Exam 1- Fracture Review Flashcards

1
Q

How Quickly do we Expect this Fracture to Heal up?

A

Rapidly

*Young Animal

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2
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Describe this Fracture

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Transverse Fracture of Radius with Caudal Displacement

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3
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How Quickly do we Expect this Fracture to Heal once it is Stable?

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6-8 weeks

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4
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Salter Harris Type I and Type V

*Young Dog that is Limping. Radiographs are Done and Everything looks Normal- Recommend Taking Radiographs 2-3 weeks later to Check the growth plates again

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5
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Skewer Pin

*Used on Short Oblique Fractures

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6
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What Immobilization Method is Recommended?

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Surgical Fixation- DCP, LCP

External Skeletal Fixator

*Comminuted Fracture- Likelyhood that it will Collapse is Higher

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7
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What Degree of Activity is Present at the Fracture?

Is there Any Evidence of Bone Healing?

A

Yes- there is a Small Amount of Bone Callus Formation

*This is 6 weeks Later- You would expect it to be Healed. Clearly the Fracture is not Stable

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8
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Long Oblique

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9
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If using DCP Plate to Repair the Fracture. What Plating Mode would we use?

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Bridging Mode

*Try to get the Bone Fragments as Reduced as Possible

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10
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A

Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis

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11
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Pin and Tension Band

*Common Fracture that we See in Young Dogs

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12
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If we use a Pin and Tension Band to Secure this Fracture, is there Any concern for Future Growth/Function of the Limb?

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Yes- Concerned about Injury at the Level of the Physis

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13
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What term Describes the Placement of this Screw?

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Lag Screw

*Screw is Placed Perpendicular to the Fracture line which allows us to Compress across the Fracture Line

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14
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Describe the Fracture

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Right Lateral Humural Condyle Fracture with Proximal and Lateral Displacement

*This type of Fracture is seen VERY commonly

*Salter Harris Type IV

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15
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What Fixation options is/are Recommended?

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Surgical Repair- DCP

External Coaptation- Cast (Non Comminuted Transverse Fracture)

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16
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Yield Point

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17
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Alignment

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19
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Know what Salter Harris Type III Fracture Looks Like **

*Type III- Through the Physis and down through the Epiphysis

20
Q
A

Osteomyelitis/Sequestrum

21
Q
A

Articular Fractures

22
Q

Why is External Coaptation not Recommended for this Type of Fracture?

A

Fracture Involves a Joint Surface (Articular Fracture)

23
Q
A

Osteosarcoma

Osteomyelitis

24
Q
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External Skeletal Fixator

*Allows you to have Access to the Wound

25
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What type of Repair must be achieved? What are the Complications that would accompany a Poor Repair?

A

What must be Achieved- Anatomical Reduction (Articular Fracture)

Complications- Degenerative Joint Disease, Joint Immobility

26
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Perpendicular

27
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Spiral

28
Q

Describe the Fracture

A

Closed Right Transverse Comminuted Radial and Ulnar Fracture with Lateral Displacement

29
Q
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Pin Tract Morbidity/Drainage/Infection

30
Q

True/False: An Intramedullary Nail would be best for Fracture Fixation

A

False

*Radius is Fractured- Don’t ever put an Intramedullary Nail in the Radius

31
Q

How would you Describe this Fracture?

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Closed Left Tibial Avulsion Fracture

*Salter Harris Type 1 Fracture- Across the Physis

32
Q

What type of Fixation is Recommended?

A

Surgery- DCP

External Skeletal Fixator

*This Fracture is a Delayed Union- Using a Cast/Splint will NOT Work

33
Q
A

Incomplete (Greenstick)

34
Q
A

Neutralizing Plate

35
Q
A

Quadriceps Contracture

36
Q
A

Intramedullary Pin

Interlocking Nail

37
Q

What Immobilization/Fixation Method is Recommended for this Fracture?

A

Pin and Tension Band

38
Q
A

70%

39
Q
A

>/= 0.5 cm

40
Q
A

Cefazolin

*Want to Prevent Staphyloccous from Getting into the Wound- Staph is the #1 Bug that is on the Skin

41
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Core Diameter