Musculoskeletal and Superficial Flashcards

1
Q

most commonly injured ankle tendon

A

Achilles tendon tear

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2
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performed to rule out complete tendon tear.

A

Thompson test

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3
Q

the thompson test is performed by

A

Calf is squeezed while patient
is prone.

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4
Q

normal result of thompson test

A

plantar flexion

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5
Q

partial tendon rupture looks

A

focal hypoechoic area

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6
Q

complete tendon tear looks

A

fluid filling the gap of the tear

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7
Q

When femoral head does not properly sit inside the the acetabulum due to the socket being
shallow

A

Dysplasia of Infant Hip

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8
Q

partially dislocated

A

subluxated

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9
Q

Reduction or relocation of hip / Abduction

A

Ortolani

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10
Q

Dislocation of hip / adduction

A

Barlow

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11
Q

Coronal image and Graf technique (green lines) is obtained by

A

measuring angles
of femoral head (FH) coverage in relation to ilium

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12
Q

normal beta angle is __ and is measuring at the ___

A

< 50 % , top

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13
Q

normal alpha angle is __ and is measured at the __

A

> 55%, bottom

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14
Q

Anechoic or hypoechoic fluid seen
between the bone and the surrounding tissue

A

Joint Effusion

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15
Q

layers of joint effusion

A

muscle - fluid - bone

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16
Q

Superficial cysts

A

epidermal inclusion cyst, epidermoid, or sebaceous cyst

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17
Q

ganglion cysts are found

A

on dorsum of hand, wrist, or foot

18
Q

Cyst located in the popliteal fossa (behind the knee)

A

bakers cyst

19
Q

cellulitis will have a ___ appearance

A

cobblestone

20
Q

Infection and inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue

A

Cellulitis

21
Q

Identification of foreign bodies can be done by looking for

A

shadowing, comet tail, ring down artifacts

22
Q

3 layers of breast

A

subcutaneous, mammary glandular, retromammary.

23
Q

will be seen running through
the subcutaneous tissue to the mammary layer

A

Cooper’s ligaments

24
Q

Benign masses and cancers most commonly in

A

mammary layer

25
Infection of the breast. Like other superficial infection: swelling, pain, redness, warmth, fever
mastitis
26
Focal infection of the breast.
abscess
27
Milk containing cyst due to clogged lactiferous duct in lactating (breast feeding) patients.
Galactocele
28
DDH mostly affects what gender and on what side
Female , left
29
Clinically, DDH pts will have
Asymmetric skin folds on legs, leg length difference, limited limb abduction
30
DDH has been linked with these conditions
Spina bifida and arthrogryposis
31
This test is for flexing the hip and adducting the hip
Barlow test
32
This test is performed by abducting and lifting the thigh
Ortolani
33
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a baker cyst is aka
popliteal cyst / synovial cyst
35
inflammation of a tendon from overuse or strain
tendonitis
36
fluid within the synovial sheath that can cause pts to have pain, swelling and fever
tendosynovitis
37
a partial tear of a tendon rupture will appear as-
focal hypoechoic within the tendon
38
a complete tear of a tendon rupture will appear as-
anechoic , heterogenous often indicating a hematoma
39
achilles tendon is aka
calcaneal tendon
40
the barlow test requires the leg to be __
adducted
41
Ortolani test requres the leg to be
abducted