Fractures, Compartment Syndrome and Osteoarthritis -Avik Flashcards

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What supplies the weight bearing dome of the femoral head?

A

Medial femoral circumflex A

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What is the most common location for a stress fx?

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tibia

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3
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What is the most important thing in stress fracture treatment?

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activity modification==> slow down the pt

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4
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What zone is disrupted in growth plate fractures? What can happen if this is disrupted?

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hypertrophic zone (proliferative zone of this zone)

if disrupted, can stop growing

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5
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Which salter harris classifications are likely to cause growth disruption?

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IV and V

treat with surgery –> do not

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how do you treat a type I or II salter harris fx?

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closed reduction (conscious sedation) and immobilization

need pre and post X-rays

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7
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When would you not remanipulate a physeal damage fracture?

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after 5-7 days–> more risk for further physeal damage

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8
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What can happen if the growth plate closes early?

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leg length discrepancy

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9
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What is Volkmann contracture?

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compartment syndrome in the upper extremity lead to irreversible contracture and inability to move hand

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10
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What are the 6 Ps that present with compartment syndrome?

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Pain out of proportion
Palpably tense compartment
Pain with passive stretch
BAD:
Paresthesia/hypoesthesia
Paralysis
Pulselessness/pallor
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