Musculoskeletal/exteremites and back

Question 1

normal extremities/musc

non-tender

Answer 1

bony tenderness (fracture)
soft tissue tenderness (contusion)
calf tenderness (DVT)

Question 2

full ROM (FROM)

Answer 2

Decreased ROM 2 degree pain

Question 3

distal CSMT (circulation, sensory, motor, tendon) intact

Answer 3

pulse/sensory/motor/deficits

tendon laxity

Question 4

when there is swelling in the legs and leaves an indention

Answer 4

pitting pedal edema

Question 5

if associtated with pain while flexing the foot this is a sign of DVT what is this called?
this is called when the veins are prominent and dilated ?

Answer 5

postive homans sign

palpable cord

Question 6

a normal sign is non tender thoracic and lumbar spine

Answer 6

abnormal is paraspinal tenderness (muscular)

verterbral point tenderness (spinal injury)

Question 7

this is called when congenital problems that occur along the vertical axis of the body

Answer 7

midline deformities/step-offs

Question 8

this is where there is pain by the kidneys in the back

Answer 8

CVA (costovertebral angle tenderness)