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Ortho Flashcards

1
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Actions of the Temporalis

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  • Elevation
  • Retraction
  • Side to side
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Actions of the Masseter

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  • Elevation
  • Retraction
  • Protrusion
  • Side to side
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3
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What muscles do depression of jaw

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  • Lateral ptyergoid
  • Suprahyoid
  • Infrahyoid
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4
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What muscles do elevation of jaw

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  • Temporalis
  • Masseter
  • Medial ptyergoid
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5
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What muscles do protrusion of jaw

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  • Masseter
  • Lateral ptyergoid
  • Medial pterygoid
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6
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What muscles to retraction of jaw

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  • Temporalis
  • Masseter
  • Digastric
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7
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What does digastric muscle do

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Retraction of jaw

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8
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Which side will the jaw deviate toward when there is a restriction

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it will deviate toward the restricted side

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9
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How to improve opening of TMJ

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anterior glide and distraction

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10
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When laterally bending will C1 go in the opposite or same direction

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opposite

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11
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When laterally bending will C2-T12 go in the opposite or same direction

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Same

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12
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If IL rot/ IL SB is the issue then what is the problem

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Disc

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13
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If CL rot/ CL SB is the issue then what is the problem

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Brachial plexus

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14
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Is traction better for a cervical disc or brachial plexus issue

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Disc

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15
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Open packed at the GHJ

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55 abduction
30 horizontal add
neutral rotation

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16
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Closed packed at the GHJ

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Max abd and max ER

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17
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Open packed at the hip

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30 flex
30 abd
slight ER

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18
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Open packed at knee

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25 flex

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19
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Closed backed at knee

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full ext

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20
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Open packed at vertebrae

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halfway between flex/ext

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21
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Closed packed at veretbrae

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max ext

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22
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Capsular pattern at shoulder (think frozen shoulder)

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ER most limited
Abd moderately limited
IR little bit limited

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23
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Open packed for the talocrural joint

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10 PF

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24
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Closed packed for talocrual joint

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full DF

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25
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If trap innervation is lost then what will happen

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lateral winging of scapula

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26
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If serratus innervation is lost then what will happen

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medial winging of scapula

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27
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What glide should you perform for frozen shoulder to improve IR/ER

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posterior glide

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28
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Open packed for elbow

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70 flex

10 supination

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29
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How much is normal femoral anteversion

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8-15 degrees

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30
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Pain at 60-120 degrees of painful arc =

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subacromial impingement syndrome

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31
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Pain at 170-180 degrees of painful arc =

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ACJ injury

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32
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What 3 muscles are involved in upward rotation of scapula

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upper trap
lower trap
serratus anterior

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33
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What is a swan neck deformity

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Flex of MCP/DIP

Ext of PIP

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34
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Flex of MCP/DIP

Ext of PIP

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Swan neck deformity

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35
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What is a Boutonniere deformity

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Ext of MCP/DIP

Flex of PIP

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36
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Ext of MCP/DIP

Flex of PIP

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Boutonniere deformity

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37
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What 2 tendons are involved with DeQuervain’s syndrome

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Abductor pollicis longus

Extensor pollicis brevis

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38
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Thumb UCL injury

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Gamekeeper’s thumb

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39
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MCP hyperextneded and PIP/DIP flexed

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Claw hand

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40
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What can lead to claw hand

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Klumpke’s palsy (C8-T1)

Ulnar n pathology

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41
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What nerve is the issue if someone has ape hand

42
Q

Froment’s sign tests for what

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Adductor pollicis

Ullnar n

43
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What is the Galeazzi sign and what is it used to assess

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Flex both knees until ankles touch butt
Seeing if it is the same on both side
Looks for hip dysplasia in kids

44
Q

Who is SCFE most common in

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adolescents (males more often)

45
Q

Who is Legg-Calve Perthes most common in

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young kids (2-13 years old)

46
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What are sx of legg-calve perthes

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limp and toe out

47
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What are sx of SCFE

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groin/medial thigh pain that is dull and aching

48
Q

What position to test medial meniscus for mcmurrays test

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ER and valgus

49
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What position to test lateral meniscus for mcmurrays test

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IR and varus

50
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What glide to improve pronation at proximal radioulnar

51
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What glide to improve supination at proximal radioulanar

52
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What glide to improve supination at distal radioulnar

53
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What glide to improve pronation at distal radioulanr

54
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What glide to improve eversion at subtalar

55
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What glide to improve inversion at subtalar

56
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What glide to improve flex at MCP/IP

57
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What glide to improve ext at MCP/IP

58
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What glide to improve wrist flex

59
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What glide to improve wrist ext

60
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What glide to improve ulnar dev

61
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What glide to improve radial dev

62
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Leg longer in supine

Shorter in sitting

A

anterior rotated innominate

63
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Leg shorter in supine

Longer in sitting

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posterior rotated innominate

64
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What 3 muscles are involved in downward rotation of scapula

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Levator scap
Rhomboid
Pec minor

65
Q

ASIS lower, PSIS higher

A

Stuck in anterior rotation

66
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ASIS higher, PSIS lower

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Stuck in posterior rotation

67
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Capsular pattern at hip

68
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Valgus force at the knee could lead to what type of injury

69
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Sx of patellofemoral syndrom

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anterior knee pain
pain with prolonged standing
pain with stairs
creptitus
swelling
progressive
70
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Sx of Osgood Schlatter

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  • point tenderness over the patellar tendon and tibial tuberosity
  • antalgic gait
  • pain with incr activity
  • **pain often subsides with rest
71
Q

What dermatomes are affected with Pancoast tumor

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C8, T1, T2

72
Q

Difference between TOS and pancoast tumor

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Pulmonary sx and Horner’s syndrome

73
Q

Who is osteosarcoma most common in

A

boys 10-25 years old

74
Q

What should you be cautious about doin with someone with RA

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Stretching across swollen joints

Forcing motion to distended capsule……this can lead to hypermobility and subluxation

75
Q

Difference between OA and RA

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RA is usually bilateral

OA stiffness usually gets better with movement

76
Q

What should you be cautious about doing with someone who has OA

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Max resistance exercises should not be performed thru painful ROM

77
Q

What should water temp of pool be

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26-33 C (78-98F)

78
Q

CI for aquatic therapy

A 
Infectious dz
Open wounds
Vital capacity less than 1L
Severe peripheral dz
Severe kidney dz
Bleeding/hemorrhage
Cardiac failure
Unstable angina
Uncontrolled bowel or bladder
79
Q

How much WB at C7 in water

80
Q

How much WB at Xiphoid process in water

81
Q

How much WB at ASIS in water

82
Q

What will be seen in someone with Psoriatic arthritis

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Silvery scales/rash
Systemic distal arthritis
Iritis, mouth ulcer, colitis, urethritis, aortic valve dz

83
Q

How long does stiffness last with RA

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More than 30 min

84
Q

What will be seen with reactive arthritis

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“Can see, pee, or climb a tree” (con

Polyarthritis
Change in SIJ
Low back/buttock pain
Low grade fever
***Brown nodules on the feet, nails, etc
85
Q

AROM and PROM will be painful with bursitis or tendonitis

86
Q

Will PROM be painful with tendonitis

87
Q

How is cellulitis treated

A

Antibiotics

88
Q

What can Congenital Hip Dysplasia lead to if no treated

89
Q

Is Duchenne MD dominant or recessive

90
Q

What is the cause of Osgood-Schlatter Dz

A

Repetitive traction on the tibial tuberosity aophysis

91
Q

Positioning with Talipes Equinovarus

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Forefoot adduction
Hindfoot varus
Equinus at ankle

92
Q

Knee pain with prolonged sitting =

93
Q

MOI for PCL injury

A

hyper-flexion

94
Q

What is osteogenesis imperfecta

A

brittle bone dz

95
Q

Cylinder/sausage-like limbs will be seen with what

A

Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congentia

96
Q

Gowers sign, inability to ambulate by 10, proximal mm weakness, and pseudohypetrophy of calf mm will be seen with what

A

Duchene MD

97
Q

Type of SLAP lesion:

Degnerative fraying. Biceps intact

98
Q

Type of SLAP lesion:

Detachment of superior labrum/biceps from glenoid

99
Q

Type of SLAP lesion:

Bucket handle tear of labrum. Biceps still attached

100
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Type of SLAP lesion:

Intra substance tear of biceps tendon. Bucket-handle tear of superior aspect of labrum

101
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Type of SLAP lesion: Most common

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