Musculoskeletal Function
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Musculoskeletal Trauma
Arthritis
Labs/Diagnostics
100

The junction of two or more bones

What is a joint?

100

Conservative or first line treatment for Bursitis and Tendinitis

What is rest of extremity, intermittent ice, heat, US to the joint and NSAIDS?

100

An injury to a ligament

What is a sprain?

100

This type of arthritis has articular manifestations and systemic manifestations

What is RA?

100

Lab used for classification of Rheumatoid arthritis

What is Rheumatoid Factor and anti-CCP autoantibodies?

200

Hormone that increases in response to low calcium levels in the blood, that promotes movement of calcium from the bone, kidney conservation of calcium, and reduction of phosphate levels

What is Parathyroid hormone (14-65 pg/ml)?

200

Non-pharmacologic interventions for progression of Osteoporosis

What are obtaining sufficient calcium and Vitamin D, sunshine and weight-bearing exercise?

200

Manifestations of a fracture

What is pain, loss of function, deformity, shortening, crepitus, swelling and discoloration? 42-1

200

The type of arthritis that is noninflammatory and progressive

What is OA?

200

Lab that indicates inflammation in RA, SLE and scleroderma 

What is Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate?

300

Hormone that inhibits bone resorption, reduces the renal resorption of calcium an phosphate, and increases the deposit of calcium in the bone

What is calcitonin?

300

An infection of the bone (usually Staphylococcus aureus)

What is Osteomyelitis?

300

The acronym for care of musculoskeletal injuries

What is RICE?

Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation

300

Systemic manifestations of RA

What is fever, weight loss, fatigue, anemia, lymph node enlargement, and Raynaud?

300

Lab that is elevated in more than 98% if patients with Lupus

What is ANA?

400

The connective tissue that attach muscle to bones

What is tendon?

400

Common causes of Osteomyelitis

What are direct bone contaminations, blood borne spread or an extension of soft tissue infection?

400

5 P's of Compartment Syndrome

What are pain, paresthesia (numbness), paralysis, pulselessness and pallor (pale skin)?


400

Clinical manifestations of OA

What is limited passive ROM, pain relieved by rest, stiffness resolving in < 30 mins, crepitus, joint erosion, Herberden or Bouchard nodes?

400

Test that can determine bone density, texture, erosion and changes in bone relationships

What is a X-Ray?