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synovial joint
- freely movable
- bursae in spaces to promote ease of movement
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The cervical vertebrae are the most ___
- Mobile
- Flexion and extension occur between the skull and C1
- rotation occurs between C1 and C2
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Anterior cruciate ligament
protects the knee from hyperextension
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Bone growth is completed at about age ____
Peak bone mass is not achieved until _____
- 20

- 35
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Decreased estrogen effects
-increases bone resorption
- decreases calcium deposition
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kyphosis
over curvature of the thoracic vertebrae
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Fasciculation
- muscle twitching
- occurs after injury to a muscle's motor neuron
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Crepitus
- grating sound
- When irregular bony surfaces or broken bones rub together
- with the movement of a tendon inside the tendon sheath when tenosynovitis is present
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Deviation of the fingers to the ulnar side and swan neck or boutonnière deformities of the fingers usually indicates
Characteristics of RA
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Palpate the interphalangeal joints with your ____ and metacarpophalangeal joints with your ____
- Thumb and index finger
- Both thumbs
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Heberden nodes
Bony overgrowth along the distal interphalangeal joints
- 2-3 mm
osteoarthritis
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Bouchard's nodes
bony overgrowth along the proximal interphalangeal joints
osteoarthritis
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Suspect epicondylitis or tendonitis when a point tenderness exists at
the lateral epicondyle or along the grooves of the olecranon process and epicondyles in addition to increased pain with pronation and supination of the elbow
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The angle between the femur and tibia is expected to be less than
15 degrees
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Hallux valgus
lateral deviation of the great toe, which may cause overlapping with the second toe
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Neer test
- Increased shoulder pain is associated with rotator cuff inflammation or a tear
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Hawkins-Kennedy test
- increased shoulder pain is associated with rotator cuff inflammation or a possible tear
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Thomas test
- To detect flexion contractures of the hip that may be masked by excessive lumbar lordosis
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Trendelenburg Sign
- to detect weak hip abductor muscles
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Bulge sign
- to determine the presence of excess fluid in the knee
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Mcmurray test
- to detect a TORN MENISCUS
- Any palpable or audible click, pain, or limited extension of the knee is a positive sign of a torn medial meniscus
- A palpable or audible click, pain, or lack of extension is a positive sign of a torn lateral meniscus
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Drawer test
identify instability of the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments
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Lachman test
TORN ACL
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For most people, there should be no more than a ___ cm discrepancy in length and circumference between matching extremities
1 cm

* athletes may have more with dominant extremity
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infant should be able to lift the head and trunk from the prone position when?
2 MO
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Barlow and Ortolani maneuvers
to detect hip dislocation or subluxation should be performed each time you examine the infant during the first year of life
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By 3 months of age, muscles and ligaments tighten, and limited abduction of the hips becomes the most reliable sign of
hip subluxation or dislocation
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Allis sign
also used to detect hip dislocation or a shortened femur
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Gower sign
- due to weakness in the pelvis, hips, and thighs.
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Ankylosing Spondylitis
chronic inflammation of the spine
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Active ROM and passive ROM should be equal in?
contralateral joints.
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