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Fallen Fragment sign Centrally located <20 y.o. Unicameral bone cyst AKA simple bone cyst (BBT) Diaphyseal/metaphyseal location eccentrically located <20 y.o. Aneurysmal bone cyst (BBT) Soap bubble appearance (saponaceous) 20-40 y.o. Giant Cell Tumor (BBT) night pain relieved by aspirin Osteoid osteoma Brodie's abscess (AKA Chronic Osteomyelitis) (BBT) radiolucent central nidus with severe reactice sclerosis osteoid osteoma (BBT) m/c BBT...

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CNS Exam 2 Palmer Questions & Answers 2024/2025 What is the superior boundary of the spinal cord? - ANSWERSforamen magnum: the superior most ventral rootlet of the first cervical spinal nerve What is the inferior boundary of the spinal cord? - ANSWERSthe disc between vertebral levels L1-L2 and found in adult How many spinal nerve pairs are there? - ANSWERS31 pairs of spinal nerves What does the Bell-Magendi law state? - ANSWERSthat dorsal roots contain sensory (afferent) fibers and...

Patient with terminal cancer c/o breakthrough pain. They have 1 hydromorphone ER tab daily. A) Consider fentanyl patch B) Increase dose C) Start MSO4, stop hydromorphone D) Refer to pain specialist - A) Fentanyl is good for sustained release to help breakthrough pain. Do not refer for everything, need to do something. 62 y.o. Korean male with chest pain 5/10 x2 hours. He is silent, not answering questions openly- why admit? A) Ethnicity B) Hesitancy to disc...

Massage: indications & contraindications Indications: subacute sprains, strains, bruises, tendinitis, bursitis contraindications: vascular problems type of massage used to break adhesions friction massage trigger point therapy: indications myofascial pain used to elongate contracted bands of muscle fibers performed no longer than 10 seconds traction: indications/contraindications indications: disc syndromes, IVF encroachment, chronic mm spasm contraindications: bone weak, inh...

What are the diagnostic tests that can be done for electrolyte imbalances? SATA. A. Glucose test. B. Urinalysis. C. CT scan. D. ECG. E. Blood tests. - ️️B. Urinalysis. D. ECG. E. Blood tests. A patient is admitted to the ED due to hypervolemia. What are priority cues/assessments the nurse will look for? A. Weight loss. B. Peripheral edema, ascites. C. increased central venous pressure. D. Low blood pressure. E. Weight gain. F. pulmonary edema - crackles, SOB. G. High blood pr...

what type of hyponatremia is most common, results from excessive fluid intake and leads to decreased serum sodium concentration? - correct answer dilutional hypotnatremia symptoms of diltuional hyponatremia - correct answer edema, confusion, weight gain treatment of dilutional hyponatremia - correct answer fluid restriction what type of hyponatremia results from fluid and sodium loss? - correct answer true hyponatremia symptoms of true hyponatremia - correct answer dry tissue, weight...

When can a patient eat prior to a major surgery? - NPO after midnight or at least 8 hours What risks should be discussed with all patients and documented on the consent form for a surgical procedure? - Risk: Bleeding, infection, anesthesia, scars If a patient is on anti-HTN meds should the patient take them on the day of the procedure? - Yes Should a patient who smokes cigarettes stop before an operation? - Yes - improvement is seen in just 2-4 weeks of smoking cessation What lab test must...

Definition of cardiogenic shock - evidence of tissue hypoxia d/t decreased CO in the presence of adequate intravascular volume Causes of cardiogenic shock - MI, cardiomyopathy, myocardial contusion, valvular incompetence, stenosis, arrhythmias What are S/S of cardiogenic shock? - Cold/clammy, S3 gallop, crackles, +JVP, displaced PMI, pulmonary edema, increased preload (pwcp/cvp) Is SVR high or low in cardiogenic shock? - High Is CO high or low in cardiogenic shock? - L...