THE MUSCULOSKELETAL

Cards (76)

  • Articular structures
    • Joint capsule
    • Articular cartilage
  • Extra articular structures
    • Periarticular ligaments
    • Tendons
    • Bursae
    • Muscle fascia
    • Bone
    • Overlying skin
  • Synovium
    Membrane in the joint that produces fluid to lubricate the joint and supply
  • Ligaments
    Rope like boundless of collagen fibrils that connect to bone
  • Tendons
    Collagen fibers connecting muscle to bone
  • Cartilage
    Another form of collagen, overlies the articular surfaces of the bone ends
  • Bursae
    Pouches of synovial fluid that cushion the movement of tendons and ligaments, allow muscle or tendons to glide over each other
  • Synovial joints
    Do not touch each other, and the joint articulation is freely movable
  • Synovial joints
    • Bone ends are covered by articular cartilage and separated by synovial cavity
  • Synovial fluid
    Viscous lubricating fluid
  • Fibrous joint capsule
    Surrounding the synovial membrane
  • Cartilaginous joints
    Those between vertebrae and the symphysis pubis, and slightly movable
  • Fibrous joint
    Such as sutures and no appreciable movement
  • Spheroidal joint
    • Have ball and socket, convex surface in concave cavity, wide ranging flexion extension (shoulder and hip)
  • Hinge joint
    • Flat, planar, slightly curved, motion in one plane (interphalangeal joints)
  • Condylar joint
    • Convex or concave articulating surface, movement of two articulating surfaces (convex and concave)
  • Joint pain is the leading complaint of patients seeking health care
  • Myalgias
    Generalized aches and pain that occurs in muscle
  • Monoarticular arthritis
    Pain in one joint
  • Rheumatic fever
    Where the migratory pattern of joint pain occurs
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
    Progressive and symmetric joint involvement
  • Bursitis
    Inflammation in bursae
  • Tendinitis
    Inflammation of the tendons
  • Tenosynovitis
    Inflammation in the tendon sheaths
  • Sprain
    Tearing or stretching of the ligaments
  • Mechanical low back pain
    Aching pain in the lumbosacral area
  • Sciatica
    Shooting pain below the knee (radicular low back pain)
  • Chronic back stiffness
    Strained muscle in the lumbar space
  • Pain referred from the abdomen or pelvis
    Usually a deep aching pain, physical movements are not painful
  • Mechanical neck pain
    Aching pain in the cervical paraspinal muscle
  • Whiplash
    Aching para cervical pain and stiffness
  • Cervical radiculopathy
    Sharp burning or tingling pain in the neck
  • Cervical myelopathy
    Neck pain with bilateral weakness
  • Goniometer
    Measuring tools used to measure angles of movement in range of motion
  • Fibrosis
    The development of fibrous connective tissue
  • Ankylosis
    Bony fixation
  • Muscle atrophy
    Weakness occurs in rheumatoid arthritis
  • Arthritis
    Tenderness and warmth over a thickened synovium
  • Gouty arthritis
    Redness over a tender joint suggest
  • Hypertrophy
    Increase in bulk with proportionate strength