Anatomy
Sports Med
PM&R
100

Phalen's test not Tinel's is arguably the most specific and sensitive test for a condition that entraps this nerve at the wrist

What is median nerve?

100

Ataxia, impaired memory, dazed appearance are observed symptoms of this after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body

What is concussion?

100

This field of medicine addresses the function of the whole patient and maximizing independence and mobility with the goal of returning patients to their role in society

What is physiatry?

200

This muscle serves as the primary hip flexor and is actually composed multiple muscles

What is the iliopsoas?

200

These exam tests are used to detect ACL tears, one with the knee at 90 degrees and the other with the knee at 30 degrees

What are anterior drawer sign and Lachman test?

200

These are the lowest and highest scores on the GCS (Glasgow Coma Scale)

What are 3 and 15?

300

This rotator cuff muscle is responsible for initiating the first 15 degrees of arm abduction and innervated by a similar sounding nerve

What are supraspinatus and suprascapular nerve?

300

This condition is classically seen as a hard and painful area 2-4 weeks after sports contact (headbutting, kicking) to the quadriceps or upper arms especially with repetitive strikes before the bruised muscle can heal

What is myositis ossificans?

300

This spinal cord injury results in ipsilateral loss of ALL motor and sensory modalities at the level of the lesion. Below the level of the lesion there is ipsilateral loss of proprioception/vibration and motor function and contralateral loss of pain and temperature, most commonly seen in stabbing/GSWs

What is Brown-Sequard syndrome?

400
A patient presenting with weak plantar flexion, difficulty toe walking, decreased Achilles reflex is concerning for radiculopathy of this nerve root

What is S1?

400

A positive Finkelstein test (pain at radial styloid with active or passive stretch of thumb tendons) is concerning for this pathology

De Quervain tenosynovitis

400

The first line treatment for generalized spasticity as it acts on the GABA-B receptor

What is Baclofen?

500

This artery is resposible for supplying the motor and sensory cortices of the lower limb

What is the Anterior cerebral artery (ACA)?

500

Name one of these three tests used to test for shoulder impingement (acromion impinge on tendon/bursa/rotator cuff).

What is Neer's/Hawkin's/Yocum's?

500

These common complications after stroke/TBI are what we manage the most in the inpatient rehab setting. You probably did one of these as soon as you woke up today

What are bowel, bladder, blood pressure, spasticity, shoulder subluxation, pain, vision, diet (dysphagia), skin, DVT prophylaxis?