Wound Care Flashcards

1
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Contusion

A

Closed wound, caused by compressive force.

-ecchymosis

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2
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Myositis Ossificans is a

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syndrome that develops when bruises aren’t taken into proper care. calcium starts to build up in muscle tissue, producing bone.

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3
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First degree muscle/tendon injury

A

stretching of fiber

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4
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Second degree of muscle/tendon injury

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partial tearing of fibers

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5
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Third degree of muscle/tendon injury

A

complete rupture of fibers

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6
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Tendinitis

A

chronic pain from overuse/repetitive motion

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7
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The articulation of 2 or more bones is called a

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synovial joint.

The ends of the bone are lined with hyaline cartilage, stabilized by joint capsules and ligaments.

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8
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Describe the ball & socket joint

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at the shoulder, moves in 6 different planes

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9
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Describe the pivot joint

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at the vertebrae, rotates about an axis

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10
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Describe the saddle joint

A

(thumb) reciprocal convex/concave articulation

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11
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Describe the hinge joint

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(elbow/knee) flexion & extension

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12
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Describe the ellipsoidal joint

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(fingers) convex/concave articulation

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13
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Describe the gliding joint

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(wrist) sliding

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14
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Joint injuries - 1st classification

A

Slight tear of ligament

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15
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Joint injuries - 2nd classification

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partial tear of ligament

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16
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Joint injuries - 3rd classification

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complete tear of ligament (requires surgery)