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Massage Therapy Pathology
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1. Inflammation can be controlled by
PRICES
tibial tuberosity
ganglion cysts
spondylosis
2. Carpal tunnel test - tapping on the inside of wrist
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3. A loss of bone mass and density brought about by endocrine imbalances and poor metabolism of calcium
muscular dystrophy
osteoporosis
palmar fascitis
esophogeal dysmotility
4. Dupuytren contracture also called
anaerobic metabolism
shin splints
palmar fascitis
pes planus
5. Spider veins
carpal tunnel syndrome
talangiectasia
malocclusion
marfan syndrome
6. Hernia located superior to the umbilicus
epigastric hernia
spondylosis
whiplash
marfan syndrome
7. Discomfort walking UPstairs
patellar tendonitis
osgood-schlatter disease
tiabialis anterior tibialist posterior
scoliosis
8. Hormone controlling osteoblasts and osteoclasts
malocclusion
myositis ossificans
gout
calcitonin
9. Causes pain at the knee - stiffness after immobility - and discomfort walking DOWNstairs
wright and adsons
paget disease
impacted fracture
patellofemoral syndrome
10. An overuse disorder that can lead to damage of the patellar cartilage
patellofemoral syndrome
tiabialis anterior tibialist posterior
plantar fasciitis
muscular dystrophy
11. Degeneration of the bones and discs in the spine
spondylosis
paget disease
osteoclasts
aerobic metabolism
12. Autoimmume disease in which the immune system agents attack synovial membranes - particularly of the joints in the hands and feet.
immobility
osgood-schlatter disease
spasms - cramps
rheumatoid arthritis
13. Freely movable joints
plantar fasciitis
scleroderma
diarthroses
disc disease
14. Shattering of the broken bone
comminuted fracture
fibromyalgia
impacted fracture
calcitonin
15. Occlusion of nerve and blood supply to the arm
immobility
thoracic outlet syndrome
calcitonin
incomplete fracture
16. Usually caused by trauma - repetitive movement - infection - or gonorrhea
rheumatoid arthritis
hyperlordosis
tenosynovitis
marfan syndrome
17. The growth of a bony deposit in soft tissues.
myositis ossificans
carpal tunnel syndrome
ganglion cysts
epitenon
18. Muscle that works without adequat oxygen
tendinopathies
baker cysts
anaerobic metabolism
simple fracture
19. Degenerative joint disease
fibromyalgia
osteoarthritis
myofascial pain syndrome
locally contraindicate
20. Tingling - numbness - and weakness in the thumb - pointer - middle - and medial half of ring finger.
hyperkyphosis
carpal tunnel syndrome
malocclusion
annulus fibrosus
21. Chronic bone disorder in which healthy bone is rapidly reabsorbed and replaced with fibrous connective tissue that never fully calcifies
paget disease
anaerobic metabolism
epitenon
myofascial pain syndrome
22. Chronic gastric problems
esophogeal dysmotility
aerobic metabolism
endomysium
spasms - cramps
23. Also known as synovial sheath
myasthenia gravis
pes cavus
epitenon
tenosynovitis
24. (ledderhose disease) is essentially the same as dupuytren contracture - but it develops on the plantar aspect of the foot
endomysium
compound fracture
plantar fibromatosis
baker cysts
25. PRICES
protection - rest - ice - compression - elevation - support
de quervain tenosynovitis
synarthroses
ganglion cysts
26. A group of genetic disorders that affect the formation of type I collagen fibers. it results in bones that fracture easily - along with decreased muscle mass - ligament laxity - postural deviations - and several other problems.
epitenon
esophogeal dysmotility
calcitonin
osteogenesis imperfecta
27. Irritation of the median nerve as it passes under the transverse carpal ligament into the wrist.
osteoporosis
bullseye
osteoporosis
carpal tunnel syndrome
28. A group of related inherited disorders characterized by degeneration and wasting of muscle tissue
spondylosis
muscular dystrophy
osteoporosis
spondylosis
29. Nucleus protrudes through the annulus but stays within the boudaries of the whole disc.
internal disc disruption
yes - be careful not to overtreat
marfan syndrome
baker cysts
30. The shaft of long bones
hypermobile joints
hyperlordosis
diaphysis
osteopenia
31. Taller than average with very long fingers
hypermobile joints
dislocation
strain
marfan syndrome
32. Hardening of the fingers - result of accumulation of scar tissue in hands
thoracic outlet syndrome
sclerodactyly
tenosynovitis
sprain
33. Extensions of the spinal nerves between L1 and S5
myositis ossificans
cauda equina
avascular osteonecrosis
scoliosis
34. A collection of genetic disorders that lead to problems with connective tissues. it affects the musculoskeletal - cardiovascular - and integumentary systems.
hernia
tendinopathies
scoliosis
ehlers-danlos syndrome
35. Injury and damage to tendons
patellar tendonitis
pes planus
patellofemoral syndrome
tendinopathies
36. Complications: nodules on the sclera of eyes - dry eyes and mouth - pleuritis - inflammation of pericardial sac - hepatitis (infl. of liver) - vasculitis - bursitis - anemia - Raynaud syndrome
rheumatoid arthritis
marfan syndrome
osteoarthritis
tenosynovitis
37. The nucleus pulposus or the surrounding anulus fibrosus of an intervetebral disc protrudes - putting pressure on nerve roots - the cauda equina - or the spinal cord
disc disease
muscular dystrophy
patellofemoral syndrome
osteogenesis imperfecta
38. 'caved feet' or hyperaccentuated/jammed arches
ganglion cysts
pes cavus
osteoclasts
osteoarthritis
39. An infection of a spirochetal infection called 'borrelia burgdorferi'
lyme disease
synarthroses
rheumatoid arthritis
scleroderma
40. The result of chronic or traumatic irritation at the insertion of the quadriceps tendon in combination with adolescent growth spurts
baker cysts
osgood-schlatter disease
cauda equina
tenosynovitis
41. A multitude of problems in and around the jaw
temporomandibular joint disorders
spondylosis
baker cysts
gout
42. Idiopathic shrinking and thickening of the fascia on the palm of hand
baker cysts
dupuytren contracture
esophogeal dysmotility
osteoporosis
43. Impaired circulation and vascular spasm in the hands
carpal tunnel syndrome
calcitonin
raynaud phenomenon
myositis ossificans
44. Lateral curve of the spine
ehlers-danlos syndrome
scoliosis
lyme disease
disc disease
45. Significant bone thinning
strain
myositis ossificans
osteopenia
disc disease
46. CREST symptoms for scleroderma
sclerodactyly
tenosynovitis
calcinosis - raynaud phenomenon - esophageal dysmotility - sclerodactyly - telangiectasia
temporomandibular joint disorders
47. Thoracic outlet syndrome tests
patellofemoral syndrome
wright and adsons
parasthesia
gout
48. Tough outer wrapping on intervertebral disc
fascicles
nucleus pulposus
tendinopathies
annulus fibrosus
49. Practically exclusive to youth athletes
osgood-schlatter disease
PRICES
wright and adsons
malocclusion
50. Joint inflammation brought about by wear and tear causing cumulative damage to articular cartilage
tenosynovitis
ganglion cysts
osteoarthritis
gout