes planus

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Pain in knee with "locking up" or hears a "popping" sound while attempting to straighten leg
Suggestive of injury to meniscus
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First line medication treatment for OA
NSAIDS
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Impingement syndrome and rotator cuff injury (two most common) common complaint
Anterior shoulder pain with overhead activity
28
Common cause of posterior shoulder pain
Cervical strain
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Positive Finklestein
Associated with DeQuervains, cardinal symptom is thumb pain
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Tenderness in "anatomical snuffbox"
Associated with scaphoid fracture
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Most common cause of low back pain
Lumbar strain
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90 % of low back pain cases have resolution by how many weeks?
4-6 weeks, consider x-ray at this point (unless worrisome presentation then x ray at time of complaint)
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Hallmark finding of plantar fasciitis
Heel point tenderness
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MTP squeeze test
Associated with Morton's neuroma, foot is squeezed together by clinician, elicits pain
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Valgus test
MCL injury
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Test the L4 nerve root
"Squat and rise"
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Positive "squat and rise"
Knee jerk diminished
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Test the L5 nerve root
"Heel walking"
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Positive "heel walking"
Numbness in great toe
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Test the S1 nerve root
"Walk on toes"
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Positive "walk on toes"
Absent ankle jerk
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Apley scratch test
Used to assess for possible rotator cuff injury, assess integrity of glenohumeral joint