Class 20 & 21 Flashcards

1
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Occult fracture

A

hidden/not noticeable on X-ray. Hip is a common site

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2
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Open (compound) fracture

A

open to the environment

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3
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Pathological fracture

A

related to another disease and requires less force than normal

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4
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Comminuted (segmented) fracture

A

in pieces

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5
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Greenstick fracture

A

partial fracture - does not break all the way through

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6
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Hematogenous infection

A

infection from elsewhere in the body that travelled through the blood stream and into the bone. Does not originate in the bone.

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7
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Contiguous infection

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originates in the bone

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8
Q

In osteomyelitis, lifting of the periosteum due to swelling causes?

A

disrupted blood supply to the underlying bone

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9
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Sequestreum

A

necrosis and death of the infected bone. It is trapped.

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10
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Involucrum

A

Osteoblasts lay down new bone around the dead bone

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11
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Compartment syndrome

A

Excessive edema causes increased pressure in a compartment. This compromises circulation and damages nerves and muscles in the compartment

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12
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Manifestations of compartment syndrome

A
  • numbness
  • limb very pale
  • no pulse
  • pain
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13
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Osteoporosis

A

decreased bone mass and increased porosity of the skeleton

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14
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Pathophysiology of osteoporosis

A

imbalance between bone reabsorption and breakdown. There is more breakdown than there is formation

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15
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Osteoarthritis

A

progressive disruption of the smooth articular cartilage. There is less cartilage so bones rub on each other and fragments break off

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16
Q

RA

A
  • autoimmune disorder
  • systemic
  • inflammatory damage of the synovial membrane
17
Q

Pannus

A

stiff scar tissue that forms in RA

18
Q

Which systemic signs are seen in RA and not OA?

A
  • fever
  • fatigue
  • weight loss
  • general aching and stiffness
19
Q

Boggy swelling, swan neck deformity and ulnar deviation is common with?

A

RA

20
Q

Clubfoot (congenital equinovarus)

A

The heels are turned in (varus) and toes are pointed down/plantar flexed (equinus)

21
Q

Developmental hip dysplasia

A

femoral head and acetabulum are not properly realigned

22
Q

What is the first stage of bone healing?

A

Hematoma formation

23
Q

What is the second stage of bone healing?

A

soft callus

24
Q

What is the third stage of bone healing?

A

hard callus

25
Q

What is the final stage of bone healing?

A

Bone remodelling

26
Q

Kyphosis is a manifestation of?

A

osteoporosis

27
Q

Complications of immobility

A
  • disuse atrophy
  • imbalance in muscle strength
  • contractures
  • loss of bone mass
28
Q

Osteoarthritis is a disorder of the?

A

cartilage

29
Q

RA is a disorder of the?

A

synovial membrane

30
Q

Affects ligaments

A

sprain

31
Q

Affects tendons

A

strains