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TMR
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| HNP strokes | butterfly and vibraion |
| Lumbar facet treatment | flexion relieves pain, lamina groove friction |
| SI jt ligaments | Sacroiliac, sacrolumbar, iliolumbar |
| two types of scoliosis | funtional or structural |
| worse type of scoliosis | structural |
| central canal | tiny canal in middle to transport CSF |
| anterior fissure | slit in anterior middle spinal cord |
| posterior sulcus | slit in posterior middle spinal cord |
| UE cuneas | weblike fasciculus |
| LE gracilis | cord fasciculus |
| points for sciatic | GB 30, UB36 |
| points for dampness scalloped tongue | CV9, BL 39, Sp9 3 nines |
| point lbp | BL40 |
| point that influences sinew | GB34 |
| combine yin stream and yin spring | to treat yin organs ex Lu9/Lu10 |
| ying river treats | fever chills, cough, forearm / lower leg |
| sudden interruption of kidney function due to obstruction, reduced circulation or renal parenchymal disease that is usually reversible with treatment is considered | acute renal failure |
| chronic renal failure | any renal injury or disorder that decreases renal excretory and regulatory function that is usually the end result of a gradually progressive loss of renal function |
| pre-renal causes of renal failure | dehydration, hypovolemia, hemorrhage, cardiac dysfunction resultin gin decreased renal perfusion |
| post renal causes of renal failuer | kidney stones, benign prostatic hypertrophy, neoplastic growths, strictures of edema of urethra |
| acute glomerulonephritis | immunological response to a streptococal infection with damages the renal glomeruli, causing entrapment of antigen-antibody complexes in the glomerular capillary membranes |
| pyelonephritis | |
| nephrosclerosis | |
| nephrolithiasis | presence of stones in the urinary tract |
| complication of renal failuer | anemia |
| causes kidney damage | hypertension, diabetes mellitus, lupus, nephrotoxins |
| anuria | little or no urine |
| pyuria | |
| hematuria | |
| dysuria | |
| cystoscope | instrument used to view the interior of the unitary bladder |
| acute pyelonephritis caused by | acute inflammation of bacterial etiology |
| interstitial cystitis | chronic inflammation of the bladder involving scar tissue, sitffening, decreased capacity, pinpoint hemorrhages and ulcers of the bladder wall |
| UTI | |
| Renal cell carcinoma | |
| general non-surgical treatment for kidney stones | vigorous hydration, antimicrobial therapy, diuretic medication |
| renal calculi | |
| percutaneous lithotripsy | surgical procedure to remove renal calculi too large to pass |
| cysteine | genetic problem metabolizing methionine |
| calcium oxalate | calcium metabolism issues such as hyperparathyroidism |
| symptoms of kidney stones | renal colic, nausea, vomiting, fever, asymptomatic, hematuria, anuria, pyuria |
| risk factors for UTI's | urinary tract instrumentation, vigorous sex, paraphernalia, diaphragms, urinary retention |
| Bladder cancer risk factore | smoking |
| bladder cancer facts | blood in uric, increased freq, urgency, dysuria, treatment includes cystoscopic excisions, BCG immunotherapy, segmental resection or bladder removal, females>males, mean age of dx 65 |
| lab findings associating with kidney failure include | increased blood urea nitrogen and creatinine, electrolyte and acid/base imbalances, certain anemias |
| stretch rectus femoris | hip ext and knee flex |
| ginglymus joint | elbow, knee, ankle |
| compete t1 spinal lesion | spastic quadriplegia |
| classic signs of inflammation | swelling, heat, redness |
| levels of organization simplest to complex | chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, system, organism |
| no movement muscle contraction | isometric |
| basic tissues in body | epithelial, muscle, nervous, connective |
| analgesia | without pain |
| paraspinals | erector spinal group and transverspinalis group |
| ES med to lat | SLI |
| TRansverspinalis group superficial to deep | SMR |
| PPT you would | strengthen multifidis and stretch hamstrings |
| hip flexors | TFL, rectus femoris, iliopsoas |
| stretch gastroc | df and knee extenstion |
| stretch trunk extensors | KTC |
| systems of body | nervous and endocrine, cardiovascular and lymph, ingegumetary and muscular |
| system most benefit from massage | cardiovascular and lymph |
| systems maintain homeostasis | nervous and endocrine |
| hip adductor | gracilis, adductor magnus, pectineus |
| sodium ions diffuse into neuron of muscle cell | depolarization, action potential |
| lymph nodes found in | neck, axillary, groin |
| right lymphatic duct | R 1/2 head and upper chest, R arm |
| diarthrodial synovial joints | ball and socket or enarthrodial jt, saddle or seller jt, ellipsoidal or condylar jt |
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