Final Exam (Questions And Correct Answers)

Types of FOOSH injuries {Ans: Scaphoid Fx Distal radius fx Radial or ulnar styloid fx Radial head fx Scapholunate tear Hook of hamate fx collarbone or shoulder injury Bruising}Acute angle-closure glaucoma {Ans: Rapid/sudden increase in intraocular pressure (IOP), often after rapid pupil dilation. Acute eye pain, N/V, headache, blurred vision, halos, & tearing. Risk increases with age.}Ligamentous Laxity {Ans: Joint instability from excess mobility of joint ligaments}Articular joint pain S/S {Ans: Deep or diffuse pain Pain or limited ROM Swelling Crepitation Instability Locking Deformity}Thumb sign on xray {Ans: "Thumb sign" may be seen on a lateral soft tissue of the neck x-ray indicating epiglottitis}Referred shoulder pain can be caused by... {Ans: Herpes zoster Acute Coronary Syndrome Gallbladder Disease}Trigger Finger {Ans: the tendons in the fingers or thumb are inflamed, making it difficult for the finger to slide through the tendon sheath. Any finger can be affected, although it most commonly occurs in the middle and ring fingers.limits finger movement, and when the patient tries to straighten the digit, it will lock or catch before popping out straight and often involves a disruption of the flexor digitorum profundus tendon near the distal interphalangeal joint.}Bursitis