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24 Cards in this Set
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X-ray
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Dx fractures and degenerative conditions -Remove jewelry/metal |
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CAT scan
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views serial slices of tissues with/without contrast -Lie still, asses for allergies(iodine) |
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MRI
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Dx muscular issues, spinal/neurological, infection, -Highly magnetic, assess pt for claustrophobia, lie still |
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Bone Scan
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-Dye collects in kidney and bladder and sticks to problem areas in bone Dx: cancer, arthritis, infections -Lie still 30-60 minutes |
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Arthrogram
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visualization of joint with contrast/dye Dx: traumatic event, bone chips, torn ligaments -Asses allergies, avoid strenuous exercise for 12-24hrs, apply ice |
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Arthroscopy
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Dx: knee and shoulder interior joint, loose bodies, tears in cartilage/ligaments, or synovial tissue issues Complication: bleeding @ joint, edema, possible infection CI: cant flex 40degrees, infected joint Post op: compression&ice, SLR(straight leg raises), avoid excessive use for 24-48hrs, neurovascular assessment, Tylenol/Percocet |
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Joint Aspiration
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Arteriogram
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check integrity of blood vessel
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Pertinent labs
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Serum Ca, P, ESR-rate that RBCs settle (increased indicates some diseases)
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Contusion |
-If it coagulates, it needs removed w/ I&D |
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Strain
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Severe pain->dull and achy 1-3 degree: 3rd degree=sx |
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Sprain
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1-3 degree: 1st=few fibers 3rd=complete separation of ligament from bone=>sx |
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Subluxation |
edema, pain & possible functional changes Tx: manual traction, compression, immobilization, ice, use joint when edema resolves |
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Dislocation
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COMPLETE separation or two bones of a joint Immediate functional alteration Tx: Manual traction, wrapping, sasting or splints |
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ACL injury
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-Partial, complete or Avulstion(away from bone) M/B: clicking sound in knee, knee locking Dx: MRI Management: rest, ice NSAIDS, immobilize, PT Sx:cartilage trimmed, repaired or removed Post op: physician ordered ROM, Brace, PT, progressive weight bearing |
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Ruptured Achilles Tendon
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s/s: sharp pain, inability to plantar flex the foot Tx: Immediate repair sx (young/athletes) Conservative tx: cast then PT |
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RICE
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(72hrs) Ice Compression Elevation(above heart) |
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Low back pain |
80% effected don't know cause -Many times related to work/poor body mechanics -Associated with musculoskeletal system Risk Factors: depression, bone metastasis, osteoporotic vertebral fractures, obesity, stress |
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Acute Back Pain
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SLR->pain in back and posterior thigh at 60 degrees or less is positive test -Loss of normal curve of back, muscle spasms **Dependency on alcohol and analgesic drugs |
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Dx Back pain |
CT MRI Myelogram -usually muscular |
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Tx Back pain
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exercise program: endurance/stamina->strength (abdominal and back extensor muscles) PT: heat, US, whirlpool, traction, braces, TENS, acupuncture Rx: analgesics, muscle relaxants |
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Nursing Assessment Back pain
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Aggravates/relieves posture, position, gait spasms/tenderness muscle weakness/paralysis obesity |
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NI Back Pain
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Straight backed chair firm mattress well fitted shoes PROPER BODY MECHANICS avoid jumping legs bent |
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Chronic Low Back Pain
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>3 months changes quality of life/morbidity Medical & psychological treatment |