lower limb fractures Flashcards

1
Q

types of femoral fractures

A

proximal end
shaft
distal end

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2
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what is a capital fracture

A

fracture of the head

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3
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what is a subcaptial fracture

A

below femoral head

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4
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what is a transcerival fracture

A

across mid femoral neck

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5
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what is a basicervical fracture

A

across base of femoral neck

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6
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types of extra capsular fractures

A

intertrochanteric
subtrochanteric

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7
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what is the classification for femoral neck fractures

A

Garden classification

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8
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grading

A

1 - incomplete impacted fracture of fem neck
2 - complete undisplaced fracture
3 - complete fracture with moderate displacement
4 - severely displaced fracture

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9
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what is pauwels classification

A

angle the fracture line makes with the horizontal
1 -30
2- 50
3 - 70

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10
Q

what causes a femoral shaft fracture

A

high force trauma

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11
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what are extra - articular/ supracondylar fractures

A

fracture doesn’t extend to knee joint line

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12
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what are partial articular or condylar fractures

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fracture extends to knee joint byt part of condyles remain attatched to femur shaft

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13
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what are complete articular or intercondylar fractures

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fracture extends to knee joint but condyles are completely separated from femur shaft

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14
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tibial fractures

A

may be depression of plateau surface, displacement of fracture
lipohaemarthrosis - blood and fat leakage from bone marrow into joint

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15
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what does the weber fracture classify

A

lateral malleolar fractures according to their position in relation to distal tibiofibular sydesmosis (fibrous joint)

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16
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weber classification

A

A - distal to ankle joint
B - level of ankle joint
C - proximal to ankle joint

17
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what is the Maisonneuve fracture

A

spiral fracture of proximal third of fibula with tear of distal tibiofibular sydesmosis and interosseous membrane

18
Q

what is an osteochondral fracture

A

fracture of talus bone

19
Q

what causes calcaneal fractures

A

falling from height
comminuted and intra artiticular

20
Q

what is bohlers angle

A

20-40 degrees
highest point on anterior process to highest point of posterior facest

21
Q

what is bohlers angle

A

20-40 degrees
highest point on anterior process to highest point of posterior facest

22
Q

what is the critical angle of gissane

A

120-145
line along lateral margin of posterior facet and beak of calcaneus.

23
Q

what does the sanders system classify

A

intrarticular fractures (calcaneal fractures)