Boards 2018 Flashcards

1
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Facts about patella tension bands:

A
  • > 50% hardware removal rate
  • 30% extensor lag
  • 25% with persistent quad weakness
  • 1mm articular incongruity associated with quad weakness post op
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2
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Meniscus tears in setting of tibial plateau fractures:

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  • most commonly lateral, Schatzker 2

- eval under direct visualization using submeniscal arthrotomy

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3
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What structure blocks reduction of the Stener lesion

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  • Adductor pollicis

- Ulnar nerve innervates this

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4
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These alternative meds inhibit platelet function:

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  • garlic
  • ginkgo biloba
  • ginseng
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5
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Most common bleeders in pelvic trauma:

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venous plexus > SGA >Obt a > Pudendal a

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6
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This complication is associated with TSA for proximal humerus fracture with concomitant rotator cuff tear?

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Glenoid component loosening

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7
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What is the msot likely cause of pain and dysfunction after a talar neck fracture dislocation?

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Subtalar osteoarthritis

- NOT osteonecrosis of the talus

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8
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Second generation vs First generation femoral nails:

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second generation nails can utilize a cephalic lag screw

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9
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Damage control principles with a closed head injury:

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  • DCO is appropriate to minimzie blood losses and allow the brain injury to equilibrate
  • do an Ex-fix for long bone fractures
  • Cerebral perfusion pressures should remain >70mmHg
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10
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Most common complication of non-op displaced midshaft clavicle fractures?

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nonunion

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11
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Coverage of Pseudomonas after a puncture wound?

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Give a fluoroquinolone

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12
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Interpreting Kocher’s criteria for pediatric septic hip:

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0 = 0.3%
1 = 3%
2 = 40%
3 = 93.1%
4 = 96%
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13
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Deformity that can result from pediatric femoral shaft fractures?

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Recurvatum deformity

- due to injury to the proximal tibial physis from trauma OR traction pin placement

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14
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LEAP Study Data on Amps vs Salvage:

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  • satisfaction at 7 years is similar between groups
  • return to work is similar betwen groups
  • amputation costs are 3x salvage costs
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15
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Risk factors for AVN following femoral neck fracture

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  • young patients
  • high energy mechanism of injury

NOT Risk factors:

  • time to fixation >24 hours
  • ipsilateral femoral shaft fracture
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16
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Dabigatran

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Xa, direct thrombin inhibitor

- renally excreted

17
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Rivaroxaban (xarelto)

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direct Xa thrombin inhibitor

- once daily dosing

18
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Apixaban (Eliquis)

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Xa inhibitor, direct

not approved for VTE ppx

19
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How is calcium phosphate resobred?

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via osteoclast-mediated degradation