NMS 4 Flashcards
gallbaldder pain referral
right shoulder, inferior medial scapula
paneas pain referral
spine at T10 level (epigastic)
heart pain referral
left shoulder and medial left arm, squeezing pain
intestines pain referral
periumbilical
appendix pain referral
epigastric- early
RLQ- late
kidney referred pain
flank
ureter referred pain
groin
bladder referred pain
suprapubic area
stomach referred pain
knawing
abdomen referred pain
tearing (dissecting aneurysm)
myofasical pain
trigger point
jump sign
sclerotogenous pain
poorly localized, dull, ache
bonce cancer pain
constant, deep, boring, nocturnal
progressive, unremitting
circulation pain
throbbing, pulsating
nerve pain
shooting, radiating, burning, causalgia (severe burning)
muscle pain
cramping, spasm, aching, dull
referred pain
pain along scleroderm of origination involving more tan one kind of tissue (shared pathway)
radicular pain
pain along teh course of a dermatome due to irritation of a nerve root
sclerotogenous pain
pain that areises from structures derived from embryological sclerotomes (joint pain, bone on bone)
myotogenous
pain that originates within a muscle
dermatogenous
pain along the sensory distribution of a NR
dermatomes
normal fingidngs includes ability for patient to distinguish between sharp and dull sensations with their eyes closed
abnormalities include anesthesia, hypoesthesia, and hyperesthesia
medial plantar nerve motor muscle sensory disorder
toe flexion
toe flexor muscles
NA
tarsal tunnel syndrome
peroneal/fibuar motor
muscle
sensory
disorder
foot dorsiflexion, inversion, eversion
tibialis anterior, toe extensors, peroneals
anterior leg and dorsum of foot
fibular head fracture