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What is Synovial?
This type of membrane encompasses the tendon sits over the humerus and attaches into the labrum
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What is Tibia and Fibula?
A high ankle sprain is an injury to the fibrous tissue that connects these two bones
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What is phrenic nerve?
This innervates the diaphragm
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What is the confluence of sinuses?
This meeting place of the superior, inferior and straight venous drainage in the dura
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What is oestrogen?
This hormone causes decreases stiffness therefore increasing compliance of ligaments
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What are the Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus, Extensor Carpi Ulnaris?
These two muscles when contracted in synergy extend the wrist
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What is the Patella?
This bone in the leg has its apex pointing downwards
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What is the iliocostalis?
The lateral most of the erector spinae
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What is the stylomastoid foramen?
The facial nerve exits the cranial cavity with cranial nerve VIII, it exits the skull from this foramen
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What is adaptation?
The A in the SAID principle
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What is radial nerve?
This nerve is most likely to be injured with a humeral fracture in the mid shaft
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What is popliteus?
It attaches to the femur and tibia, it "unlocks the knee"
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What is the radiate ligament?
The ligament that connects the vertebral bodies to the rib
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What is the spinocerebellar tract?
This ascending pathway of the spinal cord sends proprioceptive feedback to the cerebellum
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What is oral?
This route of administration is affected most by first-pass metabolism
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What is palmar aponeurosis?
It serves as the distal attachment site for a muscle that flexes the palm
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What is gluteus medius?
A trendelenburg sign or gait will be present when this muscle is weak
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What is the vertebral pedicle?
An injury to this structure can lead to spondylolysthesis
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What is the Cauda Equina?
It is because of this that epidural's and lumbar punctures are possible without damaging the spinal cord
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What is Bizarre?
The B in ABCD of Adverse Drug Reaction Types
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What is the scapulothoracic joint?
This structure while not a true anatomical joint maintains stability of upper limb movement
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What is the Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve?
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This nerve when impinged can cause "Paresthetica Meralgia" or lateral thigh numbness |
What is barrel chest?
Patients with COPD will present with this structural abnormality
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What is the middle cerebral artery?
This artery will most likely be compromised in stroke patients with language comprehension difficulties
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What is phenotype?
Innervation, oxidative stress, inflammation, exercise, nutrition are all factors that determine this of a muscle
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