The Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

Decks in this Class (58):

• Histology

  Histology

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  when referring to skeletal muscle cells,

  why are nuclei found at the periphery of,

  the bundles muscle fibres are grouped in
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• Physiology Of The Neuromuscular Junction

  Physiology of the Neuromuscular Junction

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  which neurotransmitter is used at the ne,

  acetylcholine acts on which type of rece,

  when nicotinic acetylcholine receptors o
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• Physiology Of Joints

  Physiology of Joints

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  what are the three types of joints,

  within a synovial joint what is the inne,

  what type of cells are synovial cells an
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• Physiology Of Pain

  Physiology of Pain

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  define pain,

  what are the three forms of pain,

  which type of pain is not adaptive
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• Rheumatoid Arthritis

  Rheumatoid Arthritis

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  what percentage of the general uk popula,

  how can rheumatoid arthritis be defined,

  which joints axial peripheral does rheum
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• Osteoarthritis And Crystal Arthropathies

  Osteoarthritis and Crystal Arthropathies

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  what is the most common form of arthriti,

  osteoarthritis is characterised by which,

  what is the term given to the bony spurs
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• Rheumatism History Taking

  Rheumatism History Taking

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  rheumatoid arthritis is often associated,

  which other conditons can be related to,

  what is reactive arthritis
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• Connective Tissue Disease Systemic Lupus

  Connective Tissue Disease - Systemic Lupus Erthematous

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  what are connective tissue diseases,

  which part of the body does sle affect,

  systemic lupus erythematous is an exampl
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• Connective Tissue Disease Overview

  Connective Tissue Disease Overview

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  what is raynauds syndrome,

  when may anti phospholipid syndrome be s,

  what is pre eclampsia
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• Muscle Disease

  Muscle Disease

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  polymyositis and dermatomyositis are exa,

  inflammatory myopathies more commonly af,

  what is the most common clinical feature
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• Immunology Of Autoimmune Disease

  Immunology of Autoimmune disease

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  everone has low levels of autoantibodies,

  in order for autoimmunity to occur there,

  what is ipex syndrome
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• Spondyloarthropathies

  Spondyloarthropathies

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  what are the two main core clinical issu,

  where does the spondyloarthropathies mai,

  spondyloarthropathies have a degree of g
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• Vasculitis

  Vasculitis

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  what is vasculitis,

  how can vasculitis be classified,

  what are the two major categories of lar
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• Pharmacology Of Arthritis

  Pharmacology of Arthritis

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  nsaids should generally not be used long,

  nsaids have some negative side effectsli,

  cox2 inhibitors are a newer form of nsai
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• Clinical Anatomy Of The Spine

  Clinical Anatomy of the Spine

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  what type of joints are facet joints,

  what is the purpose of spinal curvature,

  which two curves of the spine are exampl
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• Children S Orthopaedics Normal Growth An

  Children's Orthopaedics - Normal Growth and Development

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  what is appositional growth of bone,

  which factors can affect bone growth,

  what is the medical term for bow leggedn
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• Back Pain And Problems

  Back Pain and Problems

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  what may be some suspicious features or,

  what is saddle anaesthesia,

  what does testing the l1 2 myotome invol
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• Arthritis Classifications And Auto Immun

  Arthritis Classifications and Auto-immunity

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  arthritis can be classified into which t,

  what are the four types of inflammatory,

  what are the five types of seropostive i
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• Osteoarthritis

  Osteoarthritis

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  what is the most common form of arthriti,

  periodic flaring of osteoarthritis may b,

  what is the basic understanding for the
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• Inflammatory Arthropathies

  Inflammatory Arthropathies

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  inflammatory arthropathies can be classi,

  what is the most prevalent seropostive i,

  what is rheumatoid arthritis
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• Connective Tissue Diseases

  Connective Tissue Diseases

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  the term connective tissue disease refer,

  connective tissue diseases tend to be __,

  what is sle
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• Crystal Athropathies

  Crystal Athropathies

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  what is gout,

  what causes gout,

  gout is usually as a result of what
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• Muscle Diseases

  Muscle Diseases

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  what is polymyalgia rheumatica,

  how is polymyalgia rheumatic characteris,

  polymyalgia rheumatica is strongly relat
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• Vasculitis

  Vasculitis

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  what is vasculitis,

  what vessel changes would be expected in,

  what does the term large vessel vasculit
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• Benign And Malignant Bone Tumours

  Benign and Malignant Bone Tumours

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  what is the most common benign bone tumo,

  what does an osteochondroma produce,

  where do osteochondromas typically affec
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• Benign And Malignant Soft Tissue Tumours

  Benign and Malignant Soft Tissue Tumours

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  in terms of soft tissue swellings what a,

  what are the features that are suggestiv,

  what are the features suggestive of a ma
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• Osteochondritis And Avascular Necrosis

  Osteochondritis and Avascular necrosis

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  what is the most common site for avascul,

  avascular necrosis is more common after,

  why does chronic alcoholism predispose f
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• Biochemical Disorders Of Bone

  Biochemical Disorders of Bone

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  osteoporosis is a ______________ defect,

  how is osteoporosis defined,

  osteoporosis can lead to what
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• Congenital Disorders Of The Msk System

  Congenital Disorders of the MSK System

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  brittle bone disease is known by which o,

  what causes osteogenesis imperfecta,

  the majority of osteogenesis imperfecta
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• Neuromuscular Disorders

  Neuromuscular Disorders

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  why do neuromuscular disorders occur,

  what may be the potential reasons for a,

  what do upper motor neurone causes of ne
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• Developmental Disorders

  Developmental Disorders

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  what is the most common congenital malfo,

  what is syndactyly,

  what is the treatment for syndactyly
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• Normal Development Milestones Lower Limb

  Normal Development Milestones, Lower Limb Development and Abnormalities

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  at what age is an infant expected to man,

  at what age is an infant expected to,

  at what age is an infant expected to jum
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• Paediatric Foot Ankle And Spinal Problem

  Paediatric Foot, Ankle and Spinal Problems

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  by what other name is clubfoot known,

  what is talipes equinovarus,

  what are the 3 main deformities in talip
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• Paediatric And Adolescent Knee Problems

  Paediatric and Adolescent Knee Problems

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  what are two of the main reasons knee ex,

  what is apophysitis,

  in which two locations can an apophysiti
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• Cervical Spine

  Cervical Spine

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  what is cervical spondylosis,

  spondylosis of the cervical spine predis,

  how do patients with spondylosis of the
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• Shoulder Pathologies

  Shoulder Pathologies

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  the rotator cuff is formed from which fo,

  where do the following rotator cuff musc,

  what is the function of supraspinatus
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• Upper Limb Compressive Neuropathies

  Upper Limb Compressive Neuropathies

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  what is the carpal tunnel of the wrist f,

  which nerve passes through the carpal tu,

  as well as the median nerve what else pa
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• Elbow Pathologies

  Elbow Pathologies

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  the elbow joint consists of which joints,

  which muscle powers extension at the elb,

  which muscles power flexion at the elbow
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• Hand Pathologies

  Hand Pathologies

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  what is duputrens contracture,

  what is the pathology behind dupuytrens,

  dupuytrens contracture most commonly aff
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• Hip Pathologies

  Hip Pathologies

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  hip pathology most commonyl presents wit,

  in which three locations can hip pain pr,

  why can hip pain be felt in the knee
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• Knee Pathologies

  Knee Pathologies

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  which three components make up the knee,

  what is contained within the tibiofemora,

  what are the four main ligaments of the
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• Foot And Ankle Pathologies

  Foot and Ankle Pathologies

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  what are the two major options for patie,

  what does ankle arthrodesis involve,

  which of the treatments for ankle oa can
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• Childhood Hip Disorders

  Childhood Hip Disorders

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  what is ddh,

  what are the risk factors for ddh,

  what may be seen on examination for a ba
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• Clinical Anatomy Of The Upper Limb

  Clinical Anatomy of the Upper Limb

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  what are the static and dynamic stabilis,

  what are the causes of muscle impingment,

  painful arc syndrome usually causes pain
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• Fractures Of The Hip And Proximal Femur

  Fractures of the Hip and Proximal Femur

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  fractures of the proximal femur are more,

  fractures of the proximal femur are comm,

  risk factors for proximal femoral fractu
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• Spinal Fractures And Cord Injuries

  Spinal Fractures and Cord Injuries

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  how can a potential c spine injury be ra,

  high c spine fractures or dislocations m,

  how can most stable c spine injuries be
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• Pelvic Fractures

  Pelvic Fractures

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  in which two age groups do pelvic fractu,

  in the pelvic ring is disrupted in one p,

  why is there a serious risk of hypovolae
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• Shoulder Fractures And Dislocations

  Shoulder Fractures and Dislocations

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  proximal humeral fractures most commonly,

  what is the most common pattern of humer,

  what is the main reason the humeral shaf
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• Humeral Shaft Fractures

  Humeral Shaft Fractures

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  what may cause a humeral shaft fracture,

  if there is a twisting injury leading to,

  up to what level of angulation can be ac
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• Elbow Dislocations And Fractures

  Elbow Dislocations and Fractures

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  supracondylar fractures usually occur in,

  in order to minimise loss of function ho,

  which fracture commonly occurs with a fa
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• Forearm Fractures

  Forearm Fractures

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  why does a fracture of either the radius,

  what is a nightstick fracture,

  fractures of the ulnar shaft are commonl
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• Hand Fractures And Injuries

  Hand Fractures and Injuries
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• Hip And Proximal And Shaft Femoral Fract

  Hip and Proximal and Shaft Femoral Fractures

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  why are almost all hip fractures treated,

  how are hip fractures broadly classified,

  what is the main blood supply of the fem
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• Knee Dislocations And Fractures

  Knee Dislocations and Fractures

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  the knee is an articulation between whic,

  the medial collateral ligament of the kn,

  in which instance do distal femoral frac
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• Tibial Shaft Fractures

  Tibial Shaft Fractures

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  which type of tibial shaft fracture will,

  which type of fracture has the highest i,

  why are open fracture relatively common
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• Distal Tibial Fractures

  Distal Tibial Fractures

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  distal tibial fractures are known by whi,

  which treatment method is preferred for,

  pilon fractures usually require which ty
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• Ankle Injuries

  Ankle Injuries

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  ankle injuries are most commonly due to,

  when there is a lateral ankle sprain whi,

  how can sprains of the lateral ankle lig
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• Foot Injuries

  Foot Injuries

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  calcaneal fractures are usually associat,

  calcaneal fractures can be extra articul,

  if there is a calcaneal fracture the hee
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