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Chapter 20-21

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QuestionAnswer
What is the term for the kneecap? Patella
A disorder characterized by muscle pain, fatigue, and " TENDER POINTS " on the legs, hips, back,arms, shoulders, and neck is called what? Fibromyalgia
What is the upper arm bone called ? Humerus
what is a fracture when the bone is broken but the skin is still intact ? Closed
An abnormal side to side ( S or C ) curvature that could be in the thoracic and lumbar region of the back is defined as what ? Scoliosis
Is defined as turning the palm upward Supination
The baby was born with six fingers on her right hand. What condition does she has ? Polydactyly
Overstretching or overuse of a muscle or tendon is defined a what ? Strain
A bone that is completely displaced from the joint is defined as what ? Dislocation
A partial or incomplete dislocation of the joint is defined as what ? subluxation
A soft disk between the vertebrae, slips out out of place and ruptures . What condition does this describe ? Herniated Disk
What condition involves one or more malformed vertebrae and the only indication may be abnormal cluster of hair, a small dimple, or a birthmark on the infant's back Spina Bifida Occulta
Non-stretchy fiber like tissues replaces normal tissues, causing limited range of motion at the joint is defined as what Contracture
A patient who has an inflammation of the sacs of fluid that cushions the joints has what condition ? Bursitis
What is the medication classification of ibandronate ( Boniva ) Osteoporosis
What position is defined as toe down movement of the foot at the ankle? Planter Flexion
What condition is treated with colchicine ? Gout
A fracture that does not break through the skin is called what ? Simple
The areas where the bone growth normally occurs, are defined as the what Epiphyseal Plates
Inflammation of a bursa is called ? Bursitis
What muscle is used to abduct the upper arm? Deltoid
With Age, joint become stiffer and less flexible, muscle mass decreases, resulting in a loss of strength and endurance. Determined if both statements are true or false. If on is true or the other is false determine which is which? Both Statements are true
What is the medication classification of infliximab ( Remicade ) ? Tumor - necrosis factor inhibitor
A CLIA - Waived blood test that measures a substance that one produced in the liver and increases with inflammation is known as what? CRP
Which muscle closes the eyes ? Orbicularis Oculi
What is the medication classification of carisoprodol ( Soma ) Muscle Relaxant
What is the medication Classification of alendronate ( Fosamax, Binosto ) ? Osteoporosis ( Bisphosphonate )
Flexible connective tissues that covers the ends of many bones at the joint is called what? Cartilage
Which muscle expands the chest cavity during inspiration? Diaphragm
The normal movement allowed by the joint is defined as what ? Range of Motion
What is the test measures the calcium and other minerals in the bone ? DEXA Scan
A physician who diagnoses and treat patients in the physical medicine and rehabilitation specialty is called what ? Physiatrist
What is the role is a medical assistant when assisting a provider with the examination ? Vitals, Medical History, Allergy Medication list, Complete Assessment .
Which muscle group flexes the knee ? Hamstring's Group
How long is heat therapy applied for ? 15 mins - 20 mins
What condition would be treated with cold treatment? Shin, Splints, Fractures
Which condition would be treated with cold treatment? Vasodilation
True Or False - "Vasodilation does not occur with cold therapy False
You need to apply an elastic bandage to a 32yr olds left lower leg. What size would you apple ? 3 inches
What device is used to support and immobilize a casted arm? Sling
Fractures and shin splints would not be treated with heat therapy ? False
What crutch gait is used when partial weight bearing or non-weight bearing is indicated ? Three point crutch gait
Which part of RICE therapy, would include applying a cold pack up to 8 times a day ? ( I )
Decreases circulation to the area does not occur with heat therapy ? False
What is the correct technique to use when fitting axillary crutches ? Hands should be on the hand grip, The elbows should be bent 30 to 45 degrees
Paraffin bath uses melted paraffin and mineral oil warned to about what degrees? 125 F Degrees
What is considered a dry application ? Hot & Cold compression
What technique focuses in the relationship between the spine and the function of the body ? Chiropractic care
What is another name for quad cane ? Four tip cane
What technique involves inserting fine needles into specific site on the body ? Acupuncture
Jane injured her foot and needs to remain off it. She doesn't want to use crutches. What type of walker would be an alternative assistant device for ? Knee walker
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