Hip Fracture Flashcards

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What are the risk factors of hip fractures?

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How are hip fractures classified?

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Intracapsular:
- Subcapital vs. Transcervical
- Displaced vs. Undisplaced

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3
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Describe blood supply of femoral head

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3
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How are different types of hip fractures managed?

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4
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What are relevant past medical history that might affect care received?

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Diabetes, bleeding disorders, CVS diseases, Parkinson’s

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5
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What is Shenton’s line and what does alteration to this line mean?

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On AP X-ray

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What are principles of hip fracture management?

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  1. Return patient to pre-fracture level of function
  2. Usually by operation followed by early mobilisation to avoid complications of recumbency
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How is decision regarding type of surgical procedure made?

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