Alterations Of Mobility Nurisng 113

Front 1

This involves fractures of the head, neck or trochanteric rgion of the femur

Back 1

Hip fracture

Front 2

The leading cause of hip fracture is?

Back 2

osteoporosis

Front 3

Hip fractures happen in (which sex) ___ more then ___ because of _____

Back 3

women, men, ,menopause

Front 4

what type of fracture is this? when the hip fractures before the fall

Back 4

pathological

Front 5

fracture of the head or neck o femur

Back 5

intracapsular

Front 6

fracture of the trochantor area

Back 6

extracapsular

Front 7

The fracture of the femoral head and neck have a ____ vascular supply because it doesn't have a periostinum. so it is worse

Back 7

decreased

Front 8

with a hip fracture, replacement of just the head or just the acetabeulm

Back 8

Hemiarthroplasty

Front 9

total hip replacement

Back 9

arthroplasty

Front 10

Can we put in bucks traction if hip is fractured?

Back 10

yes

Front 11

More than ___% of people with total knee replacemtn say total pain relief

Back 11

80

Front 12

This a mahcine that moves your leg for you for ROM

Back 12

continuous passive motion

Front 13

a connective tissue disease , it is systemic. can affect all parts of our body. It can show up in heart, lungs, organs.. not just JOINTS.

Back 13

rheumatoid arthritis

Front 14

RA happens in __ or __ decade of life.. Peaks in ___ or ___ decade of life.

Back 14

2 3, 4 6

Front 15

In RA the first thing that occurs is the ____ of synovial membrane, then the 2nd thing hta happens is the ___ of joints, break down of tissue or joint is called ____ formation

Back 15

inflammation, damage, pannus

Front 16

RA is usually bilaterally?

Back 16

true

Front 17

hard notes caused by RA?

Back 17

Rhuematoid nodules

Front 18

Osteoporosis has to be __ to __% to see if you have osteoporosis

Back 18

25 to 40

Front 19

In diagnosing RA.. tests synovial fluid, RA factor, ___ and c-reactive protein

Back 19

ESR

Front 20

ESR is more accurate then creactive protein tests in RA?

Back 20

False

Front 21

RA meds. Nsaids ____, corticosteroids _____, and DMARDS ____ methorexate

Back 21

asa, predinsone, methotrexate

Front 22

Most common form of arthritis a degenerative joint disease?

Back 22

osteoarthritis

Front 23

In osteoarthritis, it involves the ____ of cartialge and ___ bone development throughout vairous stages, _____ of catilage matrix, surface becomes ___ with soft spots, ___ of joint space, Bony ___ formate edges of joint capsule, synovial membrane ____, bone cysts start to form along with fine cracks in the bone surface. You may see ____ which is the rubbing of bone on bone

Back 23

breadown abnormal degeneation, rough, narrowing, spurs, thickens, crepitius

Front 24

Swelling of the top joint of hte finger is called?

Bouchards or heberdens

Back 24

heberdens nodes

Front 25

swelling of the second joint?

Back 25

bouchards

Front 26

Can osteoarthritis affect one joint?

Back 26

true

Front 27

Osteoarthritis can b e affected by Barometric pressure

Back 27

true

Front 28

Realignment of osteroarthritis:
realignment _____, fusion _____m replacement______

arthrodesis, arthroplasty, osteotomy

Back 28

osteotomy, arthrodesis, arhtroplasty

Front 29

basic operation assessment
Vs
q 15 x __
q 30 x __
every hour x

Back 29

4, 2, 4

Front 30

a progressive degenerative neurological disease characterized by tremors, brady kinesia, and muscle rigidity

Back 30

parkinsons disease

Front 31

diagnosis of the PD is the __ of the 3 cardinal s/s which are?

Back 31

2, muscle rigidity, bradykinesia, tremors

Front 32

Can we give dopamine orally?

Back 32

no

Front 33

ACTH is an ___- and dopamine is a ____ hormone. Dopamine cant pass through the blood brain barrier but ___ can. Carbidopa helps ____ levadopa.

Back 33

excitatory, inhibiting, levadopa, transmit

Front 34

This is a type of surgery that an electreical current is used to destroy small amounts of brain cells in the brain responsible for PD symtoms

Back 34

pallidotomy

Front 35

a CVA is a ___ blood supply to the portion of hte brain.

Back 35

decrease

Front 36

when you put a foot board up.. you need to keep foot board _ inch away from the heal

Back 36

1

Front 37

Osteoporosis is the ___ thief

Back 37

silent

Front 38

Peak bone mass is reached at age __

Back 38

20

Front 39

Compression fractures of the verterbrae are more common causing this type of curvature of the spine

Back 39

kyphosis

Front 40

Risk factors of osteoporosis is Gender ___, age after ___, affects ___ ___ boned women, famiily __, ammenoria , Low ___ in men, anorexia, and bulimia, extensive use of _____, senedentary ___,

Back 40

female, menopause, small thin, hx, testosterone, corticosteriods, lifestyle

Front 41

bone infection?

Back 41

osteomyelitis

Front 42

Area of infection where the bacteria continues to accumulate on the bone?

Back 42

sequestrum formation

Front 43

This is when the erythrocyte is altered with protein and it drops faster

Back 43

ESR

Front 44

Diet high in ____ is recommended for osteomyelitis. _ gram of protein /kg of bodyweight.

Back 44

protein, 1