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Manual Level 1 Exam > Systemic Pathology > Flashcards

Systemic Pathology Flashcards

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what is Scheuermann’s disease?

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p 378

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2
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what is osteochondrosis?

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3
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what is osteogenesis imperfecta?

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4
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what is osteomalacia?

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5
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what is osteonecrosis?

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6
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what is osteopenia?

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7
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what is osteosarcoma?

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8
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what is paget’s disease?

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9
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what is rickets?

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10
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define OA

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11
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what are the most commonly affected joints for OA?

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12
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OA - biochemical and structural changes involved?

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13
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what is the pathological process of OA? fibrillation, cyst formation, osteophyte formation, eburnation

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14
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what is the OA etiology?

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15
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describe the early OA stage (S&S, Rx)

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16
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describe the moderate OA stage (S&S, Rx)

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17
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describe the advanced OA stage (S&S, Rx)

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18
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cortical fractures - define and describe the stages of healing

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p 386/387

19
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cencellous fractures - define and describe the stages of healing

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p 387/388

20
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cartilage fractures - describe the healing process

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p 388

21
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epiphyseal plate fractures - healing, etiology, diagnosis, rx

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p 388/389

22
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define fasciculations and how they occur

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p 389

23
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define chronic fatigue syndrome - + etiology, diagnosis, and treatment

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p 390/391

24
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define muscle trigger points - + etiology, diagnosis, and treatment

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p 391-393

25
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define fibromyalgia - + diagnosis, and treatment

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p 393/394

26
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define myofascial pain syndrome - + etiology, diagnosis, and treatment

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p 394/395

27
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polymyositis etiology and diagnosis

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p 396

28
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myasthenia gravis etiology and diagnosis

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p 396

29
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muscular dystrophy - myotonic vs duschene’s etiology and diagnosis

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p 396/397

30
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multiple sclerosis etiology and diagnosis

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p 397

31
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compartment syndrome (types, diagnosis, and rx)

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p 397-399

32
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define diabetes (and types)

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p 399

33
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describe cushing’s syndrome

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p 399/400

34
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describe hypopituitarism

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p 400

35
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describe hyperparathyroidism

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p 400

36
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describe hyperthyroidism

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p 401

37
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describe hypothyroidism

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p 401

38
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describe hyperpituitarism

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p 402

39
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what hormonal changes are involved in pregnancy

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p 402

40
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what is reflex sympathetic dystrophy (etiology, diagnosis, rx, sympathetic changes after a nerve injury)?

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p 402-404

Manual Level 1 Exam (17 decks)

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