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Q
What is intermittent claudication?
A
Pain on walking due to limited blood, due to build up of atherosclerotic tract.
Semester 2 - MSK
flashcards
Decks in class (36)
# Cards
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Session 1 - Pectoral Region24
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Session 1 - Bones and Joints34
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Session 1 - Anatomy of the Scapula and Humerus43
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Session 1 - Anatomy of the Clavicle, Ulna + Radius and the hand40
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Session 2 - The axilla21
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Session 2 - The Brachial Plexus30
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Session 2 - Skeletal muscle35
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Session 3 - Anatomy of the arm15
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Session 4 - Anterior muscles of the forearm36
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Session 3 - Development of the Limbs50
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Session 3 - Muscles of the back51
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Session 5 - Posterior Muscles of the forearm40
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Session 6 - Muscles of the hand58
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Session 7 - Anterior thigh muscles28
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Session 7 - Medial thigh muscles23
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Session 7 - Femoral Triangle14
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Session 8 - Gluteal region29
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Session 1 - Fractures of the Humerus22
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Session 3 - Important points20
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Session 4 - Dermatomes23
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Session 4 - Nerve Lesions35
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Movement of the upper limb - Sensory innervation11
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Session 4 - important notes0
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Session 5 - Joints: Elbow, forearm and wrist45
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Session 5 - Common joint injuries32
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Session 7 - Pelvic Girdle30
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Session 7 - Femur39
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Session 8 - The too Hip to handle Joint57
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Session 9 - Posterior Thigh Muscles12
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Session 9 - Politeal Fossa20
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Session 9 - Knee Joint34
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Session 9 - Injuries of the knee joint19
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Session 8 - notes and quotes54
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Session 9 - notes and quotes7
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Session 10 - notes and quotes1
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Session 10 - Nerve injuries of the leg8
