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1
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Posterior hip location presentation

A

Shortened internally rotated

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2
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Anterior hip dislocation presentation

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Lengthened externally rotated

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3
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Hip fracture presentation

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Shortened externally rotated

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4
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Anterior shoulder dislocation presentation

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Abduction and external rotation
Badge patch area sensory loss

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5
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Diagnose an acute rotator cuff tear

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MRI

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6
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Midshaft humerus nerve

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Radial

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7
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Distal humerus nerve

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Median

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8
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Nightstick fracture

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Ulnar shaft fracture from direct trauma
Conservative

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9
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Monteggia fracture and manage

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Prox ulna fracture, radial head subluxation
ORIF of shaft, CR of radial head

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10
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Galeazzi fracture and manage

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Radius fracture
Dislocation radioulnar joint
ORIF

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11
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Colles fracture and manage

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Distal radial fracture
FOOSH
Closed reduction
Open if intra-articular or displaced

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12
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Boxers fracture and manage

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5th metacarpal neck
Closed reduction and splint
Surgery if unstable

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13
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Femoral fracture increased incidence with

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Long term bisphosphonnates

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14
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Complication of femoral fracture?

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Fat emboli!

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15
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Valgus stress test

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Medial meniscus

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16
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Varus stress test

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Lateral meniscus

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17
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Diagnose knee ligament injuries

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MRI

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18
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Baker cyst rupture symptoms

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Calf pain acutely, tibial nerve palsy, crescent sign at medial malleolus

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19
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Ottawa Ankle rules

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Patient cannot walk 4 steps - xray
pain with palpation at malleolar zone and medial or lateral malleolus - xray
pain at mid foot and the navicular or proximal metatarsal

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20
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Saltar Harris Pediatric Fracture Class

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1: Growth plate but not compressed (Straight across)
2: Extends through metaphysis and physis (Above)
3: Physis and epiphysis (Lower)
4: Through all three
5: Rammed, Erased bone plate (compressed or crushed)

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21
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Long thoracic nerve does what

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Abduction above 90 degrees

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22
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Wrist finger thumb extension nerve

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Radial

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23
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Thumb opposition nerve

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Median

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24
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Finger abduction nerve

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Ulnar

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25
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What hand bone causes ulnar nerve palsy

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Hook of hamate

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26
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Biceps reflex nerve

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Musculocutaneous

27
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Axillary nerve action

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Abduction of arm after 15 degrees

28
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome nerve injury

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Tibial

29
Q

Enchondroma syndromes

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Ollier
Maffucci

30
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Moth eaten tumour

A

Chrondrosarcoma

31
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Caplan syndrome

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RA
Pneumoconiosis
Lung nodules

32
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DIP joint spared in

A

RA

33
Q

Decreased spine flexion test

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Shobers
AS

34
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Reactive arthritis follows

A

Campy
Shigella
Salmonella
Chlamydia

35
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Seronegative arthropathies

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PAIR

36
Q

Polymyositis always look for

A

MALIGNANCY

37
Q

Anti-histone

A

Drug induced SLE

38
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Anti-Sm

A

SLE

39
Q

Anti-smooth muscle

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AIH

40
Q

U1 RNP antibody

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Mixed connective tissue disease

41
Q

Crest syndrome

A

Calcinosis
Raynaud
Esophageal dysmotility
Sclerodactyly
Telangiectasia

42
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Presence of what antibody I nCREST is risk factor for renal crisis

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anti-RNA

43
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Drug induced SLE

A

Hydralazine
Procainamide
Isoniazid

44
Q

Libman Sacks Endocarditis

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Non-infectious vegetation in mitral valve associated with SLE and APS

45
Q

Neonatal SLE antibody

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Anti-Ro
HEART BLOCK!

46
Q

SLE can cause what false positive?

A

VDLR
RPR

47
Q

Reduction in active and passive shoulder ROM

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Adhesive capsulitis

48
Q

Impingement vs rotator cuff tear

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Impingement = normal range of motion but painful adduction and external rotation
Tear = weak and painful abduction and external rotation, drop arm sign in supraspinatus

49
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Volkman contracture

A

Supradondylar humerus fracture

50
Q

Carpal tunnel signs
+ Tinel at elbow

A

Pronator syndrome

51
Q

Dupuytren’s contracture

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Fibroblastic proliferation and deposition of collagen in the palmar fascia of the hand with progressive fibrosis
Type3 collagen

52
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AVN diagnosis

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Xray
if negative = MRI

53
Q

Osteochondiritis dissecans

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Adolescents subchondral bone detaches from underlying bone

54
Q

Pes anserinus pain syndrome

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Young adults in sports, anteroom,edial tibia

55
Q

Morton neuroma

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Neuropathic degeneration of nerves
Clicking sensation when palpating joint space

56
Q

Pseudogout more common in

A

Haemachromatosis
Hyperparathyroid

57
Q

Maintenance therapy in gout

A

Allopurinol and febuxostat

58
Q

Acute attack of gout treat

A

NSAIDS
Colchinine

59
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Mechanical LBP treatment

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DO NOT BED REST - STAY ACTIVE

60
Q

Herniated disc most common site

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L5/S1
2nd: L4/5

61
Q

L5 does

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Big toe dorsiflexion

62
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S1 does

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Plantarflexion

63
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