MSK Flashcards

1
Q

Colles fracture?

A

transverse fracture of distal radius

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2
Q

Scaphoid fracture?

A

outstretched hand
> tender

‘anatomical snuffbox’

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3
Q

why is the scaphoid at risk of avascular necrosis?

A

retrograde blood supply

non-union

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4
Q

what are the two bones of the hand

medial bone is?

A

Radial - medial bone
Ulna - lateral

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5
Q

two bones of the leg (knee down)

A

fibular medial bone

Tibia lateral bone

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6
Q

lateral malleulos fractures

A

weber classification

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7
Q

Type A weber classification?

A

fractures of the lateral malleolus

below the ankle joint
syndesmosis intact

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8
Q

pelvic ring fracture management?

A

emergency resus and trauma mx

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9
Q

pathological fracture

A

prostate

renal
thyroid
breast

lung

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10
Q

what is alendronic acid?

A

bisphosphonate given in osteoporosis

dose 10mg commonly

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11
Q

how to take bisphosphonate?

A

empty stomach
sit upright 30 minutes before moving / eating

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12
Q

antibody which blocks activity of osteoclasts?

A

denosumab

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13
Q

Gurds criteria is for?

Major criteria?

A

fat embolism

> respiratory distress
petechial rash
cerebral involvement

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14
Q

what are the two categories of hip fractures?

A

intra capsular

extra capsular

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15
Q

how is garden classification 1,2 managed?

A

intra capsular fractures with non displacement can be fixed with internal fixation - screws

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16
Q

Displaced intra capsular fractures?

A

head of femur needs ti be removed and replaced

17
Q

hemiarthroplasty vs total hip replacement?

A

replacing head but leaving behind acetabulum

better for co morbid / limited mobility pts

18
Q

Intermedullary nail?

A

metal pole inserted into greater trochanter through shaft of femur

19
Q

extracapsular fractures managed by?

A

intramedullary nail

dynamic hip screw

20
Q

two of the calve muscles?

A

gastrocnemius and soleus

which bind to calcaneus bone

21
Q

achilles tendon rupture is associated with which antibiotics?

A

fluoroquinolones

ciprofloxacin
levofloxacin

22
Q

Xray changes in osteoarthritis?

A

LOSS of joint space

Osteophytes
SUBARTICULAR sclerosis
Subchondral cysts

23
Q

signs of osteoarthritis in the hands?

A

haberdens nodes
bouchards nodes

squaring of the base of the thumb

24
Q

which appears higher (OA hand signs)

A

haberdens nodes

25
Q

Dx OA?

A

clinical if
> 45
typical pain
no morning stiffness

26
Q

1st line mx for knee OA?

A

topical nsaids

27
Q

adhesive capsulitis affecst which ligament?

A

glenohumeral joint

28
Q

adhesive capsulitis affects which movement

A

shoulder stiffness
> external rotation

29
Q

Trendelenburg test

A

stand one legged on affected leg
affected Hip stable

other hip sags

++ test result

resist internal rotation and external rotation of hip

30
Q

olecrannon bursitis

A

inflammation of bursa over elbow

olecrannon is lumpy bone part of ulna

31
Q

mx of olecrannon bursitis?

A

aspiration of fluid for microscopy and culture

> abx
flucloxacillin 1st line
clarithrymycin if pen allergy

32
Q

mx of acute compartment syndrome?

A

escalate to ortho
remove dressing
elevate
maintain BP

> emergency fasciotomy

33
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