Walden Flashcards

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Wrist pain palpation Hx of falling, 2nd x-ray will show fx, hi risk necrosis and nonunion, - TX splint wrist refer to hand surgeon

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Navicular fracture

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Cast for wrist fractures (scaphoid bone in wrist),

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Thumb Spica cast

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Fracture of distal radius of the forearm, DINNER FORK fracture, most common type wrist fracture

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Colles fracture

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high energy trauma, ecchymosis and swelling, lower abdomen, hips, groin, scrotum, may have bladder or bowel incontinence, hematuria, may cause internal hemorrhage life threatening - TX check ABC’s

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Pelvic fracture

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Sudden onset of one side pain, elderly have one-year mortality rate,

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Hip fracture

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Tennis/golfers elbow, pharm TX =nsaids, anti-inflammatory cream, intraarticular corticosteroid injection, nonpharm TX= rest, ice, brace, physical therapy, referral- ortho, PT/OT

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Lateral epicondylitis

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Used to determine when a patient needs radiographs of injured ankle in ED, 1,2,3, Grades, 2 needs x-ray, 3 referrals to ER for ankle fracture

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Ottawa rule (ankle)

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Injury of overuse of the muscles tendons and bone tissue of the tibia, shin splints, pain of overuse of the large front bone in lower leg, - Dx bone scan or MRI, - TX RICE, stretching, massage, nsaids,

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Medial tibial stress syndrome/fracture

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Acute or recurrent pain, bottom of foot, aggravated by walking, caused by micro tears in the plantar fascia due to tightness of the Achilles tendon, elevated risk factors BMI>30, diabetes, aerobic exercise, pes planus (flat feet), prolonged standing – TX Nasid, orthotic foot appliance, ice pack, stretching with golf ball sole of feet, x-ray to rule out fracture

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Plantar fasciitis

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  • TX brace, stretching arch support
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Pes planus (flat feet)

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crystal deposits in joints, elevated uric acid, caused by excess dietary purines (beef, pork, lamb, seafood, beer, bread, gravy, alcohol) - Dx gold standard is joint aspiration of synovial fluid Labs- uric acid level, CBC, ESR - TXNSAIDs Indocin), colchicine for flare up, corticosteroids Podagra means gout of the foot

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Gout exacerbations

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Occurs during growth spurt and affects superior tibia, when quadriceps exert stress on the patellar tendon (tibial tubercle), anterior knee pain increases over time

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Osgood-Schlatter

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Small round projection on bone or surface

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Tubercle

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Typical in osteoarthritis, enlargement of proximal interphalangeal joint

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Bouchards node

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inflammatory arthritis affecting spine and large joints, pain improves with exercise not rest, low grade fever, fatigue, marked loss of ROM, humpback, uveitis, - Dx labs sed rate, C reactive protein, spinal radiograph bamboo spine, - TX refer to rheumatologist, first line is NSAIDS, postural training

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Ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterews disease)

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medical emergency, spinal cord compression, B/B dysfunction, - TX refer to ED, needs decompression

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Cauda equina syndrome

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painful condition hurts the ball of your foot, between third and fourth toe, involves thickening of tissue around nerves leading to your toe, toe may sting, burn or feel numb, DX with clinical presentation and history, small nodule between third and fourth toe, linked to tight fitting shoes and high heels, - TX with corticosteroid or surgery, avoid tight shoes,

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Morton’s neuroma

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TX- Tylenol first line, nsaids- Celebrex, topical nsaids

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Arthritis

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cartilage covering surface of joints becomes damage from overuse, obesity, affects distal interphalangeal joints, early morning stiffness<15 minutes, swollen tender joints, ASYMMETRIC symptoms, Bouchards nodes (Proximal) and Heberden’s nodes (Distal) - DX physical exam or radiographs, - TX first line treatment is Tylenol, nsaids, steroidal injections only, no oral steroids, glucosamine sulfate supplement

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Degenerative joint disease/OSTEOARTHRITIS

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autoimmune disorder inflammation of multiple joints plan is to prevent the joint damage, presents with bilateral pain and swelling of proximal interphalangeal joinst, SYMMETRICAL DISTRUBUTION, signs of fatigue, low grade fever, body aches, myalgia, GENERALIZED joint pain, early morning stiffness >1 hour, weight loss, anorexia, neurophathic pain in the extremities or eyes, chest pain upon inspiration, warm and tender swollen fingers “sausage joints” - Dx intital test is sed rate, Creactive protein, CBC, rheumatoid factor, - TX refer to rheumatologist, surgery, NSAIDS, steroids, Humira Anti TNF biologics, antimalarial- Plaquenil, can cause uveitis

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Rheumatoid arthritis Severe RA go swimming

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Deterioration of bone tissue caused by hormonal changes, calcium vitamin d deficiency, risk factors- patients on PPI, patients with anorexia/bulimia females, family history, age; estrogen and testosterone deficiency, kyphosis, Caucasians and Orientals, small frame people, cigarette, alcohol, caffeine, medication- steroids anticonvulsants, thyroid supplements, eating disorder, sedentary life, - Dx bone mineral density >-2.5 osteoporosis - TX first line is bisphosphonates alendronate, Fosamax, calcium500 mg, vitamin d thru food and supplementation, testosterone, wt bearing exercise

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Osteoporosis

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increase calcium dark green vegetables, salmon, sardines, soy and OJ

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Osteopenia

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slippage of the overlying end of the femur (epiphysis).SCFE happen to teens who have specific stuff going on with their health, such as: obesity (carrying extra weight puts increased pressure on the growth plate) endocrine disorders like diabetes, thyroid disease, or growth hormone problems. kidney disease. - TX in situ fixation. This is the procedure used most often for patients with stable or mild SCFE. The doctor makes a small incision near the hip, then inserts a metal screw across the growth plate to maintain the position of the femoral head and prevent any further slippage. Non- wt bearing, referral to ortho for pinning

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Slipped capital femoral epiphysis

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Also known as metatarsus varus, is a common foot deformity noted at birth that causes the front half of the foot, or forefoot, to turn inward. TX teach parent to perform passive stretching into straighten position several times a day, serial casting every 1-2 weeks or surgery for correction

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Metatarsus adductus- (pigeon toe)

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Involve lower extremity and foot, TX brace, stretching, casting, surgery

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Club foot- talipes equinovarus

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Injury in 1-4-year-old, - TX reduction to put back in place, or device wearing splint

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Nursemaids elbow

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Inflammatory disorder causing muscle and joint pain and stiffness (shoulders/hips), aching stiffness about the upper arms, neck, lower back and thighs, symptoms develop quickly, and worse in the morning, - DX elevated sed rate, Creactive protein, 1st line - TX oral prednisone

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Polymyalgia rheumatic

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depression, dysrhythmias or anxiety disorders, malaise fatigue, multiple joint pain, headaches, impaired memory, and concentration, sore throat, restless sleep, muscular pain for 3 months, - DX - TX cognitive based therapy CBT.

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Fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue syndrome

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Arthritis that causes inflammation, pain, and stiffness, mainly in the spinal joints.

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Ankylosing spondylitis (AS)

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Involves joints and arteries. It is associated with a high risk of giant cell arteritis (GCA) or temporal arteritis (15%-30%). New onset of vision loss and the location of the pain (neck, both shoulders/hips)

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Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR)

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Enlargement of the middle joint of a finger

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Bouchard’s node

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(bony overgrowths) are classic signs of OA

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Heberden’s nodes

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A diagnostic test for carpal tunnel syndrome

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Phalen test

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