clinical and basic science of trauma Flashcards

1
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open fracture

A

any disruption in skin associated with fracture

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2
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comminuted fracture

A

Multiple fragments = higher energy of injury

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3
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Ligament injury

A

sprain

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4
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strain

A

Muscle injury (usually at musculotendinous junction

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5
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goals of fracture care

A

relieve pain

restore function

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6
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4 R’s of fracture treatment

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  1. Recognition of the fracture
  2. Reduction of the fracture
  3. Retention of the fracture reduction
  4. Rehabilitation of the injured limb
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7
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external fixation pros and cons

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Advantages: avoids site of injury, early patient mobilization, adjustable

Disadvantage: infection at pin sites

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8
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management of open fractures

A

Tetanus
IV antibiotics
Urgent operative debridement

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9
Q

fractures in children heal ___ rapidly

A

more

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10
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remodeling is more extensive the ____ the child

A

younger

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11
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remodeling is more extensive the close the injury is to the

A

physis

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12
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if ____ is injured, growth may cause deformity and limb length discrepancy

A

physis

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