9 Flashcards

1
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management of open nerve injury

A
  • direct repair
  • nerve grafting
    <3 days clean and sharp
    <3 weeks blunt/ contusion
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2
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most common causes of anterior shoulder dislocation

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fall with outstretched arm

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3
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angiosarcoma

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malignant vascular tissue tumour

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4
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lipoma

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benign adipose tissue tumour

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5
Q

cause of lateral recess stenosis

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normally due to disc prolapse

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6
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cast time greenstick forearm fracture

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4-6 weeks

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7
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phocomelia

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some long bone absence

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8
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presentation transient synovitis

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pain in hip on affected side
limping
slightly unwell
apyrexial

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9
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Antabuse

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makes alcoholics sick if they have a drink

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10
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typical pathway of acute osteomyelitis

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  1. metaphysics
  2. vascular stasis
  3. acute inflammation
  4. suppuration
  5. release of pressure
  6. bone necrosis
  7. new bone formation
  8. resolution
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11
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describe type III B open #

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high energy, extensive soft tissue damage,
severe fracture (comminution, displacement), wound >10cm;
any gunshot, farm accident, segmental fracture, bone loss, severe crush injury, marine

  • periosteal stripping
  • extensive muscle damage
  • heavy contamination
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12
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urgent criteria for open #

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polytraumatised
marine/ farmyard
neurovascular compromise
gross contamination
compartment syndrome
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13
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define dislocation

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complete joint disruption

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14
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management dislocations

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  • reduction
  • analgesia
  • muscle relaxant
  • may need more than 1 person to provide enough traction
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15
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presentation cauda equina syndrome

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triad of:

  • shooting pain down both legs
  • saddle numbness/ paraesthesia
  • bladder/ bowel dysfunction
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16
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causes of closed nerve injury

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usually stretching of the nerves

17
Q

symptoms sciatica

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pain radiating down leg from lower back
stabbing/ burning/ shooting
paraethesia
numb
weak
18
Q

what is spondolisthesis

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when one of the bones in your spine slips out of position

19
Q

causes of sciatica

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slipped disc
spinal stenosis
spondylolisthesis
back injury

20
Q

is golfer elbow medial or lateral elbow

A

medial

21
Q

causes of frozen shoulder

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idiopathic
trauma
cardiac surgery
thyroid conditions are a risk factor

22
Q

management subacromial impingement

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subacromial steroid injection
physio
arthroscopic subacromial decompression