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NU 327 Musculoskeletal Exam Questions and Answers What are the 5 functions of the skeletal system? - Answer-support, storage, produce blood cells, protect organs, provide leverage and movement What is the osteon (haversian system)? - Answer-- BASIC UNIT OF BONE - canals allow nutrients to reach...

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NU 327 Musculoskeletal Exam Questions and Answers


What are the 5 functions of the skeletal system? - Answer✔✔-support, storage, produce blood

cells, protect organs, provide leverage and movement


What is the osteon (haversian system)? - Answer✔✔-- BASIC UNIT OF BONE


- canals allow nutrients to reach osteocytes


What is osteoblasts? - Answer✔✔-- BONE FORMING CELLS


- responsible for bone growth and repair, estrogen helps regulate, osteocytes are mature

osteoblasts


What is osteoclasts? - Answer✔✔-- BONE RESORPTION


- tearing down old or excess bone


What is the tissue level anatomy of bones? - Answer✔✔-cancellous bone (trabecular) - spongy;

compact bone (cortical) - solid; periosteum - covers entire bone except for the ends


What is Wolff's law? - Answer✔✔-bone is laid down where it is needed and resorbed where it is

not needed


What is important about Wolff's law? - Answer✔✔-- immobilized bone are not subject to stress


- osteoclast activity increases


- increased risk for fractures

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- increased risk for falls


What are geriatric considerations? - Answer✔✔-- increased bone resorption and decreased

bone formation (osteoporosis)


- increased bone circumference (pelvis widening)


- dehydration of intravertebral disks (kyphosis and decreased height)


- erosion and thinning of cartilage (synovial membrane fibrosis)


What is cartilage? - Answer✔✔-- dense connective tissue


- supports, shaped, and cushions body structures


What is a tendon? - Answer✔✔-attaches MUSCLE TO BONES and allows movement


What is a ligament? - Answer✔✔-connects BONES TO BONES and provides stability to joints


What is a bursea? - Answer✔✔-- small sac of synovial fluid around joints & between tendons,

ligaments, bone


- located in areas of high friction (acts as a cushion)


What is the most important trauma assessment? - Answer✔✔-ABCDE - airway, breathing,

circulation, disability, exposure


What is the etiology/patho. of a torn meniscus? - Answer✔✔-torn by rotational movements

because the meniscus allows the knee to rotate




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What are the S&S of torn meniscus? - Answer✔✔-ACUTE PAIN, SWELLING, "JOINT LOCKING",

tenderness


What are the treatments for a torn meniscus? - Answer✔✔-anti-inflammatory, joint

stabilization, PT, surgery


What is the etiology of a protruded disk? - Answer✔✔-age, lifting/twisting, trauma, structures

between vertebrae (annulus fibrosis and nucleus pulposus)


What are the S&S of a protruded disk? - Answer✔✔-pain, numbness, tingling, motor weakness,

diminished reflexes


What is the treatment for a protruded disk? - Answer✔✔-treat pain, bed rest, and maybe

surgery


What is subluxation? - Answer✔✔-displacement from normal position; not as severe as

dislocation


What is dislocation? - Answer✔✔-articulating surface loses contact (common joints are finger,

patella, shoulder)


What are the S&S of subluxation/dislocation? - Answer✔✔-pain, "joint pop out of socket",

change in extremity length, loss of normal mobility


What are the treatments for dislocation/subluxation? - Answer✔✔-reduction (put it back in

place), immobilization (1-3 wks), pain control, ROM




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