foal orthopaedics Flashcards

1
Q

what is septic synovitis

A

> 20*10^9 nucleated cells/L
80% neutrophils
tp >30-35g/L

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2
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Prognosis fair to good

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rapid treatment
single joint
no bone involvement
systemically well

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3
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guarded to grave prognosis

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long time between dx and tx
>1 joint involved
bone involvement–>epiphyseal or phseal
concurrent systemic illness–>fpt, neonatal hypoxia, immune deficiency

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4
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valgus

A

lateral deviation

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5
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varus

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medial deviation

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6
Q

if cannot straighten limb manually

A

bone

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7
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if can straighten the limb manually

A

dysmature
peri-articular laxity

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8
Q

Carpus and fetlock rads

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dorsopalmar

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9
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tarus rads

A

DP and lateromedial

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10
Q

incomplete ossification of carpal bones

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high risk of crushing injury to cuboidal bones
restricted exercise
bandage with splint–>light, digit not within splint
repeat rads every 2 wks
balanced nutrition

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11
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peri-articular laxity

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controlled exercise to strengthen peri-articular soft tissues
-careful with banaging
-usually resolves unless sytemic probs

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12
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acquired ald

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imbalanced nutrition–>excessive energy (grain, concs), mineral imbalnce(lack of cu, excessive zn)
genetics
trauma
damage to growth cartilage leads to abnormal/asymeetric growth. Overload opposite limb

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13
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treating ALD

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depends on aetiology of ald, age, joint involvement, severity, concomitant probs

conservative–>limit exercise, bandage, splints, corrective hoof trimming, limit mare and foal nutrition

surgery–>growth acceleration, growth retardation

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14
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treating valgus

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lower lateral, so raise medial

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15
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treating varus

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lower medial so raise lateral

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16
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surgically treating ALD

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always with conservative–>hoof balance, restrict diet, rest
stimulate growth on concave side to elevate periosteum
-perform early during rapid growth
-just proximal to physis
-do not over correct
retard growth on convex side–>bridge the physis
-mod and severe cases
-less severe not responsive
-remove implants once straightened

17
Q

ald prognosis good

A

early treatment
physis or epiphysis

18
Q

ald prognosis fair/poor

A

diaphyseal
crushed cuboidal bones
severe angulation
2ndry DJD

19
Q

Superficial digital flexor tendon

A

origin–>distal humerus, proximal radius
insertion–>accessory ligament(distal palmar radius), distal PI, proximal PII

20
Q

role of SDFT

A

flexion of MCP/MTP joint

21
Q

deep digital flexor tendon

A

origin–>humeral epicondyle, medial olecranon, proximal radius
inserts–>palmar PIII

22
Q

role of deep digital flexor tendon

A

flexion of dip joint

23
Q

digital hyperextension

A

mild/mod–>with exercise laxity reduces
severe–>protect heel bulbs/palmar fetlocks, palmar/plantar extensions. BANDAGES AVOID if possible