Spring Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What are the anteriorn and posterior ring of the shoulder composed of?

A

ant: manubrium, SC joint
post: scapula, muscles to spine

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2
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What is the only true attachment of the upper extremity to the body?

A

SC joint

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3
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where are the axial components fo UE pain usually found?q

A

1) lower cervical
2) upper thoracic
3) TL junction

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4
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What is significant of the cervicothoracic junction?

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site of muscle attachments:

  • levator scap
  • rhomboid
  • trap
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5
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What are the viscerosomatic reflexes of UPPER Extremity pain?

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sd-> increased symp tone and output -> decreased blood flow and lymph congestion-> pain

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6
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What are the actions of the lats? what is a possible somatic dysfunciton associated w it?

A

adduction, extension, internal rotation, raises pelvis

-possible glenohumeral dysfu.

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7
Q

List the shoulder joints?

A

glenohumeral
acromioclavicular
sternoclavicular
scapulothoracic (pseudo)

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8
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Describe the scapulothoracic rhythm

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first 30 deg: all gleno

after that: 2:1 gleno to scap

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9
Q

What are the dynamic stabilizesr of the shoulder?

A

deltoid
rotator cuff muscles
(also biceps)

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10
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When is the supraspiatus tendon maximally impinged?

A

when shulder is abducted and internally rotated

  • normally at 90 deg
  • with int. rot., 60 deg
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11
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Where does the tendon of the long head of the biceps attach?

A

glenoid labrum

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12
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What are the ligaments of the AC joint?

A

acromioclavicular
coracoclavicular
coracoacromial

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13
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What are the degress of SC joint injury?

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1: simple sprain, incomplete tear
2: ant/post sublux
3: complete rupture, dislocation

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14
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Describe an anterior dislcation of the SC iont?

A

compressive force

anterior and medial

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15
Q

3 osteopathic dysfuctinos of AC joint

A

anterior rotoation
posteiror rotation
AC separatoin

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16
Q

What ahppens to the humerus w an anterior roation dysfunction of the SC jiont?

A

humerus resists flexion

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17
Q

spain vs strain?

A

sprain: ligament injury
strain: muscle or tendon injury

mild-micro tearing
moderate-definite tearing
severe- complete tear

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18
Q

what is the main action of the radiohumeral joint?

A

supination.pronation

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19
Q

describe carrying angles

A

males: 5 deg
females: 10-15
cubitus valgus
caubitus varus=gunstock deform

20
Q

how might an anterior radial head occur?

A

falling backward on an outstretched hand

21
Q

what rae the 3 functional jionts of the wrist?

A
radiocarpal (true)
midcarpal
distal radioulnar (TFCC)
22
Q

What is the tunnel of Guyon?

A

formed by hook of hamate and pisiform

ulnar n and a pass

23
Q

What do the carapl bones do w a flexion dysfuncitno fo the wrist?

A

glide posteriolry

24
Q

What are metabolic causes of carpal tunnel?

A

diabetes
pregnancy
hypothyroidism

25
Q

What other aresas should you look at if you suspect carpal tunnel sydnrome?

A

carpal tunnel
pronator teres spasms
brachial plexus
upper thoracics

26
Q

What goes bw the LCL and lateral meniscus

A

popliteal tendon

27
Q

menisci

A

fibrocartilage
coronary ligaemnts
popliteal (genicular) a and synovial
MCL and menisci tear together

28
Q

Where does the tibial collateral ligament attach?

A

medial epicondyle of femur to

medial conduyle of tubia

29
Q

What actions may cause and ACl tear? and what tests can you do for it?

A

hyperextension, femur postierorly

lateal pivot shift, lachmans…

30
Q

what innervates the quads and hamstings?

A

quad: L2,3,4
ham: L5, S1, S2

31
Q

what can excessive tenison in the knee joint lead to?

A

degenerative joint disease

32
Q

What type of motino does knee flexion lead to?

A

anteriomedial glide

33
Q

Deep tendon reflexes of patellar tendon, hamstring, achilles

A

patellar: L2,3,4
ham: L5
ach: S1

34
Q

how many compartments are there in the lowe leg?

A

4

35
Q

What forms the mortise of the ankle>

A

distal tibia and fibula

talus fits into it

36
Q

name the lateral ankle ligaments

A

anterior talofib
calcaneocib
posterior talofib
(torn from fornt to back)

37
Q

What bones does the deltoid ligament of the ankle attach?

A

tibia, navicular, talus, calcaneus

medial maleous tears before deltiod

38
Q

what si the sinus tarsi?

A

indentation bw calcneous and talus on lateral side of foot

39
Q

What is the main shock absorber of the foot

A

subtalar joint

via talocalcaneal lig

40
Q

What is the longitundinal arch on foot supported by?

A

posterior tibialis muscle

41
Q

What is the transverse arch supported by?

A

finularis longus

tinialis anterior

42
Q

Tom Dick and a Very Nervous Harry

A

tibialis posterior
flexor Digitorum longus
artery,vein,nerve
Flexor hallicus

43
Q

blood uspply of foot

A

anterior and posteior tibilal aa

saphenous v

44
Q

an anterior lateral maleoulus can lead to a ….

A

flattened arch

45
Q

talar tilt test

A

calcanefibular ligament