quiz #2 - KAHOOT Flashcards
a complex rheumatic disease that affects many systems of the body
lyme disease
a systemic disorder affecting collagen
scleroderma
a chronic, systemic inflammatory disorder that involves specific areas of the body, primarily the spine
ankylosing spondylitis
joint inflammation resulting from infection by bacteria, viruses, or fungi
infectious arthritis
a triad of arthritis involving urethra, eye & intestines or urinary tract
Reiter’s syndrome
crystals of monosodium urate are deposited in tissues
gout
an inflammatory, destructive, chronic autoimmune disease of multiple joints & CT
rheumatoid arthritis
type of chronic, attack-remitting autoimmune inflammatory disease that can affect any system or organ
systemic lupus erythematosus
progressive disease in which bones become gradually weaker & thinner
osteoporosis
positive effects/ benefits of massage for a patient with chronic fatigue syndrome
-can increase total hours of sleep
-can help to reduce anxiety
-can help to relieve muscular pain
*NOT “it should be of longer duration”
chronic fatigue disorder (CFS)
-cause is not well-understood
-link to FM
-persistent fatigue for at least 6 months
-not a life-threatening condition
with long standing, severe AS, the vertebrae take on a fused appearance known as…
bamboo spine
the MTP joint of which area is most commonly attacked by gout
hallux (great toe)
insulin is produced in which organ
pancreas
type I insulin dependent diabetes mellitus is also known as
juvenile
ankylosing spondylitis begins with symptoms in which joints
sacroiliac
to confirm the diagnosis of fibromyalgia, how many tender points need to be located
11
(11 out of 18)
triggers/ factors for fibromyalgia
-too much or too little exercise
-stress, anxiety, depression
-extremes of temperature/humidity
CI’s to Tx for a patient with diabetes
-if patient arrives for Tx in a confused or lethargic state
-if patient has a hypoglycaemic attack during treatment
-if patient arrives for Tx exhibiting changes in mental function
*NOT “if patient has a hyperglycaemic attack during Tx”
symptom picture for someone with type I diabetes
-frequent urination
-sweet-smelling breath
-excessive thirst
-extreme hunger
symptoms picture for someone with type II diabetes
-tingling, numbness in hands or feet
-frequent infections
-recurring skin, gum or bladder infections
-slow-healing cuts/ bruises
CI’s for patient with osteoporosis
-over-pressure techniques
-mobilization techniques
-flexion exercises
-high impact exercise
risk factors associated with osteoporosis
-calcium deficiency
-limited exposure to sunlight or inadequate vitamin D intake
-ovaries removed before age of 45
info regarding osteoporosis
-pain, debility, deformity & fractures common
-person may not experience any signs/symptoms until fracture occurs
-bone mass lost continuously over many years
-often referred to as ‘silent thief’
T/F - osteoblast cells form bone & fill in cavities; osteoclast cells erode bone, creating cavities
TRUE
