OPP

  1. What is the midline structure of the fourth ventrticle?
    Foramen of megendie
  2. Patient had decreased sensation of cheek?
    Foramen rotundem bc of v2
  3. Muscle strength
    • 0 – No contraction; the patient is unable to even contract the muscle. This is scored as a zero.
    • 1 – No movement but slight visible/palpable muscle contraction is present; contraction without movement is scored as grade 1 strength.
    • 2 – Movement without gravity– i.e. movement with gravity eliminated. Movement with the effect of gravity neutralized is grade 2 strength.
    • 3 – Movement with gravity alone; movement against gravity only is grade 3 strength.
    • 4 – Movement against gravity with some resistance; movement against gravity plus some additional resistance is scored as grade 4 strength.
    • 5 – Movement against gravity with full resistance; Normal strength is shown by movement against substantial resistance is scored as grade 5.
  4. light touch, vibration
    Posterior column
  5. What body element is affected in TBI
    diffuse axonal injury; structure and function
  6. neurofibrillary tangles
    Alzeihmer’s
  7. Someone who got hit with a ball on the R and fell on their left side
    Spiral line is affected
  8. Patient had CHF and you worked on respiratory diaphragm, what do you do after?
    See them the next day
  9. Patient is unconscious, who are you getting consent from?
    Medical doable power of attorney or court appointed attorney
  10. Review WHAT before you touch patient
    H&P
  11. Chapman points definition
    Viscerosomatic reflexes used in the diagnosis and treatment of visceral pathology; pea sized area that are boggy, ropey, shotty, and thickened; 2-3 cm in diameter
  12. Referred pain for gallbladder
    Shoulder
  13. Right UE circulation
    the right side has the right brachiocephalic trunk
  14. Fat pad sign
    sign of occult fracture
  15. Patient falls on right and impairment of contralateral side - fascial line?
    Functional line
  16. The spiral line does _______ force, and the lateral line does ______
    rotational; sidebending
  17. Patient had IT band problems and what is also complicated?
    Lateral ribs via respiratory function
  18. What's the order
    Thoracic inlet > respiratory > pelvic > LE
  19. Patient wanted to know venous of deep structure of LE
    Deep structure of LE > Popliteal Vein > Femoral vein (after adductor hiatus) > external iliac (after inguinal ligament) > common iliac vein > IVC
  20. Posterior chapman
    Superior portion of sacrum, medial to SI joint
  21. The gait cycle during swing phase
    ipsilateral hip goes anteriorly
  22. Autonomics of UE/LE
    • T2-7 UE
    • T10-L3 LE
  23. Spondylolysis
    • -Unilateral or bilateral bony defect (stress fracture) in the pars interarticularis; 
    • -Defects usually in the pars interarticularis WITHOUT anterior displacement of the vertebral body
  24. Spondylolisthesis
    Anterior displacement of one vertebrae in relation to the one below. Usually due to factures in the pars interarticularis of the vertebrae
  25. Spondylosis
    Degenerative changes within the intervertebral disc and adjacent vertebral bodies
  26. Scotty dog
    Spondylolysis
  27. % of slippage; patient had slippage less than 20%
    grade 1
  28. Above the apex is type _ and below apex is type _ for scoliosis
    1; 2
  29. What is the stage 3 of risser classification
    apophysis over 50-75% of the iliac crest
  30. 75-year-old man with metastatic bone lesion
    always prostate
  31. Osteopathic psychiatry definition
    The field of psychiatry as approached through the lens of the osteopathic philosophy.
  32. In the hospital, what does the patient have?
    Altered cranial rhythm impusles
  33. The dysfunction in psych
    C2 and T4-6
  34. Body units in psych
    religiousness reducing suicide attempts
  35. Which of the structure and function has to do with receptors binding to the specific neurotransmitter?
    Self-regulating
  36. They removed a cockroach from someone’s ear and can hear clearly now
    cranial nerve IX and X?
  37. Patient had hiccups for two weeks =
    persistent
  38. Know how the phrenic nerve moves?
    Anterior to scalene and posterior to the sternocletsoid muscle
  39. Sternoclestoid muscle hypertonicity
    sidebend towards and rotates away
  40. because of numbness to the hand
    Brachial plexus injury
  41. What is the disadvantage of phrenectomy done for hiccups?
  42. Principle of FPR
    neutralize, compress, and ease
  43. Zink compensatory pattern
    left right left right
Author
sputrus
ID
361470
Card Set
OPP
Description
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