OB 3 Flashcards
primary blood supply to growth plate
Perichonodral
tumors with “small blue cells”
Neuroblastoma, primitive neuroectodermal tumors (PNET), Ewing’s sarcoma, and embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
CRPS Type II is like type I but _
in a single nerve distribution
10 year % Hip fracture and overall osteoporotic fracture threshold to start bisphosphonates
3%, 20%
pectus excavatum is associated with?
marfan’s
Tx for intramuscular myxoma?
excision alone
Homogenous mass on MRI bright on T2, dark on T1 unlike lipoma (matches fat on everything)?
myxoma
ankle position with lowest calf compartment pressures?
neutral to 30 degrees plantar flexion
Treatment of elderly olecranon fractures with good outcomes?
Cast, early mobilization
Letter at end of iCD-10 means what?
what phase of care. Initial/subsequent/sequelae
What sided IT fractures are at risk for malreduction and what type of malreduction?
left sided from screw insertion, Apex anterior of the proximal segment
Definitive diagnosis of ALS is with what modality?
electrodiagnostic tests
tibiotalar impingement in calcaneus fracture malunions caused by?
decreased calc height causing talus dorsiflexion and impingment
Component of bone responsible for its compressive strength?
proteoglycans and hydroxyappetite
Blood volume in normal adult?
5L
Blood loss in Grade I
<15%
Blood loss in grade II
15-30%
Blood loss in grade III
30-40%
Blood loss in grade IV
> 40%
MOA penicillins
cell wall synthesis
MOA cephalosporins
cell wall synthesis
MOA vancomycin
cell wall synthesis
MOA -penems
cell wall synthesis
MOA aminoglycosides
anti 30s ribosomal subunit (mycins)