Exam II Flashcards
This osteotomy has a 4-5 cm cut into proximal diaphyseal bone
Off-set V
with this osteotomy, you need to worry about the nutrient artery being severed
a. MAU
b. Ludloff
c. Scarf
d. Hohman
e. Off-Set V
C. Scarf
The MAU osteotomy is cut how?
a. dorsal proximal to plantar distal
b. dorsal distal to proximal plantar
B
This osteotomy is the exact opposite of the MAU
a. Hohman
b. Ludloff
c. Scarf
d. Off-Set V
e. MAU
b. Ludloff
This osteotomy utilizes a trapezoidal closing wedge and is intrinsically unstable
a. Ludloff
b. Scarf
c. Off-Set V
d. Hohman
D. Hohman
What is the advantage of the modified Mau?
No extension into the TMJ!
What procedure is best done on a pateint w a previous bunion surgery?
MAU
What motion occurs in the transverse / perpendicular axis?
a. transverse motion
b. frontal motion
c. sagittal motion
C. sagittal
What is the normal ROM of the first ray?
a. 20 mm ROM; 10 mm up 10 mm down
b. 15 mm ROM; 5 mm up 5 mm down
c. 25 mm ROM; 5 mm up 5 mm down
d. 5 mm ROM; 5 mm up 5 mm down
B
Pain with NO crepitation of the MTPJ usually indicates?
a. articular distruction
b. degenerative joint disease
c. Synovitis
d. none of the above
C. synovitis
A deviated jont condition:
a. has parallel PASA and DASA
b. has PASA and DASA bisecting inside the joint
c. has PASA and DASA bisecting outside the joint
d.
C. outside the joint
You would use the procedure to just shorten the proximal phalanx and compression
Sagittal Z
What procedure would you do for an elongated proximal phalanx with a high HI?
a. proximal akin
b. distal akin
c. cylindrical akin
d. oblique akin
e. sagittal Z
cylindrical akin
This is a modification of the reverdin to strictly protect hte sesamoids:
a. reverdin laird
b. reverdin todd
c. reverdin green
d. reverdin
C.
This is a minimally invasive surgery used to correct a positive met protrusion of +4/+5 and an IM of less than 15.
a. hohmann
b. mitchell
c. wilson
d. drato
e. reverdin green
C. wilson
