Wade Test 2 Morning Of

Front 1

first myopathy in which a single enzyme defect was identified=

And so what were these individuals lacking?

what about the organs of the these people?

Back 1

McArdles Disease

muscle phosphorylase- which is responsible for the break down of glycogen in the muscle. (these people also cant produce lactic acid)

they arent effected, its limited to muscle, and they learn to adapt to their routine.

Front 2

infantile form of AMD-

AMD is an uncommon glycogen storage disease elaborate....

Back 2

pompe disease (enlarged heart, hypotonia... due to increase glycogen stores)

is associated with accumulation of glycogen in the lysosomes of muscle cells and cells of other tissues.

Front 3

infections of varying severity are known to produce ______ changes in muscle. Umbrella term =

Back 3

inflammatory changes
Myositis

Front 4

___ is believed to regulate muscle protein synthesis and electroylte balance=

Back 4

thyroid hormone (from endocrine system)

Front 5

____ and ____ are the most common muscle inflammatory diseases requiring long term care.

____ plays a key role in their symptom manafestation ?

Back 5

poly and dermatomyositis

cytokinens

fyi- Derm.. is worse because more vascular involvement is involed

Front 6

malignant tumor of striated muscle=

Back 6

rhabdomyosarcome

Front 7

What is Osteomyelitis

Back 7

a bone infectino caused by most often by bacteria (staph)

Front 8

what is the most serious musculoskeletal injury?

Back 8

fracture

Front 9

is bone tissue normally mineralized in osteoperosis?

Back 9

YES! but the density is reduced because the bone remodeling cycle is disrupted

Front 10

What is a disease with inadequate bone mineralization?

Back 10

osteomalacia

Front 11

myelogenic=

Back 11

vascular marrow cell

Front 12

3 ways Non inflammamatory joint disease is different from inflammatory jd?

Back 12

1. synovial membrane isnt inflammed
2. no systemic signs or symptoms
3. presence of normal synovial fluid

Front 13

pathalogic muscle contracture=

Back 13

PERMANENT shoertening caused by muscle spasticity as seen in CNS injury or severe muscle weakness

Front 14

when does bone formation begin?

Back 14

8th week of gestation

Front 15

DDH=

which hip is most effected

Back 15

abnormality in the development of the proximal femur, acetabulum or both

60% left hip

Front 16

osteomyelitis occurs most often in what age range?

Back 16

3-12 (more in males)

Front 17

endochondrial formation-

Back 17

bone cells multpyply on epipyesal plate, and distroyed and replaced on metaphyseal plate

Front 18

Risk factors for DDH=

Back 18

1. female
2. breech birth
3. first pregnancy
4. family history

Front 19

JV RA facts

Back 19

1. large joints affected
2. aks and subluxation common
3. less pain then adult
4. detect antinuclear body

Front 20

what pain in the knee disease is most common in males at age 6?

Back 20

Leg Clave perth

Front 21

most common bone tumor during childhood-

most common soft tissue disorder?

Back 21

osteosarcoma

rhabdomyosarcoma

Front 22

Galeazzi sign=

Back 22

leg length descrepency

Front 23

torus fracture=

bowing fractures=

Back 23

bone buckles but doesnt break

occur with longitudinal force

Front 24

tennis elbow=

Back 24

lateral epicondylitis

Front 25

complications of Rhabdomyelotis

Back 25

1. muscle spasms/ rigidity
2. renal failure
3. hyperthermia
4. cardiac arrythmia
5. both acidosis
6. edema/ shock

Front 26

complications of pagets disease

Back 26

1. thick skull
2. CN disfucntion
3. impaired motor function
4. obstructed lacimal duct
5. deafness, atrophy

Front 27

what age group has the highest incidence for bone tumors?

Back 27

adolescents. (30's have the loweset incidence)

Front 28

what disease do you see clubbing in the fingers?

Back 28

1. cystic fibrosis
2. bronchiectasis
3. pulmonary fibrosis
4. lung abcess
5. congenital heart disease

Front 29

____ is most common in children and caused by a virus

Back 29

bronchiectasis

Front 30

pus in the pleural space-

Back 30

empynea.... an abcess is NOT pus, its distruction of paraynchmia

Front 31

what disease is associated with cough, dyspnea and asbetos?

Back 31

pulmonary fibrosis

(NOT pneumonia)

Front 32

most common cause of ards=

Back 32

sepsis or multiple trauma

Front 33

what qualifies chronic bronchitis?

Back 33

at least 3 months and 2 consecutive years

Front 34

what disease will manafest from alpha antitrypsin deficiancy?

Back 34

emphazema

Front 35

what virus is associated with cooling/water systems?

Back 35

legonella