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NSGY and Ortho Flashcards

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neurapraxia

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no axonal injury; temporary loss of function

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axonotmesis

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disrupt axon, not sheath; will improve

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neurotmesis

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disrupt axon and sheath; might need OR

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growth of nerve

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1mm/day

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salutatory conduction

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nodes of ranvier in nerve

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regulation of ADH

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hyperosmolar serum causes supraoptic nucleus of hypothalamus to release in posterior pitutary gland

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7
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when to operate on subdural vs epidural

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subdural 1cm
epidural 0.5 cm

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MC intracerebral hematoma

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temporal lobe ; drain only if focal deficits

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Cushings triad

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  1. HTN
  2. brady
  3. low RR
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10
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spinal shock level

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above T6

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anterior spinal cord syndrome

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injury to anterior spinal artery

(vert body burst fx, aortic problem, ruptured disc)

b/l loss MOTOR, PAIN, TEMPERATURE below lesion
proprioception and light touch are FINE.

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Borwn Sequard syndrome

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hemisection

(penetrating injury)

loss of IPSILATERAL MOTOR and CONTRALATERAL PAIN/TEMP below lesion

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central cord syndrome

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(hyperextension of spine, old people with sponylosis)

*MC MC MC spinal cord injury**

b/l loss ofUPPER EXTREMITY MOTOR, PAIN, TEMPERATURE

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cauda equina

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LOWER EXTREMITY pain and weakness due to compression of lumbar nerve roots, loss rectal tone, perineal saddle asnethesia, distended bladder
mgmt: decompression emergently.

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spinothalamic

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pain temp DORSAL

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corticospinal/rubrospinal tract

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motor VENTRAL

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17
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dorsal vs ventral nerve roots

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dorsal: AFFERENT
ventral: MOTOR

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MC brain tumor

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glioma (esp glioma multiforme)

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meninigioma mgmt

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resect

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MC met to brain

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lung

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MC children brain tumor

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medulloblastoma

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MC metastatic brain tumor in children

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neuroblastoma

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23
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acoustic neuroma origin

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8th CN at cerebellopontine angle (vetigo, hearing loss)

mgmt; resect

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MC spinal tumor

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neurofibroma

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25
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intradural tumor vs extradural malignant potential

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extradural is most likely malignant

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paraganglionoma

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check for metanpehrines

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27
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intraventricular hemorrhage = subependymal

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premies rupture GERMINAL MATRIX

mgmt: drain

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myelomeninigocele

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neural cord defect esp LUMBAR
spinal cord and nerve roots herniate through!

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29
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wernicke’s location

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temporal; left; speech comprehension

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30
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brocas location

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posterior frontal; speech motor

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31
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brain abscess drainage indication

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2.5cm (otherwise just ABx)

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32
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Causalgia

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reflex sympathetic dystrophy…

cosntant burning pain if you touch the area (cold cyanotic, moist)
mgmt: sympathetctomy

33
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salter harris fx I-V

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I: epiphysiolysis of growth plate (no fx)
II: metaphys fx
III: growth plate and epiphysis fx
IV: fx crosses epiphysis, growth palte and metaphysis
V: crush of growth plate witout fx (growth plate closes prematurely)

34
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salter harris fx mgmt

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I and II: CRIF
III-V; growth plate affected so need ORIF

35
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JOnes fx

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5th metatarsal fz (ass’d nonunion)

36
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fx ass’d compartment synd

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supracondylar humerus (ant interosseous aa), tibia (ata), calcaneus (idk)

37
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fx ass’d avascular necrosis

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scaphoid, femoral neck, talus, hip dislocation

38
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obturator nerve
super gluteal n
inf gluteal n
fem nerve

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obturator nerve: hip adduction
super gluteal n: hip abduction
inf gluteal n: hip extension
fem nerve: knee extension

39
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L3-S1 function

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L3: hip flexion
L4: knee extension(patellar)
L5: dorsiflexion, sensation to big toe
S1: platarflex (Achilles), sensation lateral foot

40
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ulnar nerve function

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intrinsic motor, finger abduction, wrist flexion, sensory to pinky

injury = CLAW HAND DEFORMITY

41
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median nerve function

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thumb apposition, OK, finger flexors, sensory to all but pinky

42
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radial nerve

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wrist extension, finger extension, triceps, sensory back of fingers

43
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axillary nerve

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motor to deltoid

44
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shoulder dislocation risks ant vs post

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ANTERIOR: axillary NERVE (CRIF)
POSTERIOR (electrocution): axillary ARTERY (CRIF)

45
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monteggia fx

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FOOSH. proximal ulnar and radial head dislocation

mgmt: ORIF

46
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Colles fx

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FOOSH. distal radius

mgmt: CRIF

47
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nursemaids elbow

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sublux of radius at elbow from pulling on extended pronated arm

mgmt: CRIF

48
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metacarpal fx

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4th adn 5th from punching

mgt: ulnar gutter splint CRIF, +/- K wires

49
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Volkmanns contracture

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anterior interosseous artery injury from supracondylar humerus fx causing reperfusion injury after CRIF… forear compartment

50
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dupuytrens contracture

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palma fascia of hand proliferates mostly 4th and 5th digits (can’t extend)

mgmt: NSAIDs, steroids, excise fascia

51
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carpal tunnel syndrome

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median nere compression by transverse carpel ligament

mgmt: splint, NSAIDs, steroids, transverse carpal ligament release

52
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trigger finger

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tenosynovities of flexor tendon at MCP joint

mgmt: splint, tendon sheath steroid injection vs release MCP joint

53
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suppurative tenosynovitis mgmt

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midaxial longitudinal I&D

54
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posterior hip dislocation injury

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SCIATIC NERVE injury; presents internally rotated with adduction

mgmt: CRIF

55
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anterior hip dislocation injury

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FEMORAL ARTEYR injury; externally rotated with abduction

mgmt: CRIF

56
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lateral knee injury will affect what

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ACL, PCL, MEDIAL MENISCUS

57
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ACL injury dx

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anterior drawer test

58
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foot eversion injury to? after compartment fasciotomy

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superficial peroneal nerve

59
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foot drop injuyr to?

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comon peronal nerve (after fibula head fraction / lithotomy / crossed legs)

60
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compartment lower leg contents

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anterior: anterior tibial aa, deep peroneal NERVE
lateral: superficial peroneal NERVE
deep posterior: posterior tibial aa, peroneal aa, tibial NERVE
superficial posterior: sural NERVE

61
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SCFE

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AVN to femoral head, painful hip
XR: widening of epiphyseal plate
mgmt: EMERGENT Surgical pinning of femoral head

62
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Legg Calve Perthes disease

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AVN to femoral head (younger kids) hypercoagulable maybe
painful hip
XR; flat head
mgmt: limit ROM it will be OK

63
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genu varum vs valgus

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varum: younger. BOW legs; ass’d BLOUNT disease (medial tibial plate abnormality)
valgus: KNOCK KNEE. slightly older 4-8 YO

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talipes equinovarus (clubfoot)

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serial casting

65
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MC bone tumor

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met (breast lytic > prostate blastic)

66
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mgmt bone tumor

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radiate

67
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MC primary malignant bone tumor

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multiple myeloma

68
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dx multiple myelmoa

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XR: lytic lesion, Bence JOnes protein in urine, Igg on blood smear

69
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mgmt multiple myeloma

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chemotherapy

70
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osteogenic sarcoma

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10-25 YO
XR: codmans triangle = periosteal reaction (sunburst)

71
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mgmt osteogenic sarcoma

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doxorubicin neoadjuvant then resect and radiate

72
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ewings sarcoma

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less common.
5-15 YO (younger) diaphysis o long bones
XR: onion skinning

73
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MCtumor in general

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osteochondroma (can curette and bone graft if tsymptomatic)

74
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giant cell tumor mgmt

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total resection +/- radiation

75
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both bone

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CRIF kid
ORIF adult

76
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developmental hip dysplasia

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gluteal asymm folds
dx: US (XR not calcified)
tx: pavlik harness x 6 mos

77
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osgood schlatter

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tibial tubercle apophysitis (osteochondrosis)
from traction injury to quads … tibial tubercle pain

conservative

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