TBL Dec 6 MSK Flashcards

1
Q

When re-examine injury later and why?

A

3-5 days later

- allow pain and swelling to decrease

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2
Q

Why do empty can test?

A

Suprapinatus

- beer is super and it makes you fall over at your spine

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3
Q

Elbows 90, external rotation?

A

Infraspinatus + teres minor

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4
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Lift-off test - dorm on lumbar back and lift off?

A

Subscapularis

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5
Q

Drop arm test

A

Large rotator cuff tears

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6
Q

What does anterior drawer test test?

A

Anterior talofibular ligament

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7
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Tibia/fibula squeeze test

A

Syndesmosis - high ankle injury

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8
Q

Anterior cruciate ligament test?

A

Lachman test: knee 20 degree flexion, pull forward on upper tibial while stabilize lower leg

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9
Q

Ottawa knee rule?

A

Need 1 of 5 criteria:

  • isolated patella tender
  • head of fibula tender
  • can’t flex knee to 90
  • can’t bear wt 4 steps
  • older than 55
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10
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Ottawa ankle rule?

A
  • medial/lateral malleolus edge/tip tender
  • 5th metatarsal
  • navicular
  • unable to bear wt
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11
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when get MRI?

A

Get two view X-ray first

- MRI when suspect ligament/tendon injury

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12
Q

What is PRICE?

A
Protection
Rest
Ice
Compression
Elevation
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13
Q

What drugs for knee/ankle pain control?

A

NSAIDs

Acetaminophen

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14
Q

Early mobilization promotes healing. When start ROM?

A

48-72 hours after injury

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15
Q

Most common cause stiff, painful, unstable joint after sprain?

A

inadequate rehabilitation

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16
Q

What is Grade 1 sprain?

A

Ligament stretch

17
Q

What is Grade 2 sprain?

A

Partial ligament tear

18
Q

What is Grade 3 sprain?

A

Complete ligament tear

19
Q

How treat lumbosacral strain?

A

NSAIDs

Muscle relaxant

20
Q

Red flag symptoms lower back pain:

A
Pain at night/rest
> 6 weeks, > 70yo
Loss bowel/bladder
Trauma
Fever
Ankylosing spondylitis
Progressive focal neuro deficits
Alcohol abuse
IV drug use
IS
Corticosteroid
Osteoporosis
21
Q

Top 5 DDX lower back pain - mechanical

A
Lumbar strain/sprain
Degenerative faets/disks
Herniated disk
Compression fracture
Spinal stenosis
22
Q

Nonmechanical spinal conditions:

A
Cancer
Inflammatory arthritis
Infection
 - abscess
 - discitis
23
Q

Cauda Equina symptoms

A

Reduced anal sphincter tone
Decreased ankle reflexes
Bowel/bladder incontinence
Saddle paresthesia

24
Q

Cauda Equina treatment

A

Immediate MRI
Corticosteroids
Surgical decompression

25
Q

Cancer symptoms: lower back pain

A
Hx cancer
Unexplained weight loss
Worse pain at night
Conservative therapy fails after 1 month
Age > 50
26
Q

Labs/tests for Possible Cancer of lower back pain?

A
CBC
ESR
Radiographs
= if abnormal, evaluate with
 - bone scan
 - MRI