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34 Cards in this Set
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Where do you friction Fibular Longus tendon? |
Posterior to "Lateral" Malleolus |
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Hyoid bone is at which level ? |
C3 |
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Where is Rib 2? |
At angle of Louise T4/T5 |
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Inferior Vena Cave is at? |
T8 |
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Esophagus Hiatus is at? |
T10 |
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Aortic Hiatus is at? |
T12 |
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Vagus Nerve is at? |
T10 |
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Celiac Trunk is at? |
L1 |
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Renal Artery is at? |
L1 (left kidney) L2 (right kidney) |
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Thoracic Duct is at? |
T12 |
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Where is Bifurcation of Trachea? |
Rib 2 / T4 and T5 Trachea splits at sternal angle |
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Aortic Arch is at? |
Rib 2 (same as Bifurcation of Trachea) |
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Nipple is at which rib level? |
Rib 4 and 5 |
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Renal Hilum is at? |
L1 just like Celiac Trunk |
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What is the first major branch of Abdominal Aorta? |
Celiac Artery / Trunk |
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Which two parts of Rib that are attached to vertebrae? |
The Head and Tubercle |
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The Head of Rib 6 is connected to which vertebral body? |
Between T5 and T6 |
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T3 Vertebral Body is connected to which rib? |
Rib 3 and 4 |
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Tubercle of Rib 2 connects to which vertebral? |
T2 only |
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All of following can be a sign of Left Congestive heart failure, except: Ascites Proximal Noctural Dyspnea Fatigue Cough |
Ascites. That's edema for abdominal area = Right side Heart Failure |
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Two major CI for working on Congestive Heart Failure. |
1. Not too much Venous return (no full body hydro and lymph drainage) 2. No elevating limbs above the level of heart! |
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Which of following is not a function of kidney: A. Assist RBC production B. Production of Vitamin D C. Absorption of Mineal D. Filtration of Wastes |
C. It's Reabsorption of mineal. |
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Major water Reabsorption in the kidney is where? |
PCT and Descending Loop of Henle |
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Where does kidney Secretion takes place the most? |
DCT and some Loop of Henle |
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Where connects Afferent arteriole and Efferent arteriole in kidney? |
Glomerulous (Bowman's Capsule) |
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This muscle moves Eye Ball In and Up |
Inferior Oblique |
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This muscle moves Eye Ball In and Down |
Superior Oblique |
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Name two places you can find Syndesmosis. |
Interosseous membrane between Tibia and Fibula and between Ulna and Radius Fibrous joint (Synarthrosis) |
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What is Hemiplegic shoulder? |
Painful condition: internal rotation, adduction of GH joint and retraction of scaplua. The Flaccidity of rotator cuff muscles result in Inferior Subluxation |
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What is Shoulder-Hand Syndrome? |
In Hemiplegia, throbbing pain in shoulder and hand and decreased ROM and edema. Elbow remains symptom free |
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Most common pattern for Hemiplegia is? |
Flex pattern in upper limb and Extensor pattern in lower limb |
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Does Hemiplegia develop spasticity right away? |
No! Affected muscles are Flaccid first for days to weeks and then gradually Spacticity and Reflex pattern develop |
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Most common cause of Hemiplegia is? |
Stroke! Cerebral thrombus being 66% case. then Aneurysm 20%, then cerebral emboli Remember it affects the opposite side of the body where brain lesion happened. |
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What's Transient Ischemic Attack? |
Stroke that last less than 24 hours with no permanent damage or residual symptoms |
