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this degree sprain may result in joint instability and are differentiated by second degree sprain by stress testing.
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| this degree tendon tear disrupts muscle function. |
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| this type of injury often involves acromioclavicular joint, proxima interphalangeal joint, knee or ankle. |
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| second degree strains are very painful when |
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the muscles can not move the bone normally attatched to it by the tendon; a tendon defect may be palpable.
in what degree tendon tear? |
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| diagnosis is by phyical examination and sometimes MRI or arthroscopy. Treatment is RICE and for some injuries, casting or sugical repain. |
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| sprains, strain, tendon tears. |
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| treatment includes, analgesics, immobilization, and for some 3rd degree degree sprains and tendon tears, surgical repair. |
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| analgesics, immobilization, and or surgical repair |
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| pain, swelling, deformity, and inability to move. diagnosis is by plain x rays. |
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| treament is usually closed reduction as soon as possible; it requires sedation and alalgesia, or occasionally, general anesthesia. Neurovascular asestment is done before and after reduction. If closed reduction is innfective, open reduction is necessary. |
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| a complete separation of the bone ends that normally articulate to form a joint. |
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| what is the most commonly dislocated joint? |
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| increased tissue pressure within a closed fascial space, resulting in tissue ischemia. |
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| the earliest symptom is pain out of proportion to the severity of injury. |
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diagnosis is by measuring compartmental pressure.
treatment fasciotomy. |
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| diagnosis is by clinical criteria and by plain xrays. |
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| treatment involves analgesics, immobilization, and sometimes surgery. |
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