Limb Flashcards

1
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Raynard phenomenon. Rx

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Treatment is with calcium antagonist

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Diff b/w embolus and atheromatic occlusions

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Sudden onset of symptoms; pain, pallor, paresis, pulselessness, paraesthesia

claudication, ulceration and gangrene

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3
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Upper limb venous thrombosisarise as a result of

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arise as a result of repetitive use of the limb in a task such as painting a ceiling

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4
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Adsons test

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Test for Cer vical rib
Lateral flexion of the neck away from symptomatic side and traction of the symptomatic arm- leads to obliteration of radial pulse)

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5
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Cervical rib. fibrous band arises from

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fibrous band that often originates from C7

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Simmons Thompson test

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Used to chk Achilles tendon rupture
Positive when lack of plantar flexion on squeezing the calf

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7
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Achilles Tendon rupture at

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4-6 cm above Calcaneal insertion in the watershed hypovascular area

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8
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What rule is usedto get xray in order of foot or anKle injury

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Ottawa ankle rule

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9
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What occurs with Tibialis post tendon rupture

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valgus deformity due to unopposed eversion

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10
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Fibular flap

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Useful source of long segment of vascularised bone and is used for mandibular reconstruction

Not used in just skin injuries

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11
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Anterior interosseous nerve syndrome

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Anterior interosseous nerve syndrome This is a loss of motor function in FPL,FDP index and pronatorquadratus without sensory loss.

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12
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Perthes disease

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Idiopathic avascular necrosis of the femoral epiphysis of the femoral head

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13
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Conservative management of perthes disease age

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<6 years of age

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14
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Caterral staging is for what disease

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Perthes

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15
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Articular surface in caterral staging

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Stage 2 preservation of articular disease
Stage 3 femoral head affected
Stage 4 loss of acetabular integrity

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16
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Management of perthes disease

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keeping the femoral head in the acetabulum by braces, casts or surgery.

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17
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Sites from where cancer metastasize to bone/
Secondary Malignant Tumor of bone

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renal, thyroid, lung, prostate, and breast

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18
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Most common siteof bone metastasis

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Spine

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19
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Genetic association of osteosarcoma

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RB1(familial retinoblastoma)
p53 (Li Fraumeni Syndrome

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20
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Genetic association of chordomas during childhood

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Mutations to TSC1 andTSC2 mutation (tuberous sclerosis)

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21
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Paget’s disease is associated with What kind of cancer

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Osteosarcoma

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22
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which benign bone condition can lead to osteosarcoma

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Paget’s disease and fibrous dysplasia

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23
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Feature of pain in bone cancer

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Not associated with movement
Worse at night

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24
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Codman’s triangle” or as a “sunburst pattern in which brain tumor

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Osteosarcoma

25
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Osteosarcoma Features

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More in males
Bimodal age of onset, either at 10-14 years or in those >65yrs
Epiphysis of long bones (most commonly the distal femur, proximal tibia, and distal radius).

26
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Rhabdomyosarcoma vs Leiomyosarcoma

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Rhabdomyosarcoma-striated muscle

Leiomyosarcoma-smooth muscle

27
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Most frequently site of charcot

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Knee or hip joints in Tabes dorsalis
Shoulder or elbow joint In syringomyelia

28
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Labs in Paget vs 2ndry bone Ca

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Paget: only raised ALP
2ndry Tumors: raised ALP, Ca and phosphate

29
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Appearance of secondary bone tumors

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Sclerotic if from prostate
Lytic if from breast

30
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Osteoclastoma has a characteristic appearance on x-ray

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with multiple lytic and lucent areas (Soap bubble) appearances.

31
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Which site secondary tumor of bone are most prone to spontaneous fracture

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peritrochanteric region

32
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Tumour Features
Osteoid osteoma

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Males more
Younger 10 to 25
Worse at night and relieved by NSAIDS
Long bones

33
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Histology of
Osteoid osteoma

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Lesion affects cortex and radiologically consists of a lucent centre surrounded by reactive sclerosis

34
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multiple lytic and lucent areas (Soap bubble) appearances

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Osteoclastoma/ Giant cell tumor

35
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Two syndromes are associated with chondromas both of which are characterised by the formation of multiple enchondromas

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, Ollier’s disease and Maffucci syndrome,

36
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Endochondroma vs Ecchondroma

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En: centre of bone
Ec: surface of bone

37
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Ollier’s disease has which type of chondromatosis

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Multiple Enchondromatosis

38
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Pedunculated bone cancer

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Osteochondroma

39
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Features of bone cysts

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In adolescence
proximal femur and humerus
ovoid radiolucent area with surrounding cortical thinning

40
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ovoid radiolucent area with surrounding cortical thinning

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Bone cysts

41
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ES R raised in which bone tumor

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Ewing
This is asigns ofbad prognosis

42
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Treatment of osteosarcoma versus Ewing sarcoma

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Osteo: Excision
Ewing: excisional surgery and chemotherapy.

43
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Which bone tumor occurs in long bones, pelvis and ribs

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Chondrosarcoma

44
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Mirel scoring system is used

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to stratify the risk of spontaneous fracture for bone metastasis of varying types.

45
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Paget Disease of Bone

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  1. Skull vault expansion and sensorineural hearing loss.
  2. Areas of sclerosis and radiolucency in skull.
  3. Normal Calcium and PTH levels with elevated ALP.
46
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Paget disease is actually a problem of

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Osteoclast which is followed by osteblast

47
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Predisposing factors of paget

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increasing age
male sex
northern latitude
family history

48
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Bones affected in paget disease

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Skull vertebra long bones and pelvis

49
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skull x-ray of paget

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thickened vault, osteoporosis circumscripta

50
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Indications for treatment of paget

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bone pain, skull or long bone deformity, fracture, periarticular Paget’s

51
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Which bone tumor is related to paget disease

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Osteogenic sarcoma

52
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Complications of paget disease of bone

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Pathological fractures
High cardiac output failure
Osterogenic sarcoma
Paraplegia
Compressive symptoms due to skull and enlargement for example
deafness, blindness

53
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Boxer vs Bennet #

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Boxer’s fracture – A fracture of the 5th metacarpal neck usually caused by a clenched fist striking a hard object.
Bennett’s fracture – A fracture of the 1st metacarpal base, caused by forced hyperabduction of the thumb.

54
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Which carpal bones form wrist joint

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Scaphoid and lunate

55
Q

Most common ankle ligament injury

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Ant talofibukar and calcaneofibular

56
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When will callus form

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3 weeks
Bu fibroblast and chondrblasts

57
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Chondromalcia pataeelae key point

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A teenage girl with knee pain on walking down the stairs is characteristic for chondromalacia patellae (anterior knee pain). Most cases are managed with physiotherapy.

58
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Osgood schlatter disease points

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Pain at tibial tuberosity in young athletes but with no hx of injury

59
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Rx of patellar fracture

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K wiring