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Name: Score:140 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 140
Holds arm in position of abduction @ shoulder level. Forearm in flx, strut used for support.
used for:
- large rotator cuff repair
- global shoulder instabilities
- arthroscopic repair
- humeral head repairs
- frozen shoulder
Jewett orthosis
Saggital Plane
Rigid Aspen TLSO
Airplane Splint
,Definition 2 of 140
knock knees
Lordosis
Genu varus
Genu valgum
Pes planus
,Term 3 of 140
Aspen Collar (Semi-Rigid, Universal one size fits all adjustable cervical collar)
Controls motion on all FERB Planes.
Used for:
- post surgical fusions
- C4/C5-T3/T4 stable fractures
- Rheumatoid arthritis RA spine
- Lightweight and suitable for elderly.
Controls motion in all of the FERB Planes.
used for:
- Arthritis of lumbar spine (in pars)
- Lordosis
- Trauma
- Muscle spams
- degenerative disc disease
- lumbar osteoporosis
- post-op
Controls all Lumbar FERB Planes, Controls Flexion and extension on
Thoracic Planes.
Used for:
- Burst Fractures
- Compression fractures
- kyphosis
- osteoporosis
- fusions
Controls motion on All FERB planes.
used for:
- Traumatic Cervical injuries
- severe strains/sprains
- Cervical Disc herniation.
, Term 4 of 140
ASIS
anterior superior iliac spine (top of pelvic bone)
medial inferior ischial tuberosity (bottom of hip bone)
back of elbow (point of elbow)
posterior inferior iliac spine (bottom of pelvic bone)
Term 5 of 140
Symphysis Pubis
a cartilaginous joint that is the point of fusion for two pubic bones
a bony protrusion at the base of the skull
a joint in the elbow connecting the humerus and radius
a muscle connecting the ribs to the sternum
Term 6 of 140
Spondylolysis
A type of spinal injury involving compression of the spinal cord.
A defect or fracture of the pars interarticularis without anterior displacement of the
vertebral body. "Scotty dog sign".
A condition characterized by excessive lateral curvature of the spine.
An abnormality where the vertebral body slips forward in relation to the one below it.
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