20 Flashcards

1
Q

out of hours protocol for open fractures

A

photograph injury

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2
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how to management acute rotator cuff tears

A
  • early surgical repair
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3
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presentation of polymyalgia rheumatica

A
  • sudden onset shoulder +/- pelvic girdle stiffness
  • malaise
  • fever
  • weight loss
  • depression
  • arthralgia
  • synovitis
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4
Q

describe Paget disease of bone

A

impaired bone replacement. osteoclasts destroying bone quicker than osteoblasts can make bone

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5
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SUFE investigations

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lateral view plain x-rays

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6
Q

what occurs 2-3 weeks after open nerve injury

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distal portion of nerve undergoes Wallerian degeneration 2-3 weeks after injury

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7
Q

investigations for lumbar disc prolapse

A

MRI

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8
Q

haemangioma

A

benign vascular tissue tumour

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9
Q

common causes antalgic gate

A
  • spinter
  • sprained ankle/ foot
  • OA
  • tendonitis
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10
Q

describe Wegners granunomatosis

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necrotising granulomatous inflammation affecting predominantly small to medium vessls

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11
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epidemiology pauciarticular JIA type 2

A

8-9

boys

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12
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epidemiology pauciarticular JIA type 3

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any age
FH psoriasis
girls

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13
Q

management of type II and III osteochondral lesion

A

drilling/ fixing

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14
Q

symptoms femeroacetabular lesion

A

groin pain worse with flexion
block to movement
pain squatting/ lunging

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15
Q

management plantar fibromatosis

A
  • avoid pressure
  • excision
  • radiotherapy
  • combination of above
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16
Q

most common organisms chronic osteomyelitis

A

staph aureus
ecoli
strep pyogenes

17
Q

describe extrusion lumbar disc prolapse

A

nucleus pulposes through annulus fibrosis but in continuity

18
Q

differential diagnosis acute osteomyelitis

A
acute septic arthritis
acute inflammatory arthritis
trauma
transient syncvitis
haemophilia
sickle cell crisis 
rheumatic fever
19
Q

what is perthes disease

A

blood supply to HOF is temporarily disrupted, causing avascular necrosis

20
Q

define osteogenesis imperfecta type III

A

progressive deformity with severe bone dysplasia and poor growth
sclera blue/ grey
antenatal fractures in many

21
Q

rheumatic causes osteoporosis

A
  • RA
  • ankylosing spondylitis
  • polymyalgia rheumatica
22
Q

describe lumbar disc prolapse

A

annulus fibrosis tears, nucleus pulposes prolapses