Final Exam Summer 2022
arrest (a catching of the breath) with deep palpation of the right upper quadrant along the costal
margin indicates Cholecystitis. This is a positive _________________ sign.
- ANS-Murphy's
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Final Exam Summer 2022
arrest (a catching of the breath) with deep palpation of the right upper quadrant along the costal
margin indicates Cholecystitis. This is a positive _________________ sign.
- ANS-Murphy's
First line treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome along with splinting the wrist in neutral position
while sleeping.
- ANS-NSAIDs
Local steroid injections, oral steroids, and carpal tunnel release surgery are what line treatment for
carpal tunnel syndrome
- ANS-second
Tapping over the palmar surface of wrist proximal to the carpal tunnel produces an electric
sensation along the distribution of the median nerve. This is a positive____________sign.
ANS-Tinel
Holding the wrist in fully flexed position for 60 seconds precipitates paresthesias. This is a
positive____________ sign.
- ANS-Phalen
Patient has with pain when turning wrist, grasping anything or making a fist and has insidious onset
of burning, aching pain over radial aspect of wrist and base of thumb. Patient is at increased risk for
__________________ because they do repetitive activities with hands/wrists like working in the
garden, sewing, or playing golf or racket sports.
- ANS-De Quervain's tenosynovitis
The test to evaluate for De Quervain's tenosynovitis is the ___________________ test. It involves
placing thumb in closed fist and tilting hand down.
ANS-Finkelstein
A patient has a ______________ __________ on the dorsum of his wrist that fluctuates with activity.
It is not painful unless it's compressed
- ANS-ganglion cyst
A ganglion cyst will usually go away on its own. If aspirated it has a high recurrence rate. True or
False
- ANS-True
Patient's knee is maximally flexed, then internally rotated; as leg is passively extended, examiner
simultaneously externally rotates leg while palpating tibial joint line. Repeat with leg externally
rotated, internally rotating while extending. + test is palpable click or tibial joint pain. What test is
this?
- ANS-McMurray
A positive McMurray test suggests injury to the medial ________________.
- ANS-meniscus
*Rapid onset of red, hot, swollen, very tender joint (1st metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint most
common)
*Foot, ankle, knee, shoulder, wrist, elbow, fingers may also be affected
*Fever, may be present
*Tophi (ongoing or chronic ________________ ): soft tissue mass
Pain with urination secondary to uric acid renal
- ANS-gout
First line treatment for acute gout flare:
*NSAIDs (naproxen, indomethacin (Indocin), celecoxib (Celebrex), indomethacin (Indocin) at full antiinflammatory dose 1-3 days until symptoms subside then taper to cessation over 3-5 days to
cessation
* _______________________________________tapered over 10-14 days. Useful if cannot tolerate
- ANS-corticosteroids
Second-line treatment for acute gout flare:
____________________________ (urate lowering agent) as soon as symptoms appear. 1.2 mg PO at
onset, then 0.6 mg PO 1 hour later, maintenance dose 0.6 mg PO QD or BID. Good for patients who
cannot take NSAIDs. Drug has very narrow therapeutic index
- ANS-Colchicine
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