Repetitive Strain Injury Flashcards
Any activity that causes wear and tear on the body can lead to what?
REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY
Do repetitive strain injuries have a slow, insidious onset?
YES
What is the onset of acute vs chronic inflammation?
ACUTE: FAST
vs
CHRONIC: SLOW
What is the duration of acute vs chronic inflammation?
ACUTE: SHORT (4 - 6 DAYS)
vs
CHRONIC: LONGTERM
What is the cellular infiltrate of acute vs chronic inflammation?
ACUTE: NEUTROPHILS
vs
CHRONIC: MACROPHAGES, LYMPHOCYTES, MONOCYTES
What is the tissue injury/fibrosis of acute vs chronic inflammation?
ACUTE: MILD, SELF-LIMITED
vs
CHRONIC: OFTEN SEVERE AND PROGRESSIVE
What are the local and systemic signs of acute vs chronic inflammation?
ACUTE: PROMINENT
vs
CHRONIC: MAY BE SUBTLE
Muscles unable to bear the load, passing it to the tendon, can result in which RSI?
TENDONOPATHY
Name the term for acute or chronic inflammation of a tendon?
TENDONITIS
Name the term for chronic degradation of a tendon without inflammation?
TENDONOSIS
Name the term for inflammation of a tendon sheath?
TENOSYNOVITIS
Collagen fibres that make up scar tissue that become stuck to surrounding tissues cause what?
ADHESIONS
Name the term for the repair and replacement of inflamed tissues by connective tissue?
FIBROSIS
Because tendons are contractile, there will be pain with ____________ testing.
ACTIVE RESISTED
and stretch during PR
Gamer’s thumb, aka De Quervains tenosynovitis, involves which muscle and mm tendon sheath?
EXTENSOR POLLICIS BREVIS
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ABDUCTOR POLLICIS LONGUS TENDON SHEATH