Nurs 335 Ch. 22 Updated 2025
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1. What is bone remodeling? - ANSWER ✓ cyclic process of bone resorption
and deposition
2. When does Rheumatoid arthritis stiffness and pain happen? - ANSWER ✓
morning
3. What are two tests that screen for carpal tunnel? - ANSWER ✓ Phalen's and
Tinel's
4. What is the special test for meniscal tears? - ANSWER ✓ McMurray Test
5. Metatarsus varus - ANSWER ✓ adduction and inversion of forefoot.
6. Glenohumeral joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of the humerus with the
glenoid fossa of the scapula
7. Elbow joint - ANSWER ✓ contains the three bony articulations of the
humerus, radius, and ulna of the forearm
8. radiocarpal joint - ANSWER ✓ is the articulation of the radius (on the
thumb side) and a row of carpal bones
9. hip joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation between the acetabulum and the
head of the femur
10.knee joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of three bones—the femur, the
tibia, and the patella (kneecap)—in one common articular cavity
, 11.Where is the largest synovial membrane in the body? - ANSWER ✓ knee
12.cruciate ligaments - ANSWER ✓ crisscross within the knee; they give
anterior and posterior stability and help control rotation.
13.collateral ligaments - ANSWER ✓ connect the joint at both sides; they give
medial and lateral stability and prevent dislocation.
14.tibiotalar joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of the tibia, fibula, and talus
15.Where does lengthening of the bone occur? - ANSWER ✓ epiphyses, or
growth plates
16.What is the Ortolani's maneuver? - ANSWER ✓ Check the hips for
congenital dislocation. Should be done at every professional visit until the
infant is 1 year old. With the infant supine, flex the knees holding your
thumbs on the inner mid-thighs and your fingers outside on the hips
touching the greater trochanters. Adduct the legs until your thumbs touch.
Then gently lift and abduct, moving the knees apart and down so their lateral
aspects touch the table. This normally feels smooth and has no sound.
17.What is the Allis test? - ANSWER ✓ also is used to check for hip
dislocation by comparing leg lengths). Place the baby's feet flat on the table
and flex the knees up. Scan the tops of the knees; normally, they are at the
same elevation.
18.Polydactyly - ANSWER ✓ he presence of extra fingers or toes
19.Syndactyly - ANSWER ✓ webbing between adjacent fingers or toes
20.genu varum - ANSWER ✓ knees apart; bow-legged
21.genu valgum - ANSWER ✓ knees together; knock knees
22.osteoarthritis - ANSWER ✓ Noninflammatory, localized, progressive
disorder involving deterioration of articular cartilages and subchondral bone
and formation of new bone (osteophytes) at joint surfaces.
Complete Exam Questions with
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1. What is bone remodeling? - ANSWER ✓ cyclic process of bone resorption
and deposition
2. When does Rheumatoid arthritis stiffness and pain happen? - ANSWER ✓
morning
3. What are two tests that screen for carpal tunnel? - ANSWER ✓ Phalen's and
Tinel's
4. What is the special test for meniscal tears? - ANSWER ✓ McMurray Test
5. Metatarsus varus - ANSWER ✓ adduction and inversion of forefoot.
6. Glenohumeral joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of the humerus with the
glenoid fossa of the scapula
7. Elbow joint - ANSWER ✓ contains the three bony articulations of the
humerus, radius, and ulna of the forearm
8. radiocarpal joint - ANSWER ✓ is the articulation of the radius (on the
thumb side) and a row of carpal bones
9. hip joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation between the acetabulum and the
head of the femur
10.knee joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of three bones—the femur, the
tibia, and the patella (kneecap)—in one common articular cavity
, 11.Where is the largest synovial membrane in the body? - ANSWER ✓ knee
12.cruciate ligaments - ANSWER ✓ crisscross within the knee; they give
anterior and posterior stability and help control rotation.
13.collateral ligaments - ANSWER ✓ connect the joint at both sides; they give
medial and lateral stability and prevent dislocation.
14.tibiotalar joint - ANSWER ✓ the articulation of the tibia, fibula, and talus
15.Where does lengthening of the bone occur? - ANSWER ✓ epiphyses, or
growth plates
16.What is the Ortolani's maneuver? - ANSWER ✓ Check the hips for
congenital dislocation. Should be done at every professional visit until the
infant is 1 year old. With the infant supine, flex the knees holding your
thumbs on the inner mid-thighs and your fingers outside on the hips
touching the greater trochanters. Adduct the legs until your thumbs touch.
Then gently lift and abduct, moving the knees apart and down so their lateral
aspects touch the table. This normally feels smooth and has no sound.
17.What is the Allis test? - ANSWER ✓ also is used to check for hip
dislocation by comparing leg lengths). Place the baby's feet flat on the table
and flex the knees up. Scan the tops of the knees; normally, they are at the
same elevation.
18.Polydactyly - ANSWER ✓ he presence of extra fingers or toes
19.Syndactyly - ANSWER ✓ webbing between adjacent fingers or toes
20.genu varum - ANSWER ✓ knees apart; bow-legged
21.genu valgum - ANSWER ✓ knees together; knock knees
22.osteoarthritis - ANSWER ✓ Noninflammatory, localized, progressive
disorder involving deterioration of articular cartilages and subchondral bone
and formation of new bone (osteophytes) at joint surfaces.
