Orthopaedics & MSK — Flashcards

_____ test is used to identify lateral epicondylitis

Local _____ decrease ↓ collagen synthesis thus are associated with tendon rupture

Hint: drug

What is the initial investigation for a meniscal tear? _____

What tendon is most commonly involved in rotator cuff disease? _____

The _____ are two crescent-shaped fibrocartilaginous structures positioned between the femur & tibia, serving to distribute load, absorb shock, & enhance joint stability

_____ = inflammatory and/or degenerative changes of ≥ 1 rotator cuff tendons

_____ tear/injury = "popping" at time of injury & rapid swelling/effusion Meniscal tear/injury = "popping" on manouvres & slower-onset swelling/effusion

Hint: knee

What is the management for ACL injuries in young, active, or athletes? _____

Management for an isolated MCL, LCL, or PCL injury → _____

Lateral/medial epicondylitis can be treated with _____ injection for short-term relief **why be cautious?