Exam 2 Pt. 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the MC forearm fx

A

both bones

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2
Q

what is MC forearm fx in child 6-10

A

Torus fx

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3
Q

what is Monteggia fx

A

radius dislocates and proximal 1/3 of ulna fx. MC occurs from FOOSH

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4
Q

what is Galezzia Fx

A

fx of radius and dislocation of ulna

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5
Q

Greenstick fx MC occurs in

A

kids less than 10yrs
Force is greater than torus fx
fx of convex side, concave is intact

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6
Q

Torus fx is best depicted in

A

the lateral view
FOOSH injury
MC kids 6-10

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7
Q

Torus fx is

A

bulging of the cortex of the radius

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8
Q

Colles fx is

A

fx of the radius 1 in above the carpals with posterior displacement of fragment
MC in Elderly
FOOSH injury

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9
Q

Dinner fork deformity is found in

A

Colles fx

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10
Q

Smith’s fx

A

fx of radius 1/2in above carpals with anterior displacement

Fall on backside of hand

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11
Q

Bartons fx

A

fx of rim of radius rim with carpal dislocation
results in FOOSH in elderly
Motorcycle accidents in young
Lateral view is best

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12
Q

Hutchinson’s fx

A

avulsion fx of the radial styloid process
AKA Chauffer’s fx
Best scene in P-A view

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13
Q

what is MC dislocation of wrist

A

Perilunate

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14
Q

Triquetral Fx is viewed only from

A

lateral x-ray

2nd MC fx carpal

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15
Q

Perilunate dislocation mc also has

A

scaphoid fx 75% of the time

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16
Q

the ‘pie sign’ is seen with

A

lunate dislocation on P-A wrist view

17
Q

what is the “Terry Thomas Sign”

A

> 4mm gap of scaphoid

FOOSH

18
Q

“ring sign” is seen with

A

Scaphoid subluxation

19
Q

Boxers/bar room fx

A

neck of the metacarpals fx

20
Q

Baseball/Mallet finger is

A

avulsion of extensor tendon at insertion

21
Q

MC injury to 1st metacarpal

A

Bennetts fx
oblique fx at the base
Abductor pollicis longus

22
Q

Gamekeepers/ skiers thumb

A

disruption of ulnar collateral ligament

Require’s stress views for xray

23
Q

MC dislocation of the hips

A

Posterior 85-90%

24
Q

Posterior hip dislocation happens from

A

Leg is superior, internally rotated and ADDucted

Leg in flexion

25
Q

anterior hip dislocation

A

often associated with femoral head fx

Femur head may go SUP or INF, INF MC

26
Q

MC hip fx is

A

Subcapital, which is a intracapsular hip fx

27
Q

Femoral shaft fx

A

usually sever violence

MC form is transverse fx of the mid shaft