unit 2 test day 2 Flashcards

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contusion

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bruises= damaged blood vessel
MOI: compression type injury
SS: discoloration/tender/swelling (hematoma)

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strains

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torn tissue: muscle/tendon/both
MOI: tension
SS: 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree tear

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1st degree tear

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minimal tearing

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2nd degree tear

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50% tear

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3rd degree tear

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complete tearing

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2 causes of muscle spasms

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biochemical and mechanical/compression

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biochemical muscle spasms

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dehydration and electrolyte imbalance

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tendonitis

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inflammation of tendons
causes: repetitive movement
SS: inflammation, pain with contraction or stretching

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joints

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bone to bone

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cartilaginous joint

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don’t move much

in-between bone of the spine

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fibrous joint

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doesn’t move at all

skull bones

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12
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synovial joint

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movement

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articular cartilage

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ends of the bone
avascular
non-living

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articular capsule

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covering around the joint

inside layer: produce synovial fluid

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15
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synovial fluid

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helps with shock absorption
brings nutrients to articular cartilage
acts as a lubricant

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ligaments

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connect bone to bone: mainly collagen, unidirectional;

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MOI of ligaments

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shear force injuries: 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree

“sprain”

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1st degree ligament tear

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minimal tearing

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2nd degree ligament tear

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50% torn

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3rd degree ligament tear

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complete tearing

21
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dislocations

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bones of the joint are out of place or position

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MOI of dislocation

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tension type injury

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SS of dislocation

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deformity

decreased range of motion

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bursitis

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inflammation of the bursa

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bursa

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fluid filled sack between bone/tendon/ligament to reduce friction

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MOI of bursitis

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compression type injury

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SS of bursitis

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point tenderness
inflammation
pain with movement