ortho 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Anterior shoulder dislocation complication?

A

Axillary artery and nerve at risk

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2
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Most common hip dislocation and mechanism?

A

Posterior and in a car accident where it is forced back on flexed adducted hip

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3
Q

Clah hand?

A

Ulnar nerve

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4
Q

Ape hadn? **

A

Median

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5
Q

Scapular wing?

A

LTN

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6
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Can’t wipe bottom? **

A

Thoracodorsal nerve injury

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7
Q

Abduct and adduct fingers?

A

Ulnar nerve

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8
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Nerve injury if can’t initiate shoulder abduction?

A

Suprascapular nerve

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9
Q

CAn’t lift arm above horizontal?

A

Long thoracic (can’t do it if winged scapula) and spinal accessory (traps)

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10
Q

Supracondylar humerus fracture risk of injuring what nerve?

A

Median nerve

Radial is shaft, ulnar is medial epicondyle

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11
Q

Casting rule about joints to immobilize?

A

above and below!

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12
Q

Tx of open wound from teeth?

A

Surgery to explore and R/O tendon involvment

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13
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Montegia fracture treatment?

A

surgery. Dislocation of radial head and ulnar diaphyseal fracture from falling on pronated arm

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14
Q

Galeazzi fracture is what? Tx?

A

Galezzi is DRUJ dislocation and radial diaphyseal fracture

needs surgery

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15
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Mnemonic for galeazzi and monteggia?

A

Alphabetical for fracture.

Galezzzi is first, so that is radial fracture b/c r is first alphabetically

Montega is second, so it is ulnar fracture

both have radial head dislocations

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16
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Unhappy triad?

A

ACL, MCL, Lateral meniscus tear

17
Q

Not commonly injured knee ligament?

18
Q

Dx of compartment syndrome?

A

Compartment pain with passive stretch

Definitive: Manometry needle

> 30 mmHg is pressure

19
Q

6 p’s of compartment syndrome is late

A

SO DONT RULE IT OUT TOO EARLY just b/c no pulse

20
Q

Spine with abnormal gait where knee and hips flexed?

A

Spondylolisthesis (anterior slip of vertebrae)

21
Q

Back ain radiating that is worse walking or standing?

A

spinal stenosis

22
Q

Back pain worse with exertion?

A

Disc hernia

23
Q

Back pain worst at rest and better with movement?

A

ankylosing spondylitis (it is stiff!)

they might get up in morning and go for a run

24
Q

Night pain or rest pain of the back?

A

think cancer

25
Antidepressant that works for neuropathy as well?
Duloxetine: SNRI
26
Urinary retention? Perineal anesthesia (saddle), decreased rectal tone?
Cauda equina syndrome
27
Tx of caudal equine?
Immediate decompression IV steroids to get inflame down Radiation if tumor to shrink it too
28
Erb duchenne palsy?
Superior trunk with birth distocia or similar angle Waiter's tip
29
Claw hand injury?
Ulnar nerve: Injury to medial epicondyle of humerus
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What is Klumpke palsy?
Injury to posterior or medial cords Hyperabduction of arm (like trying to catch a tree when you fall) Claw hand, dropped wrist Associated with horner syndrome