Tendon Injuries Flashcards

1
Q

What does a tendon connect with?

A

Muscle and bone

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2
Q

What cells mainly make up a tendon?

A

Tenocytes and collagen type 1 fibres

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3
Q

What are the collagen bundles in tendons covered by?

A

Endotendon

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4
Q

What are fascicles in a tendon covered by?

A

Paratendon

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5
Q

What is the whole tendon surounded by?

A

Epitenon

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6
Q

In what layer of the tendon covering do you find blood vessels?

A

Paratendon

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7
Q

How are tendons attached to tendon sheath?

A

By vincula

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8
Q

What are tendon sheaths

A

Thickenings which form strong annular pulleys

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9
Q

Types of injury that can happen to the tendon?

A
Degeneration, 
Inflammation, 
Enthesiopathy, 
Traction apophysitis, 
Tear,
Laceration, 
Crush,
Nodules
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10
Q

Inflammation of tendon presentation?

A
Swollen, 
Tender, 
Hot, 
Red,
Positive finklestein’s test
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11
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What is enthesiopathy?

A

Inflammation at insertion to bone

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12
Q

An example of traction apophysitis injury to tendon?

A

Osgood Schlatter’s disease

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13
Q

Avulsion and bone fragment damage to tendon presentation?

A

Mallet finger- forced flexion of extended finger

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14
Q

Treatment of avulsion of finger?

A

Retraction tendon,
Reattachment of tendon,
Fixation of bone fragment

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15
Q

What is a intrasubstance rupture of tendon caused by?

A

Pushing off with weight bearing forefoot whilst extending knee,
Unexpected dorsiflexion of ankle (eg falling into hole)
Violent dorsiflexion of plantar flexed foot (eg fall from height)

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16
Q

Achilles’ tendon rupture presentation?

A

+ve Simmond’s test,

Palpable tender gap

17
Q

Treatment of tendon rupture?

A

Mobilise,
Splint/ cast,
Surgery

18
Q

Treatment of laceration injury to tendon?

A

Surgery