Musculoskeletal Pathologies Flashcards

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Injury to ligaments around a joint (common location ankle and knee)

A

Sprain

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Bruising or rupture of small blood vessels

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Contusion

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Stretching of muscles or tendons (common locations lower back, calf, hamstrings)

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Strain

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Assessment finding in soft tissue injury

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Pain
Edema
Impaired functioning
Bruising

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4
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Complete healing time of soft tissue injury

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3-6 weeks

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Sprain/strain nursing care

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Prevention

In acute phase ( protection, rest, ice, compression, elevation, pain control.

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After acute phase of strain, sprain (24 - 48 hrs)

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Warm moist heat
NSAIDs
Mov of joint to improve circulation and healing time

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Nursing care for strain and sprain (rise)

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R Rest
I Ice
C Compression
E Elevation

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Incomplete displacement of joint

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Subluxation

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9
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What are the types of fractures

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Simple (closed)
Compound (open)
Pathological (spontaneous)
Stress or fatigue

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What are the signs or symptoms of fractures.

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Pain Crepitus (sound with movement)
Swelling Impaired sensation
Impaired ROM
Ecchymosis
Deformities

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Explain fractures healing process.

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Bone cells die, soft tissue damage occurs (inflammatory reaction), fibrin clot form (fracture hematoma), osteoblasts act, form callus

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12
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What are the common treatment uses for fractures.?

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Reduction
Closed reduction
Open reduction internal fixation. ORIF

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