Musculoskeletal Disorders Flashcards

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Define: Aeitology

A

The cause, set of causes, or manner of causation of a disease or condition

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Define: Pathogenesis

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The mechanism by which the disease is caused

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3
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Define: Physiological

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The study of changes of normal mechanical physical and biomechanical function

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4
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List 10 conditions which may reduce mobility

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1- Hip dysplasia
2 - Osteoarthritis
3 - Elbow dysplasia
4 - Fractures
5 - Atrophy
6 - Toxicity
7 - Patella luxation
8 - Cruciate disease
9 - Herniated discs
10 - Poor confirmation
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5
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Define: Mobility

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The ability and willingness to move

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6
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What parts make up musculo-skeletal system?

x6

A
muscles
bones
cartilage 
joints
tendons
ligaments
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7
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what is the purpose of the musculo-skeletal system?

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Provide locomotion
supportive framework of the body
storage of minerals

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8
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What minerals are stored in the skeleton?

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Calcium and phosphorus

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9
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What is the ratio range of Ca:Ph

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1.5:1 - 2:1

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10
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What vitamin os meeded to ensure proper calcium absorption

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Vitamin D - from the suuuuuuuuuun

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11
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Five functions of the skeleton

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1 - Support the body
2 - System of levers for locomotion
3 - Protect soft parts of the body
4 - Mineral store
5 - Blood cell production within the bone marrow
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12
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define: Haemotopoieses

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blood cell production from within bone marrow

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13
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Rickets - Pathophysiology

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young animals - Vitamin D decificiency

  • calcium decfiecincy
  • phosphorus
  • insufficient exposure to light
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14
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Rickets - clinical signs

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  • Lameness
  • Limb bowing
  • Swollen joints
  • Green stocl fractures
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15
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Rickets - diagnosis

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enlarged joints and growth plates widened and irregular

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16
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Rickets - treatment and nursing care

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Correct dietary insufficincies
Analgesia

Limit exercise
Soft bedding

17
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD) - Pathophysiology

A
Young rapidly growing dogs (large breed)
Usually effects multiple limbs
affects pataphysical region of long bones
distal limbs
failure of ossification
18
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD) - Clinical signs

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Acute pain
debilitation
severe lameness
pyrexia
swelling around growth plates
anorexia
inability to walk
19
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD) - Diagnosis

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Radiographs show necrotic band developing next to growth plate
Rough irregular apparence
Soft tissue swelling

20
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD) - Treatment and nursing care

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Clinical signs usually disappear as dog matures

Pain relief and feeding appropriate balanced diet

21
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Hypertrophic Osteopahy (HO) - Pathophysiology

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Perisoteal new bone formation along diaphysis of long bones

Does NOT involve joints

22
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Hypertrophic Osteopahy (HO) - Clinical signs

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Bilateral soft tissues swelling
Lameness
Reluctance to move
pain +++

23
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Hypertrophic Osteopahy (HO) - diagnosis

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radiographs of affected limbs