1
Q
What is a hemiplegic gait?
A
Fixed plantarflexion and knee extension which means patient must circumduct leg.
Caused by stroke
2
Q
What is a parkinsonism gait?
A
Shuffling gait, reduced arm swining
3
Q
What is an ataxic gait?
A
Broad based, slow and staggering
Associated with midline cerebellar disease
4
Q
What is a neuropathic gait?
A
High stepping gait due to weakness of distal limb muscles. Caused by damage to peripheral nerves
5
Q
Dmanage to what nerve causes a foot drop?
A
Common peroneal nerve
6
Q
What is a myopathic gait?
A
Occurs due to weak hip abductors so pelvis tilts to unsupported side
7
Q
What is an antalgic gait?
A
Patient limping due to pain
OSCE Revision
flashcards
Decks in class (44)
# Cards
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Anaemia10
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Respiratory Exam Theory16
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ECG revision26
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Jaundice15
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Heart Murmurs4
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Endocrine15
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ABGs7
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MSK13
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Urea and Electrolytes9
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Antiarrhythmics10
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Pharmacological Treatment of Hypertension9
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Fluids8
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Cranial Nerves14
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Stroke and Epilepsy20
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Brachial Plexus Injuries3
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Cerebellum2
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Renal16
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Cardiology14
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Gastroenterology18
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Respiratory15
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Neurological Exam10
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FAST Examination11
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Arthritis6
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Sexually Transmitted Infections7
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U+Es and LFTs Nearpod15
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Immediate life support5
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ECG 2 Revision4
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Full Blood Counts20
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Liver Function Tests8
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Cerebellar + Neuro Exams12
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CSF Interpretation12
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Back Pain14
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Headaches12
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Gait7
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Asthma12
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Dermatology Terminology7
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Ascites Fluid Interpretation8
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Pleural Fluid Analysis9
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Trauma Radiology21
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Tiredness History4
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Fever history5
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Management of Common Presentations18
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HRT Counselling5
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Coagulation screen6
