Common Dislocations Flashcards

1
Q

What nerve can be damaged in a shoulder dislocation?

A

axillary

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2
Q

What is the immediate management for a shoulder dislocation?

A

anterior - neuromuscular assessment and open reduction

posterior - reduction under sedation

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3
Q

what does a lightbulb sign on an x-ray indicate?

A

posterior shoulder dislocation

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4
Q

how is an elbow dislocation managed?

A

closed reduction under sedation. 2 weeks in sling and rehab

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5
Q

how are dislocations of the interphalangeal joints managed?

A

closed reduction under digital or metacarpal block. 2 weeks in neighbour strapping. volar slab in edinburgh position is unstable

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6
Q

what is torn along with a dislocation of the patella

A

medial patella femoral ligament

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7
Q

how is a patella dislocation managed?

A

reduce with the knee in extension. brace. physio

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8
Q

what stuff can potentially be damaged in a knee dislocation

A

popliteal artery/vein

peroneal nerve

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9
Q

how is a knee dislocation managed

A

reduction under sedation
stabilise in splint or external fixation
knee surgery - vascular repair (6 hours window), nerve repair

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10
Q

what nerve can be damaged in a hip dislocation

A

sciatic

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11
Q

what is the management for a hip dislocation

A

urgent reduction

stabilise in traction if required

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