HIGH YIELD Flashcards

1
Q

the benefit of AAFAO?

A
atraumatic technique
fracture pattern
bone quality
fixation method
post op mgmt
protected weightbearing 
pt selection/compliance
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2
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what are the original AO principles?

A

restoration of anatomy
stable fracture fixation
preservation of blood supply
early mobilization of the limb and patient

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3
Q

purpose of anatomical reduction?

A

restores full function

re-establish

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4
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purpose of rigid internal compression fixation?

A

adequate stability to maintain

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5
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what is the purpose of atraumatic surgical technique?

A

preserves the surgical technique

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6
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what is early pain free motion?

A

fracture/cast disease

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7
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what are the 21st century AO principes?

A

fracture reduction and fixation
provides absolute or relative stability as personality
preservation of blood supply to the soft tissues and bone by gentle reduction techniques, careful handling
early and safe mobilization and rehab

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8
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what are the types of biomechanical stability?

A

absolute stability

relative stability

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9
Q

name this type of biomechanical stability?

primary bone healing
compression plate and screws
articular fractures require anatomical reduction and absolute stability to enhance healing

A

absolute stability

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10
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name this type of biomechanical stability?

secondary bone healing
intramedullary nail
external fixation
bridge plating using the internal fixator principle

A

relative stability

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11
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indirect bone healing occurs during what kind of stability?

A

relative stability

  • casting
  • traction
  • tx
  • IM nailing
  • bridge plating
  • external fixation
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12
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what kind of healing is seen for absolute stability?

A

direct bone healing

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13
Q

primary bone healing
no callous formation
direct osteonal remodeling (cutting cone)
only in absolute stability

A

direct bone healing

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14
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for bone healing, absolute stability is what kind of bone healing?

minimal callus

A

primary bone healing

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15
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for bone healing, relative stability is what kind of bone healing?

callus

A

2econdary bone healing

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16
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the spectrum of stability ranges from?

A

absolute to instability

17
Q

what is stability?

A

spectrum from total to none, in other words absolute to relative

18
Q

what are the indications for absolute stability?

A

articular fx-foot/ankle
hypertrophic pseudoarthroses-foot/ankle
arthrodesis-locked plating constructs common here