Handbook of Fx Flashcards

1
Q

Ankle Brachial Index cutoff, test

A

< 0.9, angiogram

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2
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Open Fx classification

A

Gustilo and Anderson, Tscherne

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3
Q

G&A 1

A

Skin open < 1cm, minimal muscle contusion, simple transverse/short oblique Fx

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4
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G&A 2

A

Lac >1cm, extensive soft tissue damage, mild-moderate crush, transverse/short oblique Fx minimal comminution

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5
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G&A 3-subclass

A

extensive soft tissue damage w/muscles and neurovascular, severe crushing high energy (A,B,C)
A-bone is covered, B-bone not covered, C-B+neurovascular comprimise

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6
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Antibiotics for open Fx

A

1&2-1st gen Ceph, 3-add aminoglycoside, farm-same+penicillin

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7
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muscle viability factors

A

color(beefy red), consistency(firm), bleeding(capable of bleeding), contractility(upon pinch/low cautery)

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8
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3 spine columns & contents

A

anterior-1/2+ALL, middle-1/2+PLL, posterior-facets, processes

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9
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classification for clavicle fractures

A

allman

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10
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clavicle fracture categories

A

middle 1/3, distal 1/3, proximal 1/3

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11
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distal 1/3 clavicle fracture types

A

I-minimal displace, II-displaced+medial to CC ligaments(a-conoid/trapezoid attached, b-conoid torn), III-AC joint surface Fx

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12
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operative indications-clavicle Fx

A

unstable medial clavicle, posterior displaced Fx, 100% displacement, open Fx

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13
Q

bankart lesion

A

anteroinferior labrum avulsion off glenoid rim.

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14
Q

bony bankart

A

associated glenoid rim Fx

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15
Q

hill sachs lesion

A

posterolateral head of humerus impression Fx (from anterior dislocations)

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16
Q

HAGL

A

humeral avulsion of glenohumeral ligaments- tearing of capsule from humerus

17
Q

Directional pull on greater tuberosity

A

superior+posterior from supraspinatus+external rotators

18
Q

Lesser tuberosity directional pull

A

medial-subscapularis

19
Q

Humeral shaft directional pull

A

medial-pec major

20
Q

humeral head/proximal fragment directional pull

A

abduction-deltoid

21
Q

proximal humerus Fx classification

A

Neers

22
Q

4 parts of proximal humerus

A

greater tuberosity, lesser tuberosity, humeral shaft, humeral head.

23
Q

Anatomic neck of humerus Fx treatment

A

hemiarthroplasty vs ORIF

24
Q

surgical neck of humerus Fx Tx

A

perc pinning/screws

25
Q

greater tuberosity of humerus Fx Tx

A

IF >5 mm displaced-ORIF+ or - cuff repair

26
Q

3 and 4 part proximal humerus Fx Txq

A

ORIF vs hemiarthroplasty

27
Q

holstein lewis Fx

A

Distal 1/3 of humerus w/ radial nerve entrapment

28
Q

Humeral shaft Fx tolerances

A

20 degrees anterior, 30 degrees varus, 3 cm bayonet apposition

29
Q

circle of hori injury& progression

A

elbow dislocation- lateral to medial ligamentous injury

30
Q

“terrible triad of elbow”

A

radial head Fx, coronoid Fx, elbow dislocation

31
Q

radial head Fx classification

A

mason

32
Q

Mason 1-4

A

1-nonD, 2-displaced marginal Fx, 3-comminuted Fx, 4-associated elbow dislocation

33
Q

proximal ulna Fx with associated radial head dislocation

A

monteggia

34
Q

monteggia classification

A

Bado

35
Q

Bado classification 1-4

A

1-anterior dislocation+Fx angulation, 2 posterior dislocation+angulation, 3-lateral dislocation w/ metaphyseal Fx, 4-1+radial shaft Fx

36
Q

Bado mechanisms of injury

A

1-pronation, 2-flexed axial load, 3-forced abduction, 4-1+radial shaft fails

37
Q

galeazzi Fx

A

middle/distal 1/3 junction Fx of radius+DRUJ disrupt

38
Q

normal radiographic measurements of distal radius

A

11 degrees volar tilt, 11 mm length, 23 degrees inclination

39
Q

colles Fx classification, mechanism

A

frykman-