Anatomy Flashcards

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What are the small bones at the base of the toe (which can also be on other digits) called

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Sesamoid bones

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What is the name of the space below the patella which can be both bright or subtracted on MRI

What is the clinical significance

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Hoffmann’s fat pad

Can become damaged and painful and lead to impingement

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What is a hill Sachs lesion

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Compression fracture of the posteriolateral head of the humerus in anterior dislocation

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What is a Bankart lesion

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Fracture of anterior glenoid associated with anterior dislocation

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What is the ossification centre order of development in the paediatric elbow

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CRITOL

C - capitellum
R - radial head
I - internal epicondyle
T - trochlear
O - olecranon
L - lateral epicondyle
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What is a galeazzi fracture

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Radial fracture and ulnar dislocation

Glasgow Rangers
Manchester United

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What is a Monteggia fracture

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Ulnar fracture and radial dislocation

Manchester United
Glasgow Rangers

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What is the cup shaped carpal bone which is best assessed on lateral imaging

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Lunate bone

Capitate bone sits on top in normal anatomy

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What is the Garden classification

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Grading system from intracapsular NOF fractures

I - incomplete undisplaced
II - complete undisplaced
III - complete and incompletely displaced
IV - complete displaced

1,2 Screw
3,4 Austin Moor

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What site on the pelvic bone can be avulsed by the rectus femoris muscle in athletes

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Anterior inferior iliac spine

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What does a liphaemarthrosis indicate when compared to a effusion

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More strongly indicates a fracture

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What is a Segond fracture

What is the clinical significance

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Tibial avulsion fracture cursed by stress through the lateral collateral ligament.

90% are associated with damage to the cruciate ligaments

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What is a Jones fracture

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Horizontal fracture through the fifth metatarsal bone

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What ligament can cause an avulsion of the base of the fifth metatarsal and what is the mechanism

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Peroneous Brevis ligament generated through foot inversion (check)

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What is Bohler’s angle

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It is formed by the intersection of 1) a line from the highest point of the posterior articular facet to the highest point of the posterior tuberosity, and 2) a line from the former to the highest point on the anterior articular facet. An angle < 20° suggests a depression of posterior facet and possible calcaneal fracture.

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What is a Lisfranc injury

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Lateral slip of the metatarsal bones. There should be perfect alignment between the tarsal and metatarsal bones