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1
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Which type of fractures are associated with compartment syndrome

A

Supracondylar
Tibial shaft fractures

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What imaging modality for osteomyelitis

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MRI: bone marrow edema, low signal T1 and high signal on fluid sensitive sequences

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3
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MC mechanism of ankle sprain

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Inversion

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4
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Clin f of compartment syndrome

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Pain - even on passive movement
Parasthesia
Pallor
Paralysis
Presence of pulse doesn’t r/o compartment syndrome

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5
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Spot diagnosis: firm and well circumscribed mass that transilluminates on the dorasal aspect of the wrist

A

ganglion cysts

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6
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Clin f of iliotibial band syndrome

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lateral knee pain in runners

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Clin f of meniscal tear

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rotation sporting injuries
delayed knee swelling
joint locking
reccurent spisodes of pain and effusion

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8
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What is the definitive mng of septic arthrits

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Arthroscopic washout/ debridement

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9
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What are the features of Leriche syndrome

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triad of symptoms in men: claudication of buttocks and thighs, atrophy of musculature of the legs, impotence due to L1 paralysis

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10
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Features of ACL rupture

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sports injury
twisting force to a bent knee
loud crack and pain and rapid jt swelling due to hemoarthrosis
poor healing

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11
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Features of PCL rupture

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hyperextension injuries
tibia lies back on femur
paradoxical ant drawer test

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12
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Features of MCL rupture

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Leg forced into valgus via force outside the leg
knee unstable when put into valgus

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Features of meniscal tear

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rotational sporting injuries
dalayed knee swelling
jt locking
recurrent ep of pain and effusion

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14
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Features of chondromalacia patellae

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teenage girls following injury to knee
pain going downstairs or on rest
tenderness, quadriceps wasting

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15
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features of patellar dislocation

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traumatic primary event-> direct trauma or severe contraction of quadriceps with knee stretched in valgus and ER
RF: genu valgum, tibial torsion, high riding patellar
XR: skyline

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16
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Features of patellar fracture

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Direct blow - undisplaced fragments and avulsion fracture

17
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Features of tibial plataeu fracture

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In the elderly
Knee, forced into vargus/ valgus but knee fractures before ligament ruptures
Varus = affects medial plataeu
Valgus = affects lateral plataeu - depressed fracture

18
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How to manage pregnancy induced carpal tunnel

A
  1. wrist splint, activity mods, hand and wrist exercises
19
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Pt profile for discitis

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IVDU and infective endocarditis

20
Q

Clin F of discitis

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back pain
systemic: fevers, rigors
neuro features

21
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Causes of discitis

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bacterial- mc= staph aureus
viral
TB
aseptic - spondyloarthropathies, RA, gout/ psueudogout

22
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discitis mng

A

assess for endocarditis with transthoracic/ transesophageal echo
6-8 weeks IVABX

23
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Which late sign of compartment syndrome indicates poor prognosis

A

Pulselessness

24
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How long to continue DAPT for after insertion of drug eluting stent

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6mo - longer term tx are ass with increased risk of bleeding and non cardiac deaths

25
Which BV is MC injured in displaced supracondylar fractures of humerus
brachial artery
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first step/ next step after discovered neurovascular compromise secondary to fracture
anatomical reduction
27
What ouccurs to the action potentional of sensory and motor axons in carpal tunnel
action potential prolongation
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Mng of intracapsular NOF fracture for pts with good premorbid status
internal fiation
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mng of displaced hip fractures
hemiarthroplasty or total hip replaceemnt for all pts
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Acute painful knee joint in the absence of trauma should be assumed to be:
septic arthritis until proven otherwise
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mng of stable, undisplaced pubic rami fracture
early mobilisation adequate analgesia