MUSCULOSKELETAL MED SURG 1
LATEST EXAM 2026 UPDATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Medical management carpal tunnel - ans-Immobilize extremity , pain management,
surgery
Dx test for gout - ans-Serum and urinary uric acid levels , CBC, ESR
Medical management for gout - ans-Colchicine, butazolidine, indocin, steroids,
allopurinol, benemid, anturane
Foods for gout - ans-Bananas, cherries, pineapple
Dx test for osteomyelitis - ans-X-ray, bone scan, CBC, ESR, blood cultures
Rheumatoid arthritis results - ans-From damage to the affected joint and
surrounding tissue, leading to deformity and loss of function
Rheumatoid arthritis dx test - ans-Increased ESR, RF, latex, agglutination, synovial
fluid aspiration, synovial fluid biopsy, xray
Medical management for rheumatoid arthritis - ans-Pain management, decreased
Inflammation, preventing joint damage and deformities and physical therapy
Bursitis - ans-A small fluid filled sac found at many joints
Synarthrosis - ans-No movement
Amphiarthrosis - ans-Slight movement
Diarthrosis - ans-Free movement
Your pt age 18 sprained his wrist playing tennis which intervention should you instruct
him to perform - ans-Apply ice packs to promote vasoconstriction
All of these applyfor gas gangrene - ans-Toxins are released that causes hemolysis,
it is caused by clostridium bacteria, it can occur 1-14 days after an injury
, Neurovascular assessment of an injured extremity - ans-Movement, CRT, pain,
pulses
Rehabilitation - ans-The process of restoring the individual to the fullest physical,
mental, social, vocational, and economic capacity of which he or she is capable
Goals of rehab - ans-Maximize the quality of life, highest level of function, highest
level of self sufficiency, assist with adjustment to changes, minimize/ prevent
complications return to home and community
Complete injury - ans-The spinal cord is completely severed. No motor or sensory
function below the level of injury
Incomplete injury - ans-The spinal cord us only partially severed. Some or all motor
or sensory function below the level of injury
Ted hose and abdominal binders - ans-Use to prevent postural hypotension
Quadriplegia - ans-Damage to the cervical spine or neck that involves weakness or
paralysis, in all four extremities
Paraplegia - ans-Damage below the cervical area, that involves weakness or
paralysis in the trunk and lower extremities
Paresis - ans-A slight paralysis, incomplete loss of muscular power or weakness
or a limb
Cervical cord injury - ans-C1-C7, paralysis of all extremities and trunk, respiratory
failure, bladder & bowed disturbance, bradycardia, perspiration, elevated temp,
headache
Thoracic cord injury - ans-T1-T12, paralysis of lower extremities, initially muscles
flaccid - weak, soft, flabby, lacking normal tone, later-spastic -spasms or
uncontrolled contractions of skeletal muscles
Thoracic cord injury results in - ans-Paralysis of the bladder, bowel and sphincters,
pain in chest or back, abdominal distention, loss of sexual function
Lumbar cord injury - ans-L1-L2, paralysis of lower extremities, paralysis if bladder
and rectum, loss of sexual function
Autonomic dysreflexia - ans-Lesion above T5, sudden and extreme elevation in BP,
diaphoresis, shivering or goose bumps, flushing of skin and severe pounding HA,
reflex action of autonomic nervous system
LATEST EXAM 2026 UPDATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Medical management carpal tunnel - ans-Immobilize extremity , pain management,
surgery
Dx test for gout - ans-Serum and urinary uric acid levels , CBC, ESR
Medical management for gout - ans-Colchicine, butazolidine, indocin, steroids,
allopurinol, benemid, anturane
Foods for gout - ans-Bananas, cherries, pineapple
Dx test for osteomyelitis - ans-X-ray, bone scan, CBC, ESR, blood cultures
Rheumatoid arthritis results - ans-From damage to the affected joint and
surrounding tissue, leading to deformity and loss of function
Rheumatoid arthritis dx test - ans-Increased ESR, RF, latex, agglutination, synovial
fluid aspiration, synovial fluid biopsy, xray
Medical management for rheumatoid arthritis - ans-Pain management, decreased
Inflammation, preventing joint damage and deformities and physical therapy
Bursitis - ans-A small fluid filled sac found at many joints
Synarthrosis - ans-No movement
Amphiarthrosis - ans-Slight movement
Diarthrosis - ans-Free movement
Your pt age 18 sprained his wrist playing tennis which intervention should you instruct
him to perform - ans-Apply ice packs to promote vasoconstriction
All of these applyfor gas gangrene - ans-Toxins are released that causes hemolysis,
it is caused by clostridium bacteria, it can occur 1-14 days after an injury
, Neurovascular assessment of an injured extremity - ans-Movement, CRT, pain,
pulses
Rehabilitation - ans-The process of restoring the individual to the fullest physical,
mental, social, vocational, and economic capacity of which he or she is capable
Goals of rehab - ans-Maximize the quality of life, highest level of function, highest
level of self sufficiency, assist with adjustment to changes, minimize/ prevent
complications return to home and community
Complete injury - ans-The spinal cord is completely severed. No motor or sensory
function below the level of injury
Incomplete injury - ans-The spinal cord us only partially severed. Some or all motor
or sensory function below the level of injury
Ted hose and abdominal binders - ans-Use to prevent postural hypotension
Quadriplegia - ans-Damage to the cervical spine or neck that involves weakness or
paralysis, in all four extremities
Paraplegia - ans-Damage below the cervical area, that involves weakness or
paralysis in the trunk and lower extremities
Paresis - ans-A slight paralysis, incomplete loss of muscular power or weakness
or a limb
Cervical cord injury - ans-C1-C7, paralysis of all extremities and trunk, respiratory
failure, bladder & bowed disturbance, bradycardia, perspiration, elevated temp,
headache
Thoracic cord injury - ans-T1-T12, paralysis of lower extremities, initially muscles
flaccid - weak, soft, flabby, lacking normal tone, later-spastic -spasms or
uncontrolled contractions of skeletal muscles
Thoracic cord injury results in - ans-Paralysis of the bladder, bowel and sphincters,
pain in chest or back, abdominal distention, loss of sexual function
Lumbar cord injury - ans-L1-L2, paralysis of lower extremities, paralysis if bladder
and rectum, loss of sexual function
Autonomic dysreflexia - ans-Lesion above T5, sudden and extreme elevation in BP,
diaphoresis, shivering or goose bumps, flushing of skin and severe pounding HA,
reflex action of autonomic nervous system
