2010 SAQ Flashcards

1
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List the 4 Stages of Perilunate Instability

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  • scapholunate dissociation or scaphoid fracture
  • capitolunate dislocation
  • lunotriquetrial dissociation or triquetral fracture
  • lunate dislocation
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List the 7 CanMeds Components

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“Please Help Me Memorize Stupid Canmeds Crap”

  • professional
  • health advocate
  • medical expert
  • manager
  • scholar
  • communicator
  • collaborator
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3
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List the 4 Types of Neural Tube Defects

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  • spina bifida occulta
  • spina bifida cystica:
  • meningeocele
  • myelomeningeocele
  • myeloschisis
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4
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List stages of Keinboch’s

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  • I: changes evident only on MRI
  • II: ­ sclerosis on plain radiographs
  • IIIA: lunate collapse and/or fragmentation w/o carpal instability
  • i.e. normal ­ radioscahpoid angle / no fixed rotation of schapoid
  • IIIB: lunate collapse and fragmentation with carpal instability
  • radioscaphoid angle > 60° = fixed roration of scaphoid
  • IV: pancarpal arthritis
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5
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Most reliable sign of DDH in 8 month old

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  • leg length discrepancy (+ve Galezzi / Allis)
  • decrease ABduction
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6
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4 Blocks to reduction of DDH

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  • extra-articular: iliopsoas, Adductor longus
  • intra-articular: capsule, inverted labrum, ligamentum teres, pulvinar, transverse acetabular ligament
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7
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70 yr old male with CR TKA (120 Degrees pre-op) now with NO pain, Flexion of 75 degrees and full extension. Infection ruled out. List 4 causes for this.

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  • femoral component too big
  • insufficient tibial posterior slope
  • non-compliant w/ post op rehab
  • inappropriate balancing (PCL too tight)
  • lack of posterior condyle resection
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8
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List Common causes of AVN (three) - You were given an obvious xray with AVN in 45 yr old.

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direct causes

  • trauma
  • irradiation
  • hematologic d/c (leukemia, lymphoma)
  • cytotoxins
  • dysbaric ON (Caisson disease)
  • Gaucher disease
  • Sickle cell disease / trait

indirect causes

  • EtOH abuse
  • “immune deficiency” conditions
  • corticosteroids
  • organ transplant
  • HIV

systemic conditions

  • renal failure
  • systemic lupus erythematosus

blood conditions

  • thrombophilia
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9
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70 yr old with cemented THA, 1 yr history of thigh pain and periprosthetic fracture. List 3 factors important in the surgical management

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  • work up for infection
  • Vancouver classification!
  • location of fracture
  • implant stability
  • remaining bone stock
  • pre-op medical optimization
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List 4 Indications for percutaneous pinning of distal radius in a child

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  • inability to obtain a reduction
  • inability to maintain a reduction (i.e. loss of reduction)
  • ipsilateral radius and elbow fracture / multi-trauma
  • displaced intra-articular fractures (SH III/VI)
  • soft tissue compromised
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50 yr old female with 2 week history of inability to extend 4th and 5th fingers. List 3 common causes in a Rheumatoid patient

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  • extensor tendon rupture (Vaughn Jackson syndrome)
  • sagittal band rupture with subluxation of extensor tendon at MCP joint
  • PIN palsy (compression at the RC joint)
  • MCP dislocation (volar, volar plate atteniuation)
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12
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Describe the Leadbetter manoeuvre.

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  • flex the hip to 90 deg, w/ slight adduction, and apply traction in line with the femur;
  • maintaining traction, apply internal rotation to 45
  • slight abduction and full extension, while maintaining traction and internal rotation
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13
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3 sites of compression in radial tunnel syndrome

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“FREAS’D”

  • fibrous bands from radiocapitellar joint
  • recurrent leash of henry
  • ECRB
  • Arcade of Frohse
  • Supinator
  • Distal edge of supinator
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14
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Name 3 main lateral elbow stabilizers

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  • static stabilizers:
  • LUCL
  • radiocapitellar joint
  • common extensor tendon origin
  • dynamic stabilizers
  • Anconius
  • brachialis
  • biceps
  • triceps

remember:

  • 1° stabilizers of elbow: UH articulation, ant band of MCL, LUCL
  • 2° stabilizers of elbow: RC articulation, flexor pronator origin, common extensor origin
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15
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What is the most important of these lateral structures

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LUCL

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16
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45 yr old male with pure ligamentous instability after dislocation on lateral side. What is the management of this ?

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  • anatomic reconstruction of the LUCL with autograft
17
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There are static and dynamic stabilizers of the DRUJ - List 5 soft-tissue stabilizers

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  • ECU tendon sheath
  • IOM
  • TFCC
  • pronator quadratus
  • DRUJ capsule
18
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components of TFCC

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  • volar and dorsal radio-ulnar ligaments
  • two disc-carpal ligaments: disc-lunate, disc-triquetral
  • central articular disc
19
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10 yr old male with X-ray of foot with medial pain. Obvious accessory navicular. List 2 initial treatments

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  • immobilization (brace/cast)
  • activity modification
  • anti-inflammatories
20
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10 year old with tarsal coalition with ankle sprains and problems running. List 2 initial treatments.

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  • immobilization (accommodative orthosis / brace / AFO / cast)
  • activity modification
  • NSAIDs
21
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Ottawa ankle rules

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  1. inability to bear weight
  2. medial or lateral malleolus point tenderness
  3. 5MT base tenderness
  4. navicular tenderness
22
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prevention techniques in athletes with prior sprains includes

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  • semirigid orthosis
  • evertor muscle (peroneals) strengthening
  • proprioception exercises
  • season long prevention program
23
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Radiographic finding in PTTI

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AP foot

  • increased talonavicular uncoverage
  • increased talo-first metatarsal angle (Simmon angle)

seen in stages II-IV

weight bearing lateral foot

increased talo-first metatarsal angle (Meary angle)

  • angles >4° indicate pes planus

seen in stages II-IV

decreased calcaneal pitch

  • normal angle is between 17-32°
  • indicates loss of arch height

decreased medial cuneiform-floor height

  • indicates loss of arch height

subtalar arthritis

  • seen in stages III and IV

ankle mortise

talar tilt due to deltoid insufficiency

  • seen in stage IV