Schedule I
arm straight, thumb down, raise arm, assess for pain. Pain indicates rotator cuff tear, tendonitis, or impingement. (name the Test and the muscle)
Neer's Test
Supraspinatus
MC spinal level for spondylolysis
L5-S1
XRay - bamboo spine
Ankylosing Spondylitis
SITS muscle that does internal rotation
Subscapularis
Oxycodone/APAP
Schedule III
Patient flexes their arm to 90 degrees, internally rotates it, thumb down, arm is then horizontally adducted, applies a downward force on the arm while the patient resists. used to assess SLAP tears of the shoulder labrum
Obrien's Test
MC fracture to cause compartment syndrome
Tibial Shaft
XRay - humeral head elevation
Rotator Cuff Tear
part of pediatric bone that is thicker, which limits fracture displacement and increases stability
Periosteum
Diazepam (Valium)
Schedule IV
pinching the clavicle against the acromion, checking for instability of AC joint in shoulder
Paxino's Test
MC fracture of the upper extremity
distal radius
XRay - Scottie dog sign (CT TOC to confirm)
Spondylolysis
Organelle of the muscle fiber that stores calcium
sarcoplasmic reticulum
Max Number of Refills for Schedule III and IV meds
5 refills or 6mo worth
1. Find the intersection of the spine and the iliac crests
2. Make one mark 10 cm above the intersection and another mark 5 cm below the intersection
3. Have the patient forward flex as much as possible
4. Re-measure the distance between the marks as the pt is flexed
5. Forward flexed measurement should be >20cm. Positive test= <5 cm of motion (ankylosing spondylitis)
Shober Test
MC bone in a stress fracture
2nd metatarsal
Xray - accentuated curvature of a bone (ulna) next to a fractured bone (radius) in kids
Spinal Nerve for patellar relfex
L4
Fentanyl
Schedule II
Wrist fracture under hyperextension
Colles' Fracture
nerve palsy MC associated with middle third humeral fracture
radial
Xray calculation of degree of curvature in Scoliosis (need the name and value)
Cobb angle > 10
muscle sheath layer that is continuous with tendons
epimysium