Random PCM I Exam 1 Flashcards

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Central compartment of hip structures?

Peripheral?

Lateral?

A
  • Labrum, ligamentum teres, articular surfaces
  • Femoral neck, Synovial lining
  • Glute medius, Glute minimus, Piriformis, IT band, trochanteric bursae
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FABER test 1 vs. 2 vs. 3?

Which compartments for each?

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1) Apprehension: FABER 1: Pt’s hip is flexed, ABducted and ER. Doc induces further ER. (Central compartment)
2) Patrick’s FABER 2: Pt’s hip is flexed, ABduced, and ER. Doc braces contralateral ASIS, pt ER/ABducts AGAINST resistance (Lateral compartment)
3) Patricks’s FABER 3: Pt’s hip is flexed ABducted, and ER. Doc braces contralateral ASIS. Pt IR/ADducts AGAINST resistance (Anterior/Iliopsoas compartment)

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What are the 3 special tests for the meniscus cartilage of the knee?

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1) McMurray’s Test
2) Apley’s Grind Test - Compression test
3) Apley’s Grind Test - Distraction test

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What are the 4 components of the medial longitudinal arch?

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1) Navicular
2) Cuneiforms (1-3)
3) Talus
4) Metatarsals (1-3)

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Primary stabilizer of the medial ankle?

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Deltoid ligament

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3 components of the lateral longitudinal arch?

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1) Calcaneus
2) Cuboid
3) Metatarsals 4-5

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The 3 primary stabilizers of the lateral ankle?

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1) Anterior talofibular ligament (ATF = always tears first)
2) Calcaneofibular ligament
3) Posterior talofibular ligament

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During the monofilament test of the foot where is the monofilament placed?

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First and fourth pad of toes and at base of first, third, and fifth plantar MTP joints

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What is the test for Achilles tendon rupture?

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Thompson test

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What are the 4 muscles of the rotator cuff? (mnemonic)

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1) Supraspinatus
2) Infraspinatus
3) Teres minor
4) Subscapularis (not palpable)

SITS

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Which muscles involved in depression of scapula?

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  • Lower Trapezius
  • Lower Rhomboids
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Golfers Elbow + pt’s direction of force during test?

Tennis Elbow + pts direction of force during test?

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Medial Epicondylitis (golfers elbow) - flexes wrist

Lateral Epicondylitis (tennis elbow) - extends wrist

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What is the most common elbow injury during childhood?

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Pain over the medial epicondyle - initially after throwing (repetitive valgus distraction forces) = “Little League Elbow”

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Which axis runs perpendicular to the coronal/frontal plane?

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Anterior-Posterior Axis (A-P axis)

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Which axis runs perpendicular to the sagittal plane?

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Transverse axis (Right-left axis)

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Which axis runs perpendicular to the transverse plane?

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Longitudinal axis (Superior-inferior axis)

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Lateral flexion (aka sidebending) is movement in what plane and axis?

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Movement in a coronal (frontal) plane about an anterior-posterior axis

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Flexion and extension of the trunk are movements in what plane and axis?

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Motion in a sagittal plane (AP) of the spine about a transverse axis

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Rotation of the trunk (aka twisting) is movement in what plane and axis?

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Movement in a transverse (horizontal) plane about a superior inferior axis

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What are the 7 components of the gravitational line?

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1) External auditory canal
2) Lateral head of humerus
3) 3rd lumbar vertebra
4) Anterior 1/3 of the sacrum
5) Greater trochanter
6) Lateral condyle of knee
7) Lateral malleolus

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Which plane affected in scoliosis and kyphosis/lordosis?

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Scoliosis = Coronal (frontal)

Kyphosis/lordosis = Sagittal (AP)

22
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CDC recommends adults get how much exercise?

Children?

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  • Adults: 150 mins/week of moderate activity (brisk walking) and strength training 2 days/week
  • Children (6 y/o +): get 1 hour a day
23
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Safe drinking limits men and women + those over age 65?

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Men: 14 or fewer drinks per week, no more than 4 drinks/day

Women and those over age 65: 7 per week, no more than 3/day

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What is the mnemonic for asking about spiritual beliefs?

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F - faith

I - importance to you

C - community (part of one?)

A - addressing care based on beliefs

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5 P's for sexual activity?
Partners Protection from STIs Prevention of Pregnancy Practices Past Hx of STIs
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What are the 3 fibrous joint types (synarthroses)? Movement?
1) Sutures 2) Syndesmosis 3) Gomphosis \*NO movement
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2 sub-types of cartilagionous joints?
1) Primary: Hyaline (aka synchondroses) 2) Secondary: Fibrocartilage (aka symphyses)
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2 examples of cartilaginous joints?
1) Between **vertebral bodies** 2) Pubic symphysis
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Which component of Synovial Joints has no blood vessel or nerve supply? Found where?
- Articular cartilage - Covers the ends of bones
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Producer of Synovial fluid? Found where?
- Synovial membrane - **Vascular** CT membrane lining entire joint cavity
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2 examples of a synovial pivot joint (trochoid)?
1) AA joint 2) Radioulnar
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What are 4 examples of a planar synovial joint?
1) AC joint 2) Proximal tibiofibular 3) Intercarpal 4) Sternoclavicular
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2 examples of condyloid and ellipsoid joints?
1) MCP joints 2) Radiocarpal joint
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Example of a Saddle joint (Sellar)?
Carpalmetacarpal (CMC) of thumb
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Nerve ending supplying a joint are found where?
In the **articular capsule**
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Hilton's Law?
Nerves supplying a joint also supply the muscle moving the joint and the skin covering the attachments of these muscles
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Affected cartilage becomes dull with a yellowish discoloration taking a chracteristic *ground-glass appearance* in what type of joint degeneration? Due to loss of?
- Fibrillation - Loss of proteoglycans in articular cartilage
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Complete loss (ulceration) of articular cartilage, accompanied by a thickening of the subchondral bone is known as? What type of appearance?
- Eburnation - Hard and polished (**ivory** like appearance)
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Joint mice (osteochondromatosis) is what? Commonly seen in what condition?
- Fragments of cartilage and/or bone floating free in synovial fluid - Osteochondrosis Dissecans
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Technique for diagnosis of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)? Treatment technique?
- Dix-Hallpike maneuver = diagnosis - Epley Manuever = treatment
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Adapter Centor Criteria for whether sore throat should get antibiotics?
- Score of 3 or more = strong likelihood of strep = antibiotics One point for: - Tonsilar exudates - Fever by history - Absence of cough - Tender anterior cervical adenopathy (swollen LN's) - Add one point for pt's age 3-14 (start w/ 1) - No points for pt's 15-44 (start w/ 0) - Subtract a point for pt's 45+ (start w/ -1)
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Diagnosis?
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Diagnosis?
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Diagnosis?
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Diagnosis?
Swimmers Ear!
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Stance phase is defined as being from _____ to \_\_\_\_\_\_
Heel strike (initial contact) to toe-off (pre-swing)
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When the right foot is in initial contact (heel strike) the left foot is in?
Terminal stance (heel off)
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When the right foot is in the loading response (foot flat) the left foot is in?
Pre-swing (toe off)
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Ala nasi, Columella, Vestibule, and Bridge are external landmarks of?
Nose