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genitofemoral nerve (L1-2)
sensory
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Fugl-Meyer assessment is appropriate for what kind of stroke
cortical, not cerebellar
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head-hip rel
they go in opp dir when you rotate the head
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threshold for protective sensation -- how to test, what number
Semmes-Weinstein 5.07 -- use 10 grams -- if they can't feel that they're at risk
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bed tilt for draining L lingula or R middle lobe?
head of bed down 20 degrees
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hypothyroidism does what do reflexes
- diminishes them (1+ is normal for them)
- hyperthyroidism will have increased DTRs
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after a THA, when to start against gravity hip abd?
5-6 weeks (unless MD protocol states otherwise)
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biceps, deltoid, brachioradialis innervation
- biceps: musculocutaneous
- deltoid: axillary
- brachioradialis: radial
- all are C5-6, sometimes 7
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close-packed hip pos
IR, ext, abd
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arteriospasm does what to skin
- makes it shiny
- shiny skin and absense of hair growth are characteristic of arterial disease
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non-pitting fibrotic edema happens with which stage of lymphedema?
III
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thrombocytes are what
platelets
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T4 lymphocyte count is used to assess what
immune system in HIV or AIDS
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jaw-jerk test tests what CN
V
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fulcrum test
- sitting, towel under mid thigh, PT presses on distal thigh -- looking for a stress fracture in femur
- looking for pain or apprehension
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undermining vs tunneling
- undermining: tissue destruction under intact skin and wound perimeter
- tunneling: going from wound into fascia or muscle
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ading deep tendon reflex with repetitive tapping indicates
developing nerve root signs
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Hoffmann's sign
- snap or flick the middle fingernail
- pos for spinal cord compression if tip of another finger suddenly flexes
- indicates cervical myelopathy /UMN disease`
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habituation
a decrease in responsiveness that occurs as a result of repeated exposure to a nonpainful stimulus
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sensitization
an increased responsiveness following a threatening or noxious stimulus
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sarcoidosis
- a restrictive lung disease
- inflam of body's organs
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dorsum of great toe and the 1-2 webspace dermatome
L5
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popliteal fossa dermatome
S2
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plantar foot dermatome
S1-2
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Homan's sign
- pain in the calf on forceful and abrupt dorsiflexion when knee is ext
- looking for DVT
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posterior glide of GH improves what?
IR
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dorsal pedis pulse
- at base of first metatarsal on dorsum of foot
- it's the preferred way to assess LE circ
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some things on RA presentation
- bilateral
- rarely in hips
- has signs of jt inflam
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hip OA is char by...
hip pain that increases with 15° of hip medial (internal) rotation, morning stiffness that lasts approximately 1 hour, and an age of over 50 years. Hip internal rotation and hip flexion are commonly limited as the osteoarthritis progresses. Literature indicates that this presentation has an 86% sensitivity and 75% specificity for hip osteoarthritis.
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ptosis of eyelid occurs with which CN impairment?
III - oculomotor
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fruity smelling breath is a sign of
hyperglycemia
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thirst, nausea, vomiting, are signs of what in DM
hyperglycemia
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dry, crusty mucous membranes are signs of what in DM
hyperglycemia
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masseter and temporalis are innervated by
frontalis?
- CN V - trigeminal
- CN VII -facial
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latissimus dorsi innervation
thoracodorsal C6-8
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