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ARTHREX DEX 5 DAY | LATEST UPDATE | 2024/2025 | ALREADY PASSED A surgeon is evaluating a patient with a fixed hammer toe deformity. She notices that the end of the toe is not in contact with the floor when the patient is weightbearing. What additional pathology is likely present that is responsible for this finding? Tailor's bunion Imbalance between the PIP intrinsic and extrinsic forces Dorsal callosities Plantar plate tear Plantar plate tear According to the surgical techniqu...

_____ is best described as motion of a body part away from the midline of the body in a transverse plane. A. Abduction B. Adduction C. Inversion D. Eversion - Answer-A. Abduction ______ is best described as elevation of the outer border of the foot, in the frontal plane. A. Abduction B. Adduction C. Inversion D. Eversion - Answer-D. Eversion ____ is best described as motion of a body part towards the midline of the body, in a transverse plane. A. Abduction B. Adduction C. Inversion...

46. Which of the following directional terms describes the tpe of skin prep of an entire extremity? a. Spiral b. Horizontal c. Longitudinal d. Circumferential correct answers d. Circumferential 47. What organs are excused if an ovarian tumor is malignant? a. Bilateral ovaries only b. Bilaeral fallopian tubes and ovaries, uterus c. Unilateral involved ovary and fallopian tube d. Unilateral involved ovary and fallopian tube, uterus correct answers b. Bilaeral fallopian tubes and...

Final Exam – Pathologies Questions and Answers 2024 Hallux Rigidus - Answer-Etiology: limited MTPJ motion, particularly extension MOI: post-traumatic; can result from chronic turf toe, repetitive microtrauma (runners) s/s: decreased and painful first MTPJ extension; pain increased with running, incline, shoes w/ elevated heels Special Test: valgus/varus stress testing Hallux Valgus (bunion) - Answer-Etiology: increased ligamentous laxity MOI: insidious, hereditary, prolonged valgus stre...

Osteoporosis - ANSWER-Metabolic bone disease causing porosity and leading to decrease in bone mass Osteomyelitis - ANSWER-Inflammation of bone caused by staphylococcal infection Osteomalacia - ANSWER-(in children = rickets) Softening of the bones - Vit D! Osteoarthritis - ANSWER-Degenerative process - "wearing out of joint" Risk factors Family history Excessive wear or injury Obesity Age Female rheumatoid arthritis - ANSWER-Abnormal autoantibody RF antibody in blood indicat...

Varus - ans Inward angulation of the distal segment of a bone or joint, as in bowlegs Valgus - ans Outward angulation of the distal segment of a bone or joint, as in knock-knees Hallux Valgus Deformity - ans AKA BUNION a progressive foot deformity in which the first MTP joint is affected and is often accompanied by significant functional disability and foot pain Hallux 2 bones & Joint separating them: - ans AKA BIG TOE 1) Distal Phalanx 2) Proximal Phalanx Interpha...

AAPC- Chapter 8 Exam with Verified Answers Graded A+ 1. the site may be the bone, joint, or muscle involved 2. Bunion 3. S33.5XXA 4. Whether the osteoarthritis is primary, secondary, post-traumatic, the site and laterality 5. 29819 6. 20610-RT J3301X4 7. 24538-LT Most of the codes in ICD-10-CM Chapter 13 Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System and Connective Tissue have site and laterality designations. According to ICD-10-CM guidelines what is considered the site? What is be...

Which of the following agencies publishes guidelines for the reconditioning and maintenance of helmets for football, lacrosse, and baseball? Choose only one. a. American Society for Testing and Materials b. Canadian Standards Association c. Consumer Product Safety Commission d. International Organization for Standardization e. National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment - Answer- E Which part of the bone is damaged in a diagnosed type II Salter-Harris fracture? - An...

AAPC Ch.8 Musculoskeletal SystemWhat is being removed for hallux valgus surgery? - correct answer Bunion Rationale: Bunion is also called a hallux valgus. In the ICD-10-CM Alphabetic look for Hallux/valgus (acquired) referring you to M20.1-. In the Tabular List under subcategory code M20.1 you will see the term bunion listed. Hallux valgus correction is known as a bunionectomy or bunion surgery. CPT® code 28292 also indicates this by looking for Bunion Repair in the CPT® Index. A patie...

Final Exam – Pathologies Questions and Answers 2024 Hallux Rigidus - Answer-Etiology: limited MTPJ motion, particularly extension MOI: post-traumatic; can result from chronic turf toe, repetitive microtrauma (runners) s/s: decreased and painful first MTPJ extension; pain increased with running, incline, shoes w/ elevated heels Special Test: valgus/varus stress testing Hallux Valgus (bunion) - Answer-Etiology: increased ligamentous laxity MOI: insidious, hereditary, prolonged valgus stre...